FOR SALE The Clark Residence 223 E Smith St
FOR SALE The Clark Residence 223 E Smith St Modern in every way all hardwood floors furnace cement cellar window shades. Will be sold on easy terms. ASK WAKE MORGARIDGR.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1916
Page
7
FOR SALE The Clark Residence 223 E Smith St Modern in every way all hardwood floors furnace cement cellar window shades. Will be sold on easy terms. ASK WAKE MORGARIDGR.
A cluttered page lists Wanted help with housework and other jobs, plus lost items and travel ads. Entries include WANTED-competent girl for housework, several positions in Warren and nearby towns, to Park House Waterford, and a cabman wanted. Lost items include a Pennsylvania license plate and an ox, with directions to return to Journal offices.
C J Wood the big bargain giver advertises hot weather and hot bar gains. The reader is urged to visit Friday and Saturday to tempt their palate with extra fancy new Kala eena arc relery and a special sale featuring four big star 5 foras Tyee.
Names and events from Corey and nearby areas captured in a fragmented Saturday column. Mentions of residents, social visits, and community activities include Mr Robert Dionmidyon and Walton family, Mrs Alma Maltopon, Kathir Doman, Laura Johnson, Mike Lang, Judge Springhead, Ranson McKelvey, Oliver of Gonty, and funeral notices for Jats Packard McRig. The piece hints at a local church gathering, a Saturday afternoon social, and a pottery or craft fair at Corey town with attendees from surrounding areas.
The passage lists names and fragments from a local scene, mentioning Baker Hill Maker, ALU, Ewnildy, and several individuals including Miss Modréd Saudhirg, Corey VestKittbg, and Mr Wil Blgtvhari. It hints at social or community interactions and a forthcoming event with several attendees.
The article traces licensing and tax effects on oleomargarine in Pennsylvania from 1900 to 1910. It notes rising revenues, licensing costs for police regulation, and shifts in consumption, with figures showing totals from about 31,624 to near 100,000 and licensing impacts on dairy and meat divisions. The text mixes fragmented data and dates, highlighting steady growth in revenue and control measures.
A large delegation from Corry County and neighboring towns plans to attend the upcoming event in Oil City next week. Officials from Columbus, Oil City and nearby communities anticipate a strong turnout and urge members to join the parade and associated ceremonies on the scheduled date.
A training school for teachers 1861 owned by the state, operated under the Board of Education. Edinboro State Normal School offering courses in teacher preparation and character development. Beginnings of a school year labeled 1016. For further information address Principal Manic B. Baker, Edinboro, Pa.
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