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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1926
Page
7
Fire at Farren causing extensive damage with estimated losses near 1.25 million dollars. Reports describe flames, shifting weather, and protective tactics as crews battled the blaze into the night. Highway closures between Waeron and Jamestown hindered access while emergency operations continued.
The report from Toms River notes claims of liquor bribes involving Sirites and a $1,000 limit, tied to wholesale concessions. Details reference Speaker John Grant and a district race overseen by Chairman William J. Wheel, with actions in Cape May and Washington.
An old time ad promotes Thompson's Barosma Kidney Tablets as a remedy for kidney and bladder issues. It touts efficacy, claims quick relief, and offers a money back return if not satisfied. The copy mentions constipation and internal fiberless concerns, pricing 25 cents per box.
Blue Eye Blue Eye Junpey mn and Mrs Chesier Grover visited Cuney yesterday. Margaret Sanshburg and family spent the weekend with relatives. Will Burgh and family were with kin Sunday afternoon. Bear bakes Mor and Are Wir indy and Mtn Silaytoh Buosns traveled to Terie today to see Wilt Clayton Barcus in hospital. Connie Higgins’s family visited in Sunday. Currier returned to Gary after time with brother Moon and relatives. Spoon family spent Wednesday with Kate Kene near Watts. Carvier, SiR, and niece upids visited Just see. Mr and Mrs Jim Fuller of Lotta silly attended. Yates family visiting Lewis Fuller’s home. Spring Creek gathering last Thursday with Mr and Mrs fired Yates. Mrs Will Bire and Mrs Chas Sand attended Kings meeting. Holmes, Halex, Edgar Sporanotopé visited to Sanne Tsithta lade Sunnynt tas Wes. Ellsworth Shamtu of Titusville and Bride Scurte visited with Robert Gil Girly family. Ten aund Stella Brigue nearby Monday. Sean Connell and Bear Late visited last Sunday. Hoy Defruteniectained dative from Prowsburs over weekend. Spearerayt Lament Youngs expected to come tonight to Allan Mewi’s place for week. Chas Sindbure and family note house painting progress.
Fredonia clerks report a section of the Portville State Line road in the New York Pennsylvania highway system nears finish. Concrete base poured Sunday, paving to continue for three weeks, with a short gap near the border as crews work northeast toward Midred.
A workman from Brookwayy suffered serious injuries after falling from a bridge during a construction shift. Fellow crew members alerted authorities as the injured man was taken to Maply Avenue Hospital for examination. hospital reports indicate systemic injuries and ongoing medical evaluation after the fall.
Frank Bradt died last night at North East after a lingering illness. Survived by his wife and five children, his parents Mr and Mrs Will Bradt, and sisters Misses Willa and Copra Bradt. Funeral services are to be held Friday afternoon at the late home with burial in the nearby cemetery.
Classified section lists monuments cemetery memorials by Starr Granite and Marble Works, Strayed Lost Found notice for a two-year-old German bull from a farm northwest of the city, and autos for sale including a Chevrolet or Ford sedan. Also contains general editorial note encouraging reader engagement with ads and a Westinghouse battery offer.
A chaotic incident erupted in Blawnox borough near the Allegheny area with reports of workers clashing and police intervening to quell the outbreak. Witnesses described a tense scene as authorities attempted to restore order after the disturbance.
Suranton July 2211 Latzo welterweight champion stated there are slim chances he will accept two fights to box in London. A close friend said Latzo may become a father soon and would not consider boxing abroad. His manager set a price of £100 for two London bouts.
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