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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1911
Page
7
Local real estate listing notes property available for purchase. Includes parcel details and asking price for buyers seeking land or homes in the area. Potential buyers encouraged to contact the agent for viewing times and terms.
Old real estate ads list multiple properties for sale or rent in Corry and nearby areas. Listings include lots, barns, wells, and improvements with prices noted such as 1300 and 31200. Names like Andrews Tad Company and Chas H. Honilovgon appear along with addresses and property features.
Local listings offer multiple properties in Corry and Columbus Boro for sale or rent. Include Stulor property near northwest corner of prn, five acres, two houses and a barn in Columbus Boro. Also brick properties on Mali Street and Wright Street. Crane of rental units on ground floor with modern conveniences. Additional sales include Wright property corner at West Wayne and Smith with cement block building, and several homes with modern amenities. Also job ads and notices appear, including positions at lodgings and a printer at the Journal office.
Notice lists a missing fox hound pup with reward and an Indian gold watch with reward. contact 628 N Center or Journal office 2410 Legute for returns. Also mentions executors and creditors in Corry Pa and a 1911 stockholders meeting notice for Corry Metal Furniture Co. with lawyer O P Rogers Jr. as solicitor.
Notice to creditors and claimants. The undersigned as administrators, Robin J. Osborne and Robt. J. Osborne, of Cory Pa, announce administration of Julia Pine's estate. Creditors must present claims promptly at the law office of Robin J. Osborne, 80 Cantor Street, Corry, Pa. July 10, 1911.
Fire insurance ads tout 14 strong established stock companies with $25,000,000 assets and no in advance assessments. Mutuals differ and require care. Avoid penny wise schemes and misled agents. Consider a reliable agency as vital as a strong bank, focusing on the trusted person behind the policy.
For sale a practical driving horse harness and cutter used one season. Also a hearty team of horses or exchange for a good driving horse. Weight about 1200 pounds. Contact N. W. Hull at 41 1 Church Street or call Mell Phone 1020.Also options at Union Phone a6H.11 tt.
A fragmentary reflection cites Thoreau urging readers to read the best books first to avoid missing a chance to sample them. The text discusses judgment, trust, and confidence in choosing literature, with mentions of a hypothetical court and the value of discernment in consuming books.
Lowell disposes of its top trio sending star ball tossery to the St Louis Americans. Rosten, Lily and others are named amid a season of upheaval as Wicker dominates the New Hampshire league chatter.
A historical report describes Leach breaking a leg and suffering shock after a barrel plunge over a river falls. Eyewitnesses watched from the riverbank as Leach and a partner rode the barrel, it teetered, and Leach was knocked unconscious. He was pulled from the water with a broken leg and shaken, while bystanders noted a nearby injured woman.
The fragment describes American sailors welcoming Captain Day and crew aboard the yacht Livy Brutality to Sea Elephant as they reach Rome’s riverbank near the Tiber. It notes voyages across seas, encounters with elephants and walrus, and a bleak warning about hunting and devastation, with references to American participants and officials.
A new production of the famous opera Faust is slated for Friday afternoon at the Tyro Theatre. The show promises a magnificent photoplay with complete musical score, lavish costumes, and stunning scenic elements. Admission details list children at reduced prices and note additional showings of the grand production.
A. F. Messengers and Son engage the national Calloring Company of New York for first-class work and fit guarantees. Only wool fabrics used, and prices are set for ready-made garments.
Notice announces closure of the outdoor event grouping titled Sovatt Hither annointrement amid forecast bad conditions, citing unfavorable weather as the reason and the management decision.
A vivid war drama titled The Tittle Hokoiex of 4 unfolds at the Gye Lonteh venue with unusually spectacular battle scenes and intense action reported as the most striking in the era. The production draws attention for its scale and dramatic visuals.
Partial OCR text mentions a Friday afternoon event and a group called Albo Ammoset. Context is unclear but implies a public or group activity with participants and timing.
Local shop markets fall suits with discounts from 12 to 40 dollars. A. I. Momsengor & 860 twat advertised tailored options to fit different budgets and styles.
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