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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1915
Page
4
City and Vicinity reports a trady clerk needed at NuBono Co with noted ironwork skills. The item mentions a 10 o'clock car to Columins and scattered local notices including funeral details and missing persons, reflecting a busy community public notices and ads.
A fragmented note describes a new line of ferns including palma and anicastas with emphasis on control or standards in a block setting. The readable text is limited but indicates plant varieties and a possible branding or catalog listing for horticultural items.
Mrs. A. E. Pettit, florist, located at $10 Main Street announces storefront near Union 84, three blocks from the depot. The brief notice lists her business and address details for patrons.
The Carnival Company arrives with large tents illuminated and a central group of rides. The grounds feature a motor show and wild animal acts, drawing heavy patronage from nearby towns. The company’s band toured earlier, giving brief concerts, and officials expect a Virgo number to visit this evening.
Paris reports another French army raid over the German base at Mantilles near Verdun. Bombs were dropped with effect, and Allied air activity continued with no major losses along the Flanders front.
A New York report claims the American steamship Leelanaw of San Francisco was sunk off the British coast by a mine. No confirmation has been received. The father of LinDowd Bates disputes the reported identification of a body washed ashore in Ireland. He says the body could not be his son without proper papers. A separate incident in Lebanon Park involves a distracted horse and an auto ride, with the animal returning to the running board and later refusing to disembark as a tour bus departed.
A metal plant incident in Nazareth leaves worker Robert Nalf trapped by molten lead during a furnace blast. He was cutting a concrete hole when the blast occurred, with colleagues unable to assist immediately. Rescue teams were summoned as the injured man received first aid and awaited further care.
London reports a stubborn Russian defense as German forces push toward the Bug river and advance from Prisiok toward the Warsaw line. von Mackensen directs at Chelm Lublin with minor gains. Cossacks concentrate in Courland Kuyno Grodno to counterattack. Soviet and Allied dispatches note losses to torpedoed ships and mines, with Alsace gains and prisoner captures highlighted.
Fragmentary notes describe French forces consolidating newly gained ground while other sectors report sporadic fighting and limited engagements along the front.
New York reports that Charles Jeckar's attorneys press a last appeal in supreme court as Becker faces execution for Herman Ronenthal's murder. The condemned man endures restricted confinement, with final preparations and guards awaiting his impending death in the electric chair.
Corry faced Jamestown and lost 71 to something as Jamestown’s pitcher Haynex walked ten and hit once. Corry could not hit Jamestown well but played solid defense to limit the spread. The loss drops Jamestown’s rivals closer to the top of the standings.
Dempsey brothers urge remaining accounts to be settled at A A Frank's Grocery. shoppers at N Center At Hinch host weekly calls for balance clearances Wednesdays and Saturdays.
AML persons are warned against trespass on my property in Concord township. All trespassers will be prosecuted to the full extent of the law. M. Ay Coons.
A large fire in Poughkeepsie last night swept through a lumber yard and nearby buildings, destroying the W. Wilbur Lumber Co district, Armour & Co, Swift & Co, Jansen Roberts Paper Co, and the Central New England railroad freight station with about 20 freight cars. The blaze began in the lumber yard and caused estimated damages near $200,000.
East Buffalo Livestock Market reports prime black cattle at 30.76 and 10.25, shipping steers around 475, choice heifers 7258.60, chosen cows 6797.00, choice veal 11.00, fair to good at 10001.76, and lighter stockers around 8058.105. Prices show broad ranges across categories with varied quality levels.
Fragmentary OCR mentions items and names with unclear context including for fourth of something, a van and a light, unnamed entities, and possible references to an unveiling or exhibit. Hard to confirm subject, places, or dates from the readable bits.
Grout N Forde and TA A Neato Fun headline Jol Inc event with a lively display of racing and entertainment. Key figures from TH 4 A showcase engage audiences as local venues host the competition and showcase talent.
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