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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1926
Page
3
August sales drive promotes heavy cotton bath slip suits in navy blue with red or green trimming. Prices ranged up to 200 dollars, reduced to 100 dollars. W F Merritt announces exclusive sale rights for LE Journal carrier routes and directs inquiries to Willen SmPlex Tron at 666 Thied ward and phone R for ferberg.
One of the biggest brown trout ever displayed here weighed four and a half pounds and measured twenty five inches. Alvin Greek of Bradford captured the fish at Red Bridge on Kiniua Creek where the water is brick from factory refuse. Local fishermen note fishing is rare in that section.
Markets show unsettled pork lard and steady poultry with mixed sugar prices and dairy quotes. Grain and egg figures appear, with butter and creamery details, while a Monday Night Club gathers at Mrs Haighton’s home for a picnic and potluck.
The obituary notes Senator Cummins dies suddenly after returning home to Des Moines following Congress. Born February 2, 1850, in Carmichaels Pennsylvania, he studied law, practiced in Chicago, and entered Iowa politics in 1888. He served in the Iowa House, sought the governorship, and spent 18 years in the U.S. Senate, championing the Eschoummus railroad bill and predicting Coolidge's 1928 reelection outcome. He married Jala Galery of Baton Rouge and was widowed years earlier.
A Buffalo man was found guilty of larceny after taking Jerberry blossoms from four nearby farms. He was fined 25 dollars and costs, with 10 dollars awarded to a Norman member of the Farm Vigilance Committee backing a drive against farm pilfering. The note cites New York farmers losing about 1 million dollars yearly. A fatal accident near Hornell left one man dead and several injured, with eyewitnesses naming Mrs. Mary Van Byane and Mrs. Clyde Bown as among those present.
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