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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1917
Page
6
A Stoneboro man named Sonemire Hine Allen Wirelion was severely injured in a chaotic event. The report notes a two year sentence and references various local figures and places, with unclear sequence and details due to damaged text.
A proclamation by Mayor Patterson of Corry declares a city wide half holiday on June 6 1917 to promote universal voter registration under federal and state law. Stores and entertainment venues close one hour early. residents urged to register before noon and obtain eligibility badges. Non residents receive registration cards from the Mayor or City Clerk.
Announcement from M. Tavant Davis announcing candidacy for judge of the several courts of the county and soliciting support from voters ahead of the coming primaries.
The article frames farmers as pivotal to the WWI effort, urging Liberty bonds sales and farmer participation. It emphasizes farmers feeding troops, supporting the war by investing in Liberty bonds with 3 percent interest and tax exemptions, under President Wilson’s appeal.
Patriotic bankers and brokers nationwide say anyone can support the government by buying United States Liberty Bonds. Visit your bank or broker today and inquire about reasonable terms to invest in liberty securities.
Advertisement urges quick purchase of United States Liberty Bonds to support the war effort. Promises a government issued button for buyers who own bonds and defends the duty to participate. Mentions patriotic figures and calls readers to place orders, naming tailor Ineo Walker at 147 North Conternbroet.
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