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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1923
Page
8
WANTED Girls for general housework Good pay and light duties. WANTED Boarders at 180 Third Ave WANTED Help for repairs including electrical and cleaning tasks at 720 East Wayne Street. WANTED Rigs to dry cleanery scrub and electrical wiring services needed at 40 Wayne Street and West Main Street area.
A patchwork of sale notices and listings appears with assorted items including a piano, a 1928 bike, a Knight coupe in good condition, a room bungalow, tires, and a used car. Reads like a degraded classified page with dates and addresses unclear, listing multiple properties and goods for sale.
Classified column items advertise furnished rooms for rent at multiple locations including West Church Street and Sepumd Avenue, housekeeping rooms, and a request to contact RS Johnson. Also a lost dog description seeks return near Wayne Street with a reward or notice to Mr. Byons.
The caller announces Charles R. Davis as a candidate for Erie City and County County Commissioner at the primaries on September 18. His platform emphasizes roads and law enforcement and seeks voter support.
Kane June 12 A part of five min and a hoy at Silamayca X Y Quaid Harrow evapes from sleath house middlt Saturday night near Kane Country Chit when a Nash touring car owned by Guat Boo aksith rin the Lovie Kemwdy a youngs ttalianete road ats the Asher attempted to route the ouryer abr high mie of spel Uke cir sivetvedith tha Weft of the road into a vlear Held and turped oyer twice, occupants were thrown in all directions with injuries. left rear wheel and fender smashed windshield damaged and frame twisted. complete wreck.
A Corry woman named Mrs. W. Dilford urges readers to try Kidney Pills from Poster Mithing Co. She describes relief from back pain, stiffness, nervousness, and sleep disturbance after taking the product. The advertisement claims the pills ease kidney discomfort and urges purchase through local dealers.
In the matter of the estate of Mary A Laur late of Gin County, Pennsylvania. Letters Testamentary have been granted to Frank Laurie Executor. Creditors and others indebted to or having claims against the estate are notified to present them with proof or in default be forever barred. Attorneys: Hingyld & Sineall, Vorey, Pa.
Fragmentary classified notice lists items for sale including young canary pets, priced around six dollars down to four, and a phone contact at SU Bell with a number 200. Missing details hinder full interpretation.
A fragmented market summary lists dairy packing stock, poultry and eggs, grains, and livestock pricing. It notes wholesale and farm prices, with references to state markets, seasonal quality, and quality designations for items such as flour, pork, and hay. Names of crops and commodities appear, alongside terse price gauges and market terms.
The Sparansburg News Letter reports widespread showers across the area with lingering dust in fields and roads. Residents including Mr and Mrs Dieiffer and family, Miss Baldwin, and many others are noted visiting relatives, with social calls at Erie and Townville and changes in weekly routines.
The Whigh School boys played a very interesting game of ball last Saturday afternoon with McGeetow. The foes were evenly matched, but a determined late spurt by Santa secured the 19 to 10 victory. Augusta Schweltzer and others visited relatives in Linear ville and Brows Till. Mary Luttive and Mrs. Hiram Johnson were reportedly ill, with several others also noted as troubled.
West Springfield, Pa November 18 announces Republican ticket candidate William G Walker seeks reelection as county commissioner. Email letter from Walker states run for second term and thanks supporters.
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