13 Jun 1912
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1912
Page
1
An advisory explains how and why customers can conduct banking by mail for convenience and safety. It notes simple steps for completing deposits, withdrawals, and inquiries, and emphasizes mail service reliability and secure handling of financial documents.
Warren National Bank states officers welcome personal contact when in town and promise satisfaction through banking by thousands of customers. It emphasizes 4% semiannual compound interest on savings accounts and invites readers to become acquainted with the bank’s security and service.
Fifty boxes of linen finished papers offered at 18c per box after being gathered for sale. Other papers priced 26c 80c and 85c, with a few 50c papers for 28c. A few boxes of initial stationery for 10c. Initial tablet paper at 18c. Come early before they are closed out.
Mrs Harry C Smith of Chittanango fainted during an automobile party trip to Boston when she pulled a mail box hook shouting pull the hook down. She recovered after assistance as a crowd gathered and authorities explained the box was not in her hotel town.
In Mercury district contractors for the Indy Janko road report delays on the foundation work. Excavation near the Bronot Genuk bridges is complete but holding up due to arcane funds. Work on the Buffalo end may resume by week’s end and crews plan to reroute via Hite Creek road over the ble hill rather than the flat.
The Farmers High Grade Oil Co. representatives distributed over one hundred barrels of kerosene to farmers from Becton. The oil priced at 8 1/2 percent rents and a large quantity will be distributed in this vicinity. A car will unload tomorrow at Spartansburg and shipments will reach Clymar and Sherman.
The new merchants association met at city council chambers last night. Mayor Stone served as temporary chairman as members discussed scope and planned to meet again next year to formalize the organization.
A. P. Mount & Son, architects, propose a concrete block church for the Chelwtinn society in Plemierville. The design, described as very attractive, will be built in the Fogwood neighborhood and aims to be a notable local edifice. Construction is set to start soon.
A report states the United States rakeahos Co plans to start a large plant just east of Maple Avenue crossing within two weeks. The startup is expected to create local employment and boost area business activity.
Veterans from the war gathered in Columbus for a celebratory event with meals, stories, and games. Comrades recalled front experiences as Deputy Secretary Baker, Thad Perkins, and Rev. J Rinky Rey spoke and shared memories.
Frank Gane Wis arrested on a warrant for furnishing liquor to William McElroy. He appeared before Alderman Shields, with authorities warning ongoing enforcement and promising posting at local bars to curb repeat violations. If violations occur again, he will be brought to court.
Mr and Mrs Guy Giagnon depart for Van Haren Point where Mr Guignon will head the summer restaurant and Mr Will manage the business for Andrews Land Company owners of the property. The resort is praised as one of the prettiest lakefront spots and expected to grow rapidly with experienced managers at the helm.
A large family gathering at Mr. H. J. Bennett’s residence on Was Washington Treat draws Rickerson relatives from Warren Fentangilia and nearby towns. The event features a planned program and reunion dinner as kin reunite today in a festive community setting.
The Republican National Committee ruled on several delegate contests, awarding Taft 40 delegates from Arizona California Louisiana Michigan and part of Mississippi. Mississippi and other districts will be decided today, with 141 delegates reported overall in Taft's favor amid procedural clashes and objections from Roosevelt supporters.
The national convention discussion centers on Taft securing 576 delegates, which would exceed the necessary majority for renomination. Roosevelt boosters are actively countering with coordinated efforts across states as the campaign heads toward Saturday’s decisions.
Partial election data shows Taft at 474 votes with Roosevelt at 458 and La Follette 28. California delegates report strong sentiment. Roosevelt supporters argue for renomination while a California delegate backlash stirs within the Republican ranks.
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