Twenty Years Ago From Journal Files June 19 1908
Journal notes from Corry era report a busy day with locals Walter McCriy of Lovells Station Creamery noting record mille brought in. Mentions Chish of Curry school field day arrangements and a stranger in walking dress seen in city.
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Walter McCriy
Lovells Station Creamery
Suits Sold at Five Dollars in 1896 Old Paper Interest
A compressed digest of an antiquated issue noting suits once sold for five dollars in 1896, plus miscellaneous items from a local paper. It references old store ads, a Penny Building exhibition on Mhin steel, a Romeotown bicycle shipment to Paris, and school pupil rosters from Fairview No 2 and Hatch, with multiple names and locations.
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Ima
Ada Butts
M. Blo Mutief
Alun Ware
Lee
Focal Sports
Columbus
Turkily
Simmons
Wndjoy Late Ien
Ibediging
Cletins
Lke
Lunten
Kaniel Sully
O'Rhen
Fairview No 2
Yules Blair
Walter Collegrove
Harry Poskett
Willie Jones
Burt Judd
Fred Langley
Jewsll Mount
Glade Messenger
Robert McLaughlin
Clarence Morgan
Arhur Ragon
Mark Rogers
Braity Smith
Edward Carney
Feginald Davis
Clyde WePoree
Lennie McKay
Harry Jones
Leon Lindsley
Tommy O'Neil
Harry Rogers
Prank Sample
Laura Apps
Lyla Bouton
Dell Blair
Mamie Franz
Bissie Hannon
Verna Koehler
Anna Nichols
Bessie
Second World War veteran shoots himself in Kane-Ville corridor
Walter Clark, 34, of Venus, a World War II veteran, shot himself in the temple last evening near Kuneyings. He was taken to City hospital in critical condition. Clark had recently suffered the death of his wife and left two young children. Funeral plans for H. L. Church, a Union City leader, were also noted in the report.
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Owl City
Kane- Ville Ery
Walter Clark
Venus
Clarke
City
Clark
Uwe
Thomas McCanley
Kuneyings
Thorus Confer
Selark Jin Confer
Clar
H. L. Church
Union City
Mo'elack
Chiko
Pier T
Church
Eureka Lodge
A. M
Clarence Gommndery
Columbus Royal Area
Bishop Warr
Erie
Faith in a Future God Ends the Fear of Want
A speaker argues that faith evolves beyond old doctrine as science expands human understanding. He asserts a new faith of order and purpose, freeing humanity from fear and positioning people as co workers with God in endless constructive effort.
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Nan
Oil Regulation Warns Oil Men to Curb Overdevelopment
Marke L Regus a retired oil operator urges fellow oil men to adopt thrift and conservation to avoid government regulation. He cites competitive drilling causing waste, price drops, and scarce underground supply, urging voluntary controls before enforcement.
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Marke L. Regus
Food prices and living standards in 1841 market report
The article lists 1841 price figures for flour, corn meal, hams, wine, and whiskey, noting cheap staples yet limited variety for average families. It contrasts past frugal provisions with modern groceries, arguing that higher costs today reflect better, cleaner, and more hygienic food sourced from producer to consumer, aided by increased incomes.
Answers to Yesterday's Questions From a 1898 American Lad
A dated snippet asks several historical curiosities about inventions and origins. It references an American actor, a Norfolk connection, and a miscellaneous mix of topics including science and midwifery.
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New Yorke City
Norfolk
Miglin
Problem of Work Hours for 48 Pols in 19 Days
A cryptic note asks how many hours daily six men must work to pull 48 pols in 19 days. It hints at a method: multiply and divide by visible steps, then use a cube rule. The text is garbled and informal.
Aged Woman Killed by Train in Allegany Crossing
An elderly woman identified as Mrs Phenisdarth was fatally struck at the Nine Mile Road crossing near Allegany. The victim, 18 North Mbit steel, was walking when she appeared between trains. A second engine blew its whistle as the crossing gates failed to prevent the fatal incident.
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VEBAN
Juite Sons
Gilyenn Pheupsdonh
North Mbit Steel
Allegany
Rome
West Hound
Hue
Phewisdars
Nori
Tulad
Ulla
Phenisdarth
Lini
Game of Correct English by W L Gordon
A fragmentary OCR page presents exercises on pronunciation and spelling notes. It asks about correct pronunciation of words like attitude and adoptive forms, plus tasks on daily conversation usage and phonetic examples. The text includes garbled phrases and scattered prompts across topics in linguistics and English usage.
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W. L. Gordon
Hold Miner in Couple's Death in West Virginia
Sutton WV June 19 Taylon Lane a miner of Widner WV was sought today by state and county officers for questioning in connection with the deaths of Jefferson L Harris 68 and his wife 62 at their Laurel Run home on November 28 1947 Two brothers William and Franke Owens were being held by authorities in the case as Lane was pursued William Owens reportedly aided the inquiry and pointed toward others believed involved in the slaying.
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HRIB
Bay
Scottmas
SDE Bie
Mae Mery
Burbile
Poli
Darkye
Brinbad
Frie Pojicn
Éloriuile Sud
Lin Nail
Buller Wulli
Buffita
Larlin Company
Bralin
Sutton
W. V
Taylon Lane
Widner
Val
Jefferson L. Harris
Laurel Run
William
Franke Owens
Lane
William Owens
Lihe
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