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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1911
Page
7
Corry area listings offer dairy and truck farms plus homes for sale. Properties include dairy farms with pasture, barns, running water and equipment. houses with yards and outbuildings. building lots priced from 100 to 1000 dollars. Schedule shows multiple farms, houses and one rental.
Real estate listings include properties on Main Street and Wright Street, rental options with furnished rooms, and sales of houses, a cement block building, and land near the park. Also advertised are farming pastures, moving services, a shoe department helper. notices of legal actions, treason trespass warning, and divorce proceedings in Corry Pa.
County Commissioner candidate J. D. Uentley Corry announces for the Republican primary. County treasurer Exlir Gerry Myening seeks the nomination. Editor requests publication of campaigns and notices including other candidate names and local listings.
A scrambled catalog lists numerous houses and lots for sale with prices. Mentions include double houses on Spring and Fairtew, lots on Church Street and Park Place, a 12 room steam heated home on Marlon Street, and properties on Wayne Street and Franklin Street with various prices and features like barns, cement foundations, and improvements.
Allentown Pennsylvania June 23 Judge Trexler revoked the license of Hugh Motaila landlord of a Hosensaol hotel on the King's highway after 24 witnesses mostly under 18 testified they obtained beer at his place. Motaila pleaded guilty and asked for mercy but was sentenced to prison with bail set at 1000 dollars. The report notes the river Nile flood paragraph follows with unrelated detail.
Baltimore reports describe an 80 year old German Jewish widower, Daniel Doutsch, killed after being taunted by a gang in a lodge on Harrison Street. He sought refuge, but taunts and cigars worsened his condition, and he died in the early morning. Coroner found a savings bank book worth 200 dollars among his effects. A local contractor and hoodlums involved in ongoing harassment are noted.
Reports state Emiliano Zapata's forces refused peace terms and ambushed a troop train carrying 400 federals near Guernavaca. Bandits fired at close range, killing and wounding soldiers, then dynamited rail lines making troop movement from Mexico City impossible. Rebels sacked nearby towns, menaced civilians, and burned structures as the attack disrupted rail service.
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