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Corry Evening Journal in Corry, Pennsylvania

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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 24, 1920

Page

3

Corry Evening Journal masthead and mail details

Orphaned OCR text shows the Cony Evening Journal published daily except Sunday from South Street Corry Pennsylvania. It lists A G Colegrove and Arthur Gologrove as publishers and notes entry at the Corry Post Office as second class mail matter. Subscription rates appear as 500 per year and weekly penny copy details are garbled.

South Street Corry A. D. Colegrove Arthur Gologrove Claus Maly Theo Pittoon

Food Prices and Labor's Role in Rising Costs Revealed

The article argues price rises stem from labor shortages and farm production limits. It notes no relief from price sliding and cites May data showing increases in consumer costs versus April and January. It discusses rail strikes, transport constraints, and potential policy remedies, urging substitutions and reduced distribution expenses to curb inflation.

Tabor Folutsner Family Theif

May to true and stated that coba forfeiting money

The report notes a claim that someone named coba forfeited money due to high wages and workdays, with references to a tonal enterprise in Louisville. Details remain unclear in the fragmented text from the Courier Tyrie.

Coba Louisville Tyrie

National Guard recruitment policy shifts to 50 men

Franklin Company F secures staying in city as the National Guard Union lowers minimum enlistment to 50 men per company. After earlier plans to transfer to DiBoly or Butler, officials announce the change following fitness exams and near completion of existing recruitment efforts. Captain Connolly advised that the unit will remain in hig city despite initial doubts.

DiBoly Butler National Guard

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