Corry newspaper rate card and publication details
Published Daily except Sunday West South Street Corry Pa Arthur Colegrove publisher National Advertising Representatives Fred Kimball Inc 67 W 46th St New York Tribune Tower Bldg Chicago Chamber of Commerce Bldg Pittsburgh Entered at the Post Office of Corry Pa as Second Class Mail Matter By Mail $6000 per year By Carrier three cents per copy fifteen cents per week Advertising sales made known upon application.
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South Street
Corry
Colegrove
Arthur Colegrove
National Advertising Representatives
Fred Kimball, Inc
W.46th St
New York
Tribune ‘Tower
Chicago
Sweepstake racket flagged as dangerous and fraudulent
Federal officials urge newspapers to stop printing sweepstakes news, calling the practice largely illegitimate and a fraud. Horace J. Donnelly cites a British horse race with 15 million subscriptions and a 5 million profit margin after prizes, arguing ads fuel gambling and victims increase.
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Europe
America
Horace J. Donnelly
Federal Department of Justice
Ford plans surplus use for farm crops in industry
Henry Ford advocates turning agricultural surpluses into industrial products as a path for farmers to gain new markets. He cites corn fiber and wheat as examples and urges industrial chemists to assist farmers. The piece also notes Dawes and Young backing Hoover's debt moratorium to ease payments and boost business.
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Henry Ford
Ward
America
Hoover
Ambasador Dawes
Owen D. Young
Germany
Daily Lessons in English: Upbraid defined
A historical note shows guidance from W. L. Gordon on word usage and pronunciation. Today's entry defines upbraid as reproach for something wrong or disgraceful, with an example of rebuking unbelief.
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W. L. Gordon
Nine Canadian Provinces and Historical Figures
Ontario Quebec British Columbia Nova Scotia New Brunswick and Prince Edward Island. Thomas Jefferson served as the Sage of Monticello. Eighty eight men joined Columbus on his first voyage. The Hawaiian Islands were the Sandwich Islands. Stephen A. Douglas faced Abraham Lincoln in notable debates.
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Provinces
Canada
Sage of
Montiester
Columbus
Abraham Lincoln
Ontario
Quebec
British Columbua
Nova Scotia
New Brunswick
Prince Edward Island
Thomas Jefferson
Highty
The
Hawaiian Islands
Stephen A. Douglas
A Problem a Day Solves Land Exchange
The problem involves A PROBLEM A DAY X who owns 4884 acres and 5-7 as mitell. If each should sell 33-50 inches of land to the other, determine how much more X would have than X2 after the exchange. The day’s answer references subtracting 75 from 4185, doubling 8 workdays, and dividing 80 by 18.
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Mitell
Devine Co. Low Bidder On Route 9 Project
The J. C. Devine Company of Pittsburgh was the low bidder on one of eight road projects opened in Harrisburg today. Route 9 in Wartenborough, 1.25 miles long, carried a bid of 77,838 dollars.
Tree crushing leads to death in Washington township
Hiram Stafford, 69, of McClelland's Corners, died at St. Vincent's hospital after a windstorm felled a tree and a rolling trunk injured him while he and son-in-law James Bowers attempted removal on June 23. He leaves a son Walter, daughter Mrs. Bower, and six grandchildren. Burial details will be announced later.
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Tre
Anyaron
Washington Township
Hiram Stafford
McClelland’s Corners
St. Vincent’s Hospital
Stafford
James Bowers
Walter
Death of Former Wayne Township Resident Fred G. McArthur
Mrs Carrie Johnson of 28 Westying Street received word from Buffalo that her adopted son Fred G McArthur died there this morning. He was a former Wayne township resident and is survived by his wife and one son. Funeral services will be held Saturday afternoon in Buffalo.
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Carrie Johnson
West Y~ Ing Street
Buffalo
Fred G. McArthur
McArthur
Wayne Township
Buttalo
U B Ladies Ad Plan Picnic and Social
The Ladies Aid Society of the United Brethren Church plans a picnic at Charles Keppel's Grove on Friday evening with dinner at 6:30. Mrs Elbert Bush chairs the committee and invites members families and friends to attend. Tea cake and cake served at a social hour. A birthday celebration for Miss Mary Smith occurred at her home. A theatre party followed. A June 27 cottage picnic at G L Carlson Chaudqua Lake is postponed to next month.
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Ladies Ald Society of the United Brethren Church
Charles Keppel
Prank May
West
Columbus Avenue
Elbert Bush
May
Mary Smith
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Johnson’s
Princess Pat F. Pwd
Condra Pharmacy
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Ze Rexall Store
Penn’a
Ruth St. Denis
Ted Shawn
Jamestown High
Norton Hall
Chauauqua Institution
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Lowns i Rie
Chautauquie
Jamestown
Tinde T
Arthur Goransen
Prograt Chautauqua Institution
Rev
Dames of London
Commerce Commission
United Press
Interstate Commerce Commission
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Farmer
Wayne
U. B.ladies
Oil City Trai Company
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State
Studebaker
Tudebaker
the Studebaker Corporation OF America
South Bend, Indiana
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