Vague OCR on vote counts noted in fragment
Fragment shows scattered vote numbers and figures without context or clear event. No identifiable people or organizations are reliably readable to form a complete news item.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1910
Page
4
Fragment shows scattered vote numbers and figures without context or clear event. No identifiable people or organizations are reliably readable to form a complete news item.
In a column from The Outlook at 118 N Center St the conversation turns to age and perception. A character insists a young woman seems older than her years while others joke about memory and change in a small town setting.
June correspondence details donations for Rev. G C M Tileys benefit netting 145 80. Mrs Henry Holts ill at her son Henrys home. Tent meeting to continue another week. Mrs Harriet Wellin of Predon sick at sister Mrs Florbert Meads home. Hiram Moore and wife at Memorial Day program. Columbus Grange held June 26 with crown of Hora queen and fine dinner. Grange enjoying plane purchased last year. Miss Luli Covel visited from Fredonia. Miss Sybil Batth teaching in South Dakota with her mother. Miss Lottle Minor visiting relatives at Petroleum County.
Local items include Jay Cole of Pout visiting parents Mr and Mrs John Sherman on June 28. Miss Tinsy Ketrham attended Commencement in Edinboro. A New Castle traveler eyed land near Carmo with six potential farm buyers. W H Owen builds a front porch. Klein of Pittsburgh weekended at his farm. Waterford resident W 8 Owen visited to discuss monument work. Mr and Mrs B M Applebee stayed with Prod Doolittle and wife near Beaverdam. Two loads of Peck’s passion fruit were delivered through town last Tuesday.
The Columbus area reports a belated birthday surprise for Me. Pranie Gordon with about forty friends and neighbors attending a supper and presenting a rooting chair. Other items include birth of a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Messenger, a new conductor position for Mr. Messenger, and various social visits and funeral notices.
An advertisement extols a palatable laxative for infants claiming relief from crying and indigestion. It cites Dr Caldwell’s Syrup as a safe trial medicine with free medical advice and a mailed sample offer to parents, urging inclusion of address and form. The copy features testimonials and location details for distribution.
A large fire broke out near Patarson at about 11:80 pm burning through several blocks. The flames overwhelmed the ramen and milllong facilities, destroying business blocks and prompting rapid containment efforts with unknown closure dates.
York market report shows mixed grain prices with Wheat No. 1 futures up while Corn No. 2 white eases. Oats volumes remain steady as Hog prices edge higher and Lambs justify steady demand across Buffalo and East Buffalo markets.
In a tersely phrased remark a senator hints at prioritizing larger goals over minor concessions. The discussion reflects broader tensions in Washington over strategy and compromise as lawmakers weigh competing interests and potential reforms.
A fragmented advertisement details low prices on 27 cent fancy buster pork, 15 bars of 41h Swift's Pride Soup or Acme Soap at 50 cents, cheap broom, dried cleanser, Boardacy items, herring, potatoes 24 cents per peck, cabbage, oranges, and various canned goods. The sale note mentions temporarily reduced prices and a buyer needing funds.
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