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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1911
Page
7
Local listings detail multiple farms and houses with features like running water, barns, silos, and gardens. Prices range from about 1700 to 6400 with parcels of various sizes and improvements including streetcar line access and wouned options. Listings mention dwellings, outbuildings, and utilities for quick sale.
Local Corry area ads promote house and lot sales at half building cost, including properties near the park and along Wright Street, plus mixed listings for rental rooms, brick blocks, and a cement building. Also offers include a Tracy Tilotson property, Corry Upkolatering site, and dairy farm style sales, with notices for political candidate announcements.
An actress filed for divorce by publication from Mandeville Marigny, who is serving two years in Rhode Island prison for passing worthless checks in Wait Hill. The complaint was issued in Hall prison, with the decree sought by publication.
A stockholders meeting is called by the board of Corry Metal Furniture Company at the chief office in Cory Pennsylvania on August 9 for approving the board’s proposed actions to enlarge the business. The notice names O P Rogorm Jr as solicitor and bears a 1911 date. A separate reservoir trespass warning offers a $100 reward for arrests and convictions under Pennsylvania law.
Corry Ice Company touts its product as absolutely pure made from well water distilled and altered to be dirt and germ free. It claims longer shelf life and lower cost, with options for yearly seasonal or 100 pound deliveries in surrounding towns.
Joseph Troxell a brakeman on the Crescent railroad and Mrs Wether aged 19 wed recently in Winormer county faced serenade threats. The couple’s visitors demanded their appearance and the shock triggered nervous prostration and illness leading to the bride’s death days after the marriage.
The body of Mon Delnger a 30 year old bookkeeper at First National Monitor 20 was found atop No 62 Ohio Electric Line yesterday afternoon. He had returned from Cincinnati Monday night and was last seen near Lindenwald car barn. Officials say he was likely struck by an electrical line or automobile. No foul play suspected.
Indianapolis mourns the death of George K. Trask aged about 70s or 80s, longtime railroad reporter for the Indianapolis Journal and Indianapolis Star. He died after a three month illness from Bright's disease. Survived by a widow and two daughters. Born in Framingham Massachusetts on January 15, 1833.
Lincoln Beachey staged a dramatic display at Niagara Falls on June 29. He launched from the city outskirts and looped and dipped in a series of aerial maneuvers high over the gorge before veering toward the Canadian side and returning low over the brink.
The USS Birmingham scout cruiser narrowly avoided collision with the dry dock at the navy yard as Captain Joseph B. Riley collapsed and died in the pilot house. Cause of death was heart disease. The incident occurred yesterday afternoon in Boston.
A severe heat spell in Hornell eased as scattered showers arrived offering relief. The thermometer climbed to 103 degrees at the peak yesterday, with readings around 94 degrees on the warmer side of town. Local residents endured a sweltering day as power and water use surged and streets remained hot.
A 17 year old, John Bi King, died after being struck on the tumbla by a pitched ball during a game in Bridgeport. He collapsed and died several hours later, despite efforts to revive him, officials said.
Excursion tickets for a July fourth reduced fare special will be sold only on bound service to Buffalo with return valid until the sixth between all stations. Consult ticket agents for details and restrictions.
Fragmentary praise shows appreciation for Very Howt Flour and its claimed benefits for family meals. The text mentions quality and nourishment as selling points and encourages trying the product in future baking. The overall tone is positive and promotional.
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