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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1911
Page
2
The readable portion shows a garbled postal and subscription notice from a Gerry Semi Weekly Journal. It mentions mail rates, advertising terms, and a reference to a colonial era style pricing fragment. Details are incomplete and several words are unreadable.
Reported editorial notes discuss Dauphin county court judges refusing to grant hours for closing night bars and the moral impact of late openings. The piece cites local views on maintaining order and protecting families, with commentary from the Harelabure Patriot and other city notices. It mentions Adams County origins and a satirical tale about a hair growth scheme.
Governor Malcolm R Patterson recently retired from Tennessee’s office. He pardoned 1 397 criminals Indwillen 263 murderers and questioned if substituting imprisonment for capital punishment risks abuse of prerogative. He warned such mercy may undermine law and encourage crime.
The health office reported eight typhoid deaths, bringing total fatalities to 74 and marking the largest single day rise. Since January 1, 82 persons have died, a rate of one per 750 residents. Seven new cases raised the tally to 744. City officials vow stronger measures, including a revamped garbage disposal system, while the water committee unanimously votes to place 10,000 dollars into the sinking fund to cover epidemic-related expenses.
Last night Jamestown shifted from the volunteer fire department to a paid department marking a historic change. A testimonial banquet at the State Armory will honor the volunteers for their long service since the village’s founding on August 31, 1829, as Jamestown grows into a manufacturing center.
List of advertised names including Mrs F Aldrich and Mrs De Ross Clayson with two letters for the latter. Geof Clyde Johnson at 114 Center Street is noted among entries.
Tonight showcases Thehna by Mario Corelli from his renowned novel followed by Legally Dead, a gripping drama. Local theater fans are urged to attend both performances for a night of notable storytelling and strong acting.
Special to the Journals New York March 1 Sabin the bank wrecker pleaded guilty today to appropriating $27,000 of the funds of the Washington Savings Hack. Following his arrest he claimed insanity, sentence will be passed upon him March 27.
Special to the Journal reports in Washington that Lorimer secures the seat after a contentious vote. Beaty from the Brook Yards loses by a narrow margin amid tense political maneuvering.
William Collins, early Corry pioneer, died at home after a short illness. Born July 14, 1822 in Limerick and immigrating in 1856, he helped found Corry with Downer Oil and built the city’s foundations. Survived by a widow, one son Patrick, and five daughters including Mrs Provost and Mrs Long. services at St Thomas Church.
Notice to stockholders states a meeting at the hospital on Wednesday March 8th 1911 at eight oclock p m for the election of the Board of Directors for the ensuing year. J P Canby is secretary.
Franklin February claim filed by Frante W. Martin against National Transit Company over injuries from a wheel weighing 4,800 pounds, reportedly dropped on his left leg during a plant operation on August 5, 1910. The suit alleges foreman negligence caused severe injuries leading to months in hospital and ongoing losses.
A packed house at United Brethren Church Jak night saw a smooth program with encores. Hugh Dochiry and Mrs Botta Kearny delivered standout solos while a quartet of George Thomas Warren Thomas George Stowe and W H Wedigo impressed. Miss Martha Nelson with a piano selection and other performers charmed the audience. Gratitude was extended to all participants and G H Henderson for accompaniment, with thanks to the public for patronage.
Titusville February 28. Stearns aged 46 a farmer at Thompson's Mills four miles north of town was found dead yesterday by neighbor Howard Knapp. He had left with a team for a load of toga and did not return. His wife alerted Knapp who found Stearns dead across logs in the woods. A deputy coroner ruled heart disease caused the death. He leaves a widow.
Sheffield plans a new high school building to be ready for occupancy next September. Contractors will resume work soon and accommodate 200 pupils with modern conveniences. The steel brick limestone structure will feature steam heated shelves, automatic ventilation, and terrazzo floors, a cost-remembered tribute to George Horton by his family.
Judge Frather released Mendvillo on capital charges while ordering three co-defendants held for further consideration. The articles note additional indictments from Covthiton Skegertown and Casbridge Springs. A public hearing set for late February will determine further action.
Fragmented notice states city of Corry requires all bills to be mailed or delivered to the city controller by the first day of next month. Names include A Mesavaiir Sop and G BF McCray, controller. No clear date or firm details due to garbled OCR.
William J. Lott, janitor at the Warren Bank, was seriously injured this afternoon while cleaning a vault mechanism. A time clock near the seven ton door activated unexpectedly, catching his right forefinger and jamming it in the safe. He had previously performed these duties without incident.
The Kina of fabric offers a genuine all wool line of men s clothing advertised as pure wool and custom made. It promises first class work and satisfactory results for both old and young customers from Gull and Noor iW, ALT, Moasongar & Son, IWR.
Fragmented notes describe pruning and care for watermelon vines. Instructions emphasize removing weak shoots, keeping boxes in good order, and ensuring soil is covered with earth. Guidance mentions pruning for productivity and preventing rotting fruit, with emphasis on timely upkeep and plant health.
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