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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1935
Page
7
Fragmented OCR text recalls cattle, sheep, and hog figures, with mentions of Wisconsin Missouri Indians and Atlantic lines. It notes decreases in cattle value and livestock stocks, with figures like 578,000 and 86,191 and mentions of stock on hand and year comparisons.
Lincoln March 1 Senator George W. Norris proposes a progressive federal inheritance tax to redistribute wealth and abolish poverty. He frames it as a temporary measure to aid civilization, arguing it would reduce beggary and fund social needs while preserving rewards for industry. He cites wealth concentration in 1929 and defends taxation as a tool for human happiness.
Fragmentary text advertises Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discover and related medical claims. It mentions a Mrs F Len of Bay spray and references tonic, appetite, and strength benefits in a garbled, torn excerpt with stray names and numbers.
Sparta area notes report a February Women's Club meeting at Mrs. Lou Davis with four guests. A memorial service honored two deceased members, and talks covered Longfellow and meteors with music by local performers. Local events include dances, basketball games, poultry meetings, and community visits as Spartansburg celebrates school sports and civic activities through February.
Joseph Nace, 28, of Sagamore, shot James Moe Kee at the B and 8 Coal mine residence Sunday afternoon. He was arrested Tuesday afternoon by Sgt. H C Bergen in Sagamore, placed in Armstrong county jail, and awaits hearings on aggravated assault and battery with intent to kill. Nace reportedly fled for two days before surrendering with counsel, and was brought to Kittanning for jail intake.
Six unionites to be divorced noted by Judges Uriah P. Rossiter and William Hirt in Erie County Court. Names include ecil J. Doolittle Wattsburg from Anne M. Doolittle. Tennyson Fox Mira Oikos from Orin R. Dunbar. desertion cited. Divorces temporarily withheld for Helen Baker Kenneth Alton Baker Hazelerry Wm J Kerey. Also reports a 26 year electric light bulb in Fort Worth theater hallway never turned off except power outages.
Weekend sale at Keister's features Vapox Nose Throat Atomizer for 75 cents. Cod Liver Oil Tablets priced at 89 cents and other items include DeWitts Vapor Balm at 50 cents and Pimex at 65 cents. Limited stock on Cold Tabs and related health aids.
A fragment hints at Etta Kett involved in a dowry question tied to a wrecked boat. The piece suggests suspicion that Etta Kett persisted in a lingering mystery as authorities or witnesses weigh the clues and outcomes.
Four bills drafted by the Attorney General's department transfer 4 090 000 from liquor license and liquid fuel funds to the general fund for old age assistance and blind pensions. Governor Harte to address lawmakers urging extended Harrisburg stay to pass proposals. Funds balances cited include 1 116 028 liquor license and 2 514 082 liquid fuel. No administration reason given for fund change.
March 1 report from Mayville notes no light on why the Board of Education did not retain Professor L. S. Neely as principal. A committee prepared two letters: one seeking reconsideration of the decision and one requesting Neely’s reinstatement to help him find another position if needed. Neely reportedly responded graciously to the support effort. Regular Dairymen’s League conference followed at Hotel Corry with plant superintendents and field managers, including H. H. Marsh and L. Barbes, discussing multiple plant issues and concerns facing dairy operations.
Administrators notice for the estate of Charles P Mc Cray in Concord Erie County Pennsylvania requests debts and claims be settled. Master appointed in Bertha Rider v Roland Rider case with court schedule for cross-examination and testimony in March 1935.
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