Corry Hospital Association Stockholders Meeting
Notice to stockholders of Corry Hospital Association announces a yearly meeting at the hospital on Wednesday March 11 1944 at 8 o clock p m. Election of a board of directors for the coming year to be conducted. J P Canby secretary.
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Corry
Health Department
Olinane
Board of
Law
Monuments of Your Memorial and Memorial Designs
The Starr Granite and Marble Works offers memorial options with guidance on alee and location on cemetery lots. A selection of plat decorations now ready to help customers choose styles and sizes for fitting memorials. Located at 140 Maple Ave, Coryell.
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Cemeterien
Starr Granith & Marie Works
Maple Ave
Corre Pal
Public Ledger Previews Mixed 1914 Business Outlook
Philadelphia reports a cautious but optimistic business panorama. Highlights include Western manufacturers improving trade at fair prices, Pennsylvania Railroad post record receipts but rising expenses, a new sugar tariff, and Wall Street optimism with notes on retail dry goods and hardware sectors.
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Philadelphia
Philadelphia “Public Ledger
Urape
Pennsylvania Railroad
Delaware River
Leidger
New York
Connecticut
Chicago
Alabama
Muchigan
Masachusetts
Vermont
Miont Ngenevik
Wall
Brad~ Abjeet
Laborer Killed on Pennsy in Allegheny Camp
Frank s Feb 28 Wil Borrow 22 an Australian was killed by a train near Rockland stations while employed by Allegheny Construction Co building a new tunnel. Body found near track by Alex Miock, with pockets rifled, suggesting robbery. Coroner McIlroy notified. burial planned at County Farm.
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McHlroy
HL I
Byrer
Rockland
Franklin
Hunt Hatord
Children Die in Fire in Pittsburg Residence
Two children perished in a morning blaze that destroyed the home of Mrs. Anna Hike and several nearby structures. A fierce blizzard and freezing cold hampered firemen, and the fire, finally controlled, caused losses estimated over ten thousand dollars.
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Omen Press
Pittsburg
Anna Hike
Valno
Witsnok
Fire Destroys Major Store in Kane County
The largest storefront in Norwich McKean County burned Saturday morning. Charles Hull & Co operated the general store supplying log crews for the Goodyene operation on Potato Creek. The 80 by 200 foot frame building suffered a $100,000 loss, largely uninsured, with flames discovered at 4 15 am and the structure reduced to ruins.
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Norwich
Kane
McKean County
Provind
Amarly
STM Soo
Jaund
Charles Hull& Co
Hawes
Harmony in Modern Woodmen faces ritual reform at June convention
United Press reports Toledo March 2 that Harmony in the Modern Woodmen of America centers on no rate increases. head officers in Rock Island announce two main agenda items for the June head camp: ritual changes and a trial point. Opponents fear the head camp may push a new rate hike and elect delegates against the old regime.
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United Press
Toledo
Woodmen of America
Rock Island
Witter
End of Revolution in Mexico Seen as Profitable for All
A Mexican commentary argues neither side wants decisive victory as miners and farmers profit from the conflict. It suggests federal and rebel leaders prefer a stalemate, preserving money from protections and bribe-like payments while prolonging unrest. The piece adds that lasting peace would require drastic change, not continued fighting.
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Volto Wrass
Mexico City
Oh — Aterdam
Hoxton
Interena
MichGarin
Mexico
Fon Feer
Vorrespani
Amer Fa
Ted
Michenoan
Cham
Promises of Health with Cod Liver Oil and Salve
A reader letters claim cod liver oil makes the weak strong and promises a money back guarantee if no benefit. An advertisement from Barbit Druggists Corry Pa touts Saxo Salve for skin troubles and assures customer satisfaction.
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Lea Dumas
Lone
Maying
Thomas
Barbit Druggists
Corry
Smallpox Laws at North E
North Kiayt February 28 A smallpox case led the Health Board to remove and quarantine the Smith property. C K Smith and his wife faced charges under quarantine rules with a possible $30 fine or imprisonment. After deliberation the board found technical breaches and resolved the case with no charges against his wife for breaking quarantine.
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North Kiayt
C.K. Smith
Smith
Health Board
Wim
Jay
Leverett Austing
Pease
D. R. Chistian
Commonwealth
W. Pittei
Board of Health
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Lowney’s Chocolates Always Fresh
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C. D. Babbitt & Son
Rexall Store
Udge Prather
Ghieitor Mewnda Wuention
Sheanloon Mbt
Tutim
Mawnonkar
Uneeda Biscuit
National Biscuit Company
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