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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1922
Page
3
Public notice text from Cory Evening Journal outlines publication details at West South Street Corry Pennsylvania with standard second class mail matter status, wartime style address line, and subscription and advertising rates including by mail and by carrier pricing options for the period.
Senator Albert Cum argues in The Nation's Business that consolidation or government ownership could solve the so called railroad problem. He favors massive consolidation into 15 to 20 carriers, with competitive service, then cautioning that without consolidation government ownership could become the only option. He states opposition to government ownership and operation.
Secretary Hoover, chairman of President Hardings Conference on Unemployment, expresses confidence a cure for unemployment will be found. He cites fear of job loss, the need for economic security, and lessons from the Federal Reserve System, noting African industries finding solutions and urging study of personal and intermittent employment issues.
East Main Street Home and School Association met last evening in a crowded schoolhouse. A short youth play drew interest and enjoyment. the program included songs, recitations, readings, and a talk on child welfare. The group thanked Electric Light for window space used in a candy sale and discussed spring planting orders.
A garbled column presents a jumble of political slogans and social observations. It references Tom Sims, Henry, Congress campaigns, a white man's burden remark, advertisements, spring adventures, and weather notes while weaving in critiques of mining, cigars, taxes, and church attendance in a chaotic, reform-styled pastiche.
Notice is given that all persons indebted to the estate of the deceased Norton IN RE are requested to pay and those with claims must file them with Arthur McIntyre Cory, Kincaid and Kincaid Attorneys. Also Corry invites sealed proposals for 1000 feet 2 1 2 inch fire hose due March 6 1909 with bid security.
A Corry laborer urges careful spending of public funds on school needs during lean economic times. He questions millage compared to nearby towns and proposes a four room building in the east First ward, remodeling Washington and Hatch buildings, and a centrally located junior high facility. He warns against junking existing structures and calls for shared action to maintain current buildings where feasible.
A laborer voices concern about maintaining current tax levels or achieving a decrease. The remark reflects broader anxiety over fiscal policy and potential relief measures amid ongoing legislative discussions.
J J Hurley, held on a $500 bail for alleged theft of cigarettes from a railroad freight house at Mt Jewett, disappeared before a Smethport court appearance. Cleveland, a Kane resident who stood as bail bond, may forfeit $500 if Hurley is not produced before the court.
Senator Capper of Kansas, leader of the agrifarm bloc in the U.S. Senate, argues for a new national agriculture policy. He calls to repeal the Esch-Cummings guarantee clause, restore state railroad rate powers, and pass valuation and credit reforms. He praises past farm bloc gains and emphasizes annual marketing, credit, and marketing code improvements to support farmers and rural communities.
Bradford pro prietor Frank Keefe of the American House was found guilty of violating the Warner act by selling whiskey to two state policemen who paid 7 00. Boarders testified in defense. Mrs Mary Ascone of Bradford faces a continued case for selling liquor tied to August Ascone jailed after a still arrest.
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