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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1913
Page
9
New York and Buffalo markets report closing and current prices for wheat oats and pork. Includes butter eggs cheese potatoes flour and livestock values with ranges for cattle hogs and veal and regionally sourced hay and straw prices.
Weather bulletin notes unsettled conditions across regions with chances of rain in coastal areas. Forecasters caution against overreacting to minor temp swings while tracking a potential cold front moving southeast later in the week.
After a five day recess the House of Representatives will reconvene this evening in Harrisburg. The Senate will not meet until next Monday. Key items on the calendar include the Stele resolution on Aquor manufacture and sale and several game law bills. The House will consider a hunters license measure and workers compensation bills drafted by the Industrial Accidents Commission with amendments.
The Corry Knights of Columbus Council No. 425 has received notice of Third Degree ceremonies to be held in Oil City on Memorial Day. Eight to ten members are preparing to take the work and a larger class may follow. A delegation of thirty five members from the Corry council will attend.
Washington pullman on train 4 did not arrive due to a small freight wreck on the Bullimore division. Inauguration visitors aboard will return home tonight after delays. House actions include Walton ward re apportionment bill and measures on credit deception and medical license revocation. A merchant tax repeal is set for action and a dual office holding inquiry is due Thursday. The general appropriation bill totals 42,662,449.69 and will be trimmed by the appropriations committee.
Beaver Pa March 4 The steamer Isaac M Watson burned to the water's edge at 9 30 am near Cooky ferry on the Ohio Pennsylvania line. Owned by Captain Thomas McCrosy of Pittsburgh the vessel had been tied up for months during government work. Flames were found shortly after 1 am and were thought caused by an overheated stove in the engin ing room. The Watson was formerly a Pittsburgh pleasure boat.
A Corry, Pennsylvania citizen testifies to Donn's Kidney Pills relieving back and head pain and curing long standing lameness after using the medicine since 1906. The ad urges readers to buy from Foster Milburn Co of Buffalo New York and to collect Journal Coupons worth 40 cents each hundred.
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