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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1910
Page
7
Corry introduces Bill No 314 to authorize a street market in the city. Licensing requires payment of 1 dollar per year per vehicle and compliance with local and Commonwealth sale laws. Violations carry fines up to 10 dollars and costs. older ordinances in conflict are repealed.
Real estate ads describe a 70 acre farm near Columbus with water gas and sewer access, a buildable lot near streets and schools, and multiple houses and vacant lots for sale in Corry Pennsylvania. Listings include exchanges for city property and various acreage and brick blocks with rentals.
A batch of 1910 public notices from Corry Pennsylvania records legal actions including commission appointments for testimony in a case, dissolution of a partnership between Lambing and Curey, and administration notices for Warren S. Woolard and Anna Woodward. Also a public cancer formula claim disavowal by 4. G. Rich.
Eggs for hatching advertised by Chas. and Olday at 448 Contor Street. Winter layers promised as best.
Male help wanted. Gigar salesman wanted no experience needed. Sell our brands to the retail trade with good pay. Write for full particulars at once Globo Gigar Co Cleveland Ohio 4mjl2.
A fragmentary public notice reports a large old class pin left at the Journal office. Readers are asked to call and pay for the notice while a reply from a correspondent references a literary figure. The garbled text suggests an inquiry or exchange about the pin and its history.
The ordinance by Corry's Select and Common Councils prohibits spitting on public sidewalks, street cars, depots, theatres, and assembly rooms. Violations carry fines from one to five dollars and up to ten days in jail for nonpayment, with repeals of conflicting ordinances.
Help Wanted Female and Wishing for family of two at 200 First Ave after 7 p m. Gall. 6115. A good reliable girl for housework Apply 619 North Center. Rheumatism Cured in a Day Dr Detehon's Relief for Rheumatism and Neuralgia cures in 10 to 3 days. Action upon the system remarkable and mysterious. First dose greatly beneficial. 75 cents and 1 sold by Durham Drug Co.
John P. Cudahy, son of a wealthy packer, attacked Western Exchange Bank president J. Lilis at his home. Lilis sustained severe but not dangerous wounds and will recover. Mrs. Cudahy says she endured the abuse and will not live with him. no prosecution will follow. Mrs. Cudahy spoke to reporters about the assault early Sunday morning. An eye was swollen and bruised.
Dispatch from Purla March 8 reports Monaco's ruling prince pressured by dem onstrators to appoint a commission and consider a constitution. Monarchical leaders reportedly sought mediation with the German emperor and French president to discuss the issue before the March meetings at the Ocean-Gra pheal museum opening, with threats of trouble if ratification is delayed.
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