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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1919
Page
1
Readable fragments show a numeric sequence and a partial place name Pa. The text hints at a ledger or listing item with amounts or codes but provides no clear event or full context.
The city commission awarded a contract for a White Motor fire truck with complete outfit and modern equipment. Expected delivery before July 1 and the new apparatus to be in service soon. The project costs about $6800 and bids are sought for the Fifth Street sewer project this season.
The commission plans action against structures deemed nuisances and fire hazards. After a lengthy session, officials authorized bids for removal and noted potential eminent domain steps to clear properties, with follow up set for Monday evening and further meetings to decide next steps.
Preliminary reports indicate Governor Sproul will propose a constitutional convention. He spoke from the capitol today after days of activity at his home in Chester.
A garbled wire service style report describes a president conferring by wireless with others about a crisis at the White House. The piece references a presidential communication and a tense scene as aides respond and organize a public statement amid confusion and weather.
The obituary notes the death of Elmer Dutton and reflects on his early life, devotion, and notable friendships. It mentions family, associates, and his connection to a local choir and organization. The piece expresses loss and memory of a respected community figure.
Unclear text reports a strike ending today after widespread protests and disruptions. Mentions conflict between workers and authorities, with references to a response plan and public impact on services. Names and details are corrupted or missing.
Washington officials of the industrial board say the prices of all commodities including cash will be lowered within the next sixty or ninety days. A new price schedule will be agreed upon after talks with industry leaders and will be kept private until the plan takes effect. The move aims to restore normal supply and demand conditions.
United Press reports no trouble developing at Buffalo as officials describe routine operations. The city observed normal activity with no signs of disruption or public danger despite ongoing local concerns.
An assortment of social events fills the pages with notices of a Bt. Pauly gathering, Mrs. Waltz extending a residence invitation, and the Momiannal Auiti group meeting at Mrs. Folletts home. The Authors Club met at the Library building with tales by Miss Ashton and trips planned to London and Dublin.
Fragmented OCR text references Germany and terms due by March 20. It mentions military levies and potential armed forces, with unclear names and places obscured by garbled characters. The piece hints at a parliamentary or governmental action affecting war powers and potential consequences.
A historic community appeal urges residents to donate knitted items to support Red Cross efforts. The event highlights local volunteers Corrie Mra and Hob Woh coordinating collections, with mentions of Civitan and social groups aiding the drive.
The fragmentary listing shows multiple names and statuses. Wounded and missing soldiers are reported with ranks and units, reflecting a chaotic front line casualty roll.
A state senate panel in Harrisburg discussed a bill to relieve a mayor of a third term ban from holding office. If enacted the measure would alter current eligibility rules for municipal leadership.
Partial OCR text reports the death of John Morley with scattered references to locations, names, and dates. The readable segments mention a memorial event, a team and individuals connected to March, and multiple garbled phrases. The core fact is the death notice of John Morley with associated ill legible context.
An obituary notes the death of Mrs. Hines with details of family, funeral plans, and local tributes. The notice mentions her daughter and household, while indicating services will be held at a nearby church. Survivors and memorial arrangements are summarized from the fragmented text.
An opinion piece by Talhd Propa Taste discusses reprisals by the Spartacans amid the Wainir War. The author critiques military actions and urges restraint while outlining the political stakes and projected consequences of ongoing hostilities.
Taft and other Republicans warn that failure to ratify the peace treaty would prolong war and tie the United States to the League of Nations. They accuse GOP leaders of blocking the treaty to advance party politics, risking continued conflict and international responsibility.
A historic plea calls for strong community support for Corry Hospital. The appeal emphasizes its role as a regional medical facility and urges funding and public backing to ensure continued operation and services.
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