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The readable fragments show two individuals, Betty and Ton or Ton may be a surname, linked to a wavy binding in a brief event. No clear date or location available.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1913
Page
1
The readable fragments show two individuals, Betty and Ton or Ton may be a surname, linked to a wavy binding in a brief event. No clear date or location available.
A Western railroad wreck early today killed four and seriously injured five. The dead include H. J. Canterbout of Salaman, plus others named in initial reports. A special train was sent to the scene at 9:20 as rescuers battled flames and debris.
A severe blizzard struck Con Nebraska with more than twenty inches of snow after midnight hampering telegraph lines and travel. The storm disrupts northern areas and will affect the week ahead with widespread travel delays and power outages.
Last evening about 32 brakemen clashed on the railroad tracks near First Avenue Crock ng. Spectators watched as the pair, reportedly intoxicated, fought until one man was knocked down for the third time and the victor walked off. The vanquished later rose and limped to his tent before vanishing.
The Citizene National Bank of Corry Pennsylvania presents a policy of conservative banking focusing on soundness over aggressive profit. It invites all legitimate depositors and stresses not operating at a loss to gain business, while offering full facilities and high rates within prudent limits.
A late evening meeting of Corry Chamber of Commerce directors reviewed a healthy treasury balance, discussed uniform membership dues, and planned reorganization efforts. Secretary Porter was instructed to prepare new membership blanks and secure a meeting with area manufacturers to boost local employment and business activity.
This week marked a major push for temperance measures in the state legislature. The House passed a second reading of key temperance bills and a constitutional amendment for statewide prohibition, while a new option bill to limit liquor licenses in certain communities gained attention in the Senate. Debate on a constitutional convention and related delegates’ election continued, with party platforms advancing and ongoing public utility discussions. Road funding and highway supervision proposals also advanced, signaling broad legislative activity.
Real estate reports show few vacant houses with blocks showing some suites. Patterson Real Estate Agency properties on East Main Street near the Tannery are fully occupied. Labor demand exceeds supply as J W and A P Howard Co and Krome Leather Co run full plants. Building season may trigger extensive construction and wage opportunities in Corry.
City councils discussed Liberty Street sewer plans and possible state approval to connect with the Avenue A sewer. If permitted, only about six hundred feet of extension may be needed, avoiding a bond issue and saving money on spring improvements.
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