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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1911
Page
7
A fragmented advertisement list presents numerous homes, farms, and lots across Wayne and nearby streets. Listings include brick homes, modern houses, two family properties, barns, and large plots with prices ranging from a few hundred to several thousand dollars, plus a few near post offices and factories.
The Robert Patterson Real Estate Agency offers a nine room house at 220 H. Pleasant Street with good repair, cement cellar, city water, bathroom gas, and new cement wall. Price nominal. Inquiries to F. H. Tilolson or Hs i. Munley.
A long, garbled OCR list shows numerous properties for sale or rent including houses, lots, farms, and buildings in towns near Marion, Smith Street, Wayne Street, and Columbus avenues. Entries mention prices from hundreds to thousands, multiple room counts, barns, irrigation, and two story frame houses with some modern conveniences. Agents Powell and GR Powell Realty advertise further information and viewings at local offices.
Multiple rental notices advertise apartments houses and rooms for rent or inquiry. Listings include a nine room home on West Washington Street a seven room house on Roberta Store and several single rooms or flats above local shops with contact names such as A L Cottrell John Clough and Dr Greiles. Also offered are office rooms store rooms and furnished suites with dates noting April 1 or April 15 and locations across Corry including Centre Street South Street West Main Street Mott Street and 113 South Avenue.
Legal notices reveal an auction on March 8 1911 at Corry Business Mens Exchange to sell up to twenty shares of Cory Metal Furniture Company stock for unpaid assessments totaling around 9180 dollars. Also included are notices of a special stockholders meeting for U S Clinir Company on April 25 1941 to vote on an 80000 dollar bond issue. An administration notice for Marion H Spoon and other bids and notices appear, with requests for debts and claims.
In Allentown March VI, Pennsivanty quail believed extinct in Lublin j County were reported to be bred in captivity by Colonel Trexler. Three flocks of quail were trapped on Trexler’s estate as part of experiments to restock Lehigh County with wild birds.
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