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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1912
Page
7
Harold Hasbrouck at 560 East South Street advertises for two first class paper hangers. Contact Jennen Bron 109 1 Malu for details and work opportunities.
At 641 W Church atrest, inquiry premises describes a farm of 68 acres with a good house and barn four wells at the door a young orchard 45 acres under cultivation and church and school within 60 rode. For details inquire 243 West Smith Street, Corry Pa. Also 9 dwelling houses on Bond Street with reasonable terms inquiries at 200 N Boalt.
Numerous short sales and listings include livestock and farming gear, a touring car, a Chevrolet or similar motor vehicle, a hack business with sleigh, harness and equipment, and real estate rentals. Also notices for two political candidacies, job ad for clerk and bookkeeper, found items and a stray neck chain. Locations include Corry Pa Warren Pa and nearby streets. dates referenced around April 1 1912 and April 14 1912 primaries.
Sowing by today details a 1924 arrest tied to Bell Phone Company. Names mentioned include Mrs Jetnto Lunning and other partial leads, with scant readable context from the fragment.
For sale or rent a store building dwelling and stable with water and gas. Exceptional opportunity. Address Perry Wiel Butler Co Pa. Also cottage and barn with garden on Ensex Street. Inquire at Parkore Grocery. Tint
Fragmentary note advertises music at a bargain sale near Plano with postal care of Journal Office.
A Pittsburgh suit filed on March 20 seeks 10000 damages over claims of labor fraud. Plaintiff Misa Emmiline Pi, secretary of Union Labor Temple and the Thon City Traded Council, accuses Charlee W. McChot of the Burtentiers union of wrongdoing. During a Pennsylvania State Federation of Labor gathering, McCrea publicly branded Pitt a monumentally avorably figure seeking revenue, noting she had worked only four days as a garment worker and alleging profit motives.
A threatening Black Hand missive was sent to Anthony Tiniiino, a leading Pittsburg wholesaler, by a group tied to the Rid Must gang. The note demands payment and claims European operations, with a crude heart symbol drawn on the Cleveland addressed letter.
Readable ad lists assorted pantry items with prices including Olive bottles 15¢, syrup 9¢ per pint, sugar 260 pounds, butter 19¢ per pound, Clifton pancake flour and hulled buckwheat, peanut products, cornflakes and orange sale. Includes delivery note and quantity hints.
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