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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1913
Page
7
Classified notice seeks three deputy organizers to supervise surrounding towns. Requires familiarity with business and a profane monetary mien. Named contacts Davis and Worley, Supreme National Organizers, Far To! Poor Room, 48 N, Genter Bt, 1waT. adjacency details appear garbled.
New York March 1 a growing list of victims tied to the Musica family shows losses mounting toward two million dollars with only about four hundred thousand recovered. Authorities report indictments for attempted grand larceny and ongoing efforts to extradite suspects as the case widens across cities and receivership actions continue in New Orleans and beyond.
Governor Tener today approved a bill prohibiting false or misleading statements in any advertisement about merchandise or services. Penalties include up to $1000 fine or imprisonment for up to thirty days, or both. The act targets newspapers periodicals circulars letters and other publications.
Billy Boy wants a bicycle and a canoe to answer the woods and streams. Ted has a canoe but is tired of water, so a bicycle could save him. The playful want ad promises to make two boys happy by trading or sharing gear.
Several job ads appear for laborers blacksmiths delivery bay workers and general film work. Locations include Holmes Wigin Pa Millsville Pa Oneida market Columbus WA and Journal Coupons offer to save 40 cents per hundred until redemption.
New York and New Jersey authorities will soon issue bonds to fund a Hudson River suspension bridge from Ninth Avenue Manhattan to West Hoboken over fifty seventh and fifty eighth streets. The project costs about 642 million dollars, split roughly between states, and would raise the river surface by 170 feet. Towers of stone, 645 feet high, would anchor the roadway with base widths of 404 feet. Plans call for two rails to be used with the bridge.
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