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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1919
Page
3
A fragmented classified ad section lists various sale notices and items for sale including farm seeds tools bikes tires furniture and livestock. The noisy ad copy references prices locations and contact hints though several lines are garbled.
Classified notices list various for sale items including a 100 gallon riveted jug, single comb white leghorn chicks, fraternal pails and spouts, a stove, and a property removal of multiple buildings from a Leader office and boarding house. Also advertised are a 80-acre farm with crop, orchard, poultry house, hay barn, timber, and wood products from A Crandall in Saint Louis area.
Erie County awards contracts for highway improvements including reinforced pavement and concrete work. The project covers a twenty mile route with funds from the state program, while a public sale is announced for equipment and farm implements on March 29 at Corry Route 6.
A garbled OCR fragment lists various job and service ads with broken names and addresses. Several entries mention painting, millwork, apparel work, and domestic help. The text is incomplete and contains unclear contact details and lines such as WANTED and contact phone hints.
Fragmented text shows disjointed poultry breed names, prices, sales terms, and locations mixed with garbled phrases. Readable items include references to hens, roosters, breeds such as Leghorns and Brown Leghorn variants, and fragmented sale language.
The item notes government loans issued to farmers totaling large sums. Names and specific figures are unclear due to damaged text. The report mentions assistance and financial support moving through official channels.
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