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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1913
Page
7
Morrisburg Pa March 21 two governors signed a proclamation urging observance of Arbor Days on April 17 and April 26 in Penne sylvan. The notice emphasizes forestry conservation and tree planting as public duty.
A mixed agglomeration of want ads covers rental requests for furnished rooms and small farms, plus extensive properties for sale or rent. Listings include farms with multiple cows, seven to ten room houses, brick homes, orchards, stock, and various lots in Corry and nearby streets. Additional notes mention real estate agencies and insurance offerings.
Former State Senator William Kinn of Pittsburg has recovered the use of his voice after a severe speaking campaign earlier this fall. A telegram from Palm Beach reports a New York throat specialist says he can resume speaking with training for voice use. Flinn plans to travel to Hot Springs, Ark, after ten days in Florida.
Bucktin a Arnica Salve advertised as best for skin diseases, burns, bruises, and aches. John Deyo of Gladwin Michigan reports twelve years of skin trouble cured after spending $400 on doctors. Recommended by N. F. Amon & Co.
In Loli Missouri on March 2, a funeral themed ball featured coffins as décor. Pallbearers club members were honored, hearse arrivals signaled the event, music echoed with a dirge as undertakers displayed life like caskets and vaults on the program.
Shitton Howey, a 74 year old railroad brakeman, picked up two small packages at a station. They had been left on an express car last night. He returned them to the express office later that day. One package contained 1100 in bank notes and the other $1000. The money was consigned to Sharon banks from the treasury department at Washington.
Classified briefs show multiple job ads: a miller seeking practical sawmill getter for a Mat family, H. Clark & Son hiring. 20 laborers needed Monday with 26 cents an hour. a blacksmith for Tas shop via H. H. Holmes. Queen City machinery in Timagille Pa seeks workers. a delivery boy for Ouelda market. an unworried man for general farm work in Bell Phone Columbus. and street-steak ad with spelling query.
Three deputy organizers wanted to oversee surrounding towns for the Loyal Knights of America. Applicants should be familiar with business and professional men and have local experience. Fer ris Pool Room, 48 N. Center St. in Wart. Davis & Worley are Supreme National Organizers.
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