23 Mar 1912
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1912
Page
1
Traders note a mixed session as LTG indices rise to 2.00 and 2.35 but retreat from earlier highs. The day’s action centers on commodity futures and currency pairs with volatility seen in nearby contract expiries. Analysts caution that liquidity remains thin and volumes could distort short term moves.
A short OCR fragment lists a price of 15 cents and mentions age or quantity details without full context. The readable portion suggests a basic sales notation or ad line typical of a late era shop listing. Further details are unclear from the fragment alone.
A garbled OCR fragment presents unclear text about an inquiry or call related to a person or event, but lacks coherent names, dates, or locations. The readable bits imply a request for information or action connected to a specific figure, yet essential details are missing for a precise summary.
In a fragmented report, unclear terms appear as Glug and Nilure are noted alongside solinity. The readable fragment hints at a post event update or shift but provides no concrete facts or identifiable entities to verify.
Citizens committee members led by M. Bear and W. T. Pawson examined the law denying councils power to regulate water company meters and rates. Attorney Blaine Kind warned a court could grant an injunction if the company withholds meters, while residents plan to organize a test suit to challenge rates. The meeting followed a tense basketball game between Corry and Erie, showcasing public interest in utilities and city action.
A minor blaze was discovered in the Horn block on North Genter Street this morning when smoke emerged from a basement area between the Whitett Pool room and the Tile Harbor shop. Fire crews found a flame in a partition and extinguished it with no injuries reported despite ventilation issues and a temporary interior still damp.
The Humane Society seeks homes for two children and an infant. A twelve year old boy, a nine year old girl, and an eight month old baby girl await adopters. Mrs. DeWitt Brackon 48.
A lyric theater event titled Passion Play is set for Friday March 29. A hand painted program or prop piece titled Now Matton iw is noted in the readable text, with a pictured world theme accompanying the production.
Neighbors discovered Mrs. Young, about 78, dead in her Han Main Street apartment after based on a daylong concern. Police forced entry, body found face down, death deemed not immediate. Widow of late Governor Young, she had relied on charity and local aid. remarks noted daily visits by neighbors and family, with funeral services planned for Sunday afternoon at Alexander & Co. undertakers.
A committee from the Mens Personal Work League traveled to Spring Creek by 7 o'clock train to assist at a revival meeting at the Congregational church. Local workers spent about three quarters of an hour at the meeting and returned by the later train. The league has actively supported Spring Creek workers and the revival has been a notable success. Members from our city attended services at the Brethren church and contributed to the work. The organization remains active with expanding leadership and growing membership.
The Henderson Co music publisher releases songs in Ida City featuring a sprightly morale melody. The popular ballad If You Can t Make a Hit in a Ball Game You Can t Make It With Me gains traction, with the label Draany Dreamtine noted as a rising publishing product from the local rock publication company.
Fragmented report covers Jourdet and Craker basketball efforts along with Keating and Wally, plus a tangled subplot about Fran Connors’s death and a Pullman incident. Names Ciory Corry Connors appear amid chaotic prose and investigative hints, with referees and team members listed sporadically.
Warren March 22 reports Josaph Con Nora and motier departed for New York this evening after completing play are for bringing to Justice the.
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