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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1924
Page
3
Charles Murphy discusses Tammany Hall in a rare interview, noting the organization endures amid shifting political motions. He argues political bosses arise to provide solidarity and leadership, with both virtues and drawbacks, and predicts parties will persist until voters seek genuine autonomous leadership.
Advices from Clymer today of the purchase of the Clymer hotel property from Mrs Albert Kenning by the Clymer Hardware and Automobile Company. The new owners are James and Elmer Croscutt and Christ Christensen. Possible reference to Gen. Dawes as the winner in the end.
Twenty years ago The Journal files May 9 1904 report Van Vieck sold the Van Restaurant to T J Montgomery who took policeation this afternoon Clarence G Spruth returned Saturday from a six weeks business trip In eastern state Goring of Liberty street takes confectionery for fishing report of catching 100 Yullhenda jury service Erie week names Thiinnx Sample Harvey Cow James Richards and A J Wakefield Constables Cutchinson Tull Sullivan and Williams go to Erie to tell court about good law abiding people in their districts
Paris May unions voice strong objections as Sam Goodman manager of the American rugby team protests the Olympic committee decision to grant a monopoly on motion picture and photographic rights for the Games to the Prevel firm, challenging the action and its impact on coverage.
Disputed veteran pay in New York reveals post office staff face low wages compared with skilled trades. Proposed raise to 3000 a year flat, while concerns rise about fairness and cost of living. Market listings show prices for coffee, tallow, poultry, cheese, butter, and eggs with regional variations.
Union City May 9 The Ehuie Company completed its district water main from springs between Lyman Sinjili and Ed Graves, finishing the job in exactly three weeks. The trench was four feet deep and required crossing under Brush Creek and Pennsylvania Railroad tracks. Water will gravity flow to the Shreve factory with future pumping for fire protection planned for high areas. Pasture for rent and nursery ads appear among the notices.
An old advertisement promotes St Jacobs Oil for chest colds and throat soreness. It claims instant relief from chest pains, backache, and inflammation, with gentle rubbing and quick relief without skin burning. Suggests 85 cent bottle and notes a long recommendation history.
Istake Trooper Marcus White, stationed in Lawr ence Park, was arrested for a traffic offense after allegedly parking with lights off near Tenth and State streets. He reportedly received a $1 fine at police headquarters Wednesday night, with the incident witnessed by a motorcycle officer.
Questioning relief from ointments and operations, the notice promotes Hemroid a safe home remedy by Dr Leonhard and sold by N F Ames Co. It claims to cure piles by removing the cause and freeing blood circulation in the lower bowel, with a strong success record for thousands of sufferers.
The annual meeting of the members will be held at the office of Manager CL Mexander at 7 20 o'clock evening May 12. Original stockholders and all officers in the eastern section of the grounds are members and urged to attend for proper maintenance and care. D S Rowe secretary.
The undersigned will sell at public auction on the Penoyer farm near Glynden four miles south of Spartansburg and four miles north of Centerville on Saturday May 10 at 1 pm sharp. Items include nine Holstein cows and a thoroughbred heifer tested 100 percent, three heifer calves, two work horses, one ton Ford model p1952?. various harness, wagon springs, gas drums, a Delaval separator, household goods, horse blankets, and more. Terms: cash for under $10, otherwise notes with security and interest. Auctioneers Arthur Scouten and LEON SOUTHWICK. Clerk Knickerbocker.
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