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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1915
Page
3
A dozen Warren county farmers report losses near $6,000 as investigators probe a hay scam. Suspected buyers allegedly acquired twenty carloads of hay last winter and have not remitted. Principal losers named include B. F. Mead and George King of Yankee Dupri, Thos Horner of Pitty Hold, Ralph Sullivan of Youngsville, Ernest Leonhart of Irvine, and Carl Mourer of Youngaire.
Saturday prices highlight a shopper friendly week with discounts on olive oil coffee jelly tab Lipton products and canned goods. Deals feature Quark Pompolun Olive Oil Wan da Cocoa Horney and Veribest four cann Hainont and Banjo salmon plus local brands and specials designed to lure budget conscious patrons.
In October 1014 farmers near Lin county were enticed by a smooth stranger from New York and Cleveland posing as a large commission buyer. He bought hay at inflated prices, shipped it to Cleveland, then vanished, leaving a string of unpaid bills. Local men later uncovered no such firms and alerted attorney Arird who traced the buyer to New York City. Prosecution possible due to wartime payment delays.
A Pittsburgh specialist performed an operation to remove the eye of Misa May Lavele, a one year old daughter of Fletcher Lackay from Pores County near Monaata, on Wednesday after a medical condition necessitated the procedure.
A young woman injured when axe blade broke off during wood chopping was taken to Oi City for examination by Dr Jobnon At Franklin. The surgeon found the iron lodged in the eye and removed it. She traveled to Pine borg for X rays and follow up to prevent infection and impairment.
Kane May 11 The Interstate Power Service corporation of Rochester N Y has purchased the St Marys Electric Light Company plant. The deal ends a period of negotiation and the St Marys plant may be discontinued and power drawn from Ridgway while new facilities are organized.
An ad offers $1.00 for old fountain pens and promotes the IL Boston Mountain Ven as the latest non leakable pen with new construction. It touts smooth writing, clean pockets, and a special comb feed, inviting readers to visit and see a demonstration of value.
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