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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1910
Page
8
A fragmentary line suggests a discussion of heirlooms and wealth. The odd wording hints at a debate over inherited items and possible estate implications, but the source remains unclear and fragmented with no full names, places, or events to anchor a complete report.
The text argues there are over one hundred high grade wood shoe makers with nearly identical prices, claiming nine years of selling shoes at fair value and asserting no company offers more for the money. It appeals to readers to compare prices and value.
New York provision market reports mixed futures and spot pricing for wheats corns oats and eggs. Notable high level mentions include WHEAT No 2 futures down, CORN No 2 white and yellow postings, OATS and PORK price ranges, and cheese butter and creamery notes. Buffalo and Suffalo markets also noted with varying WHEAT and CORN quotations and fresh potato pricing among Bermuda and old state lots.
Market notes list potato and dairy prices with assorted grades and bids. Cattle and sheep values shown for prime export and common stock, with hogs and hay market figures. The report includes scattered prices and market terms from local buyers and stockyards.
New York May 28 The long awaited award by arbitrators B E Clark and P Morrissey settles a dispute between the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen and the Order of Railroad Conductors over layups on the Delaware Lackawanna and Western. The award, which includes concessions restricted to the New York Central line, binds Lackawanna to the Central award terms but with key “deferred” clauses applying only to the New York Central. Batimore and Ohio rates are to go into effect immediately for the affected unions and regions, while grievance talks for Central Railroad of New Jersey and other offices continue with no settlement yet reached. The Baltimore and Ohio rates are to go into effect at once.
A playful Argonaut item recounts a young fan’s salon visit where chatter turns to thoughts of shaving and fear of a barber turning maniacle. A witty reply from a courteous lady ends the moment with light humor.
Sidney Webster a New York lawyer and former private secretary to Franklin Pierce lies at the point of death in his Pon Craig home on Brenton Road Fremont. He gained notice from a famous Harriman letter describing Roosevelt interview regarding campaign funds and closing with Where flo xtand Central A. The surrounding note mentions the cotton belt and diverse Moorish and Mongol influenced communities in the era.
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