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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1911
Page
2
A fragmented call urges voters to back a Keystone committee to unite factions and curb city ring influence. It argues a county committee can coordinate actions, resist corruption, and support qualified men in allocating county offices and policies amid primary debauchery.
Officials urge immediate repair of sidewalks and entrances on Center Street near Ajax Alley and other busy paths. The aim is to prevent injuries from broken planks and damaged pavement as weather worsens and commuting increases.
The Executive Committee of the Corry Board of Trade will meet at the secretary Wolke Morgaridge's office on South Center Street. A proposal from a well known manufacturing company to invest in local business is under consideration and may revive interest in the organization and aid Corry's future growth.
A political pamphlet urges voters to back the Keystone Party in Pennsylvania elections. It denounces party bosses and calls for an honest, economical state and county government, urging selection of trustworthy candidates and at least one progressive committeeman from each election district.
Pate people have stale blood and poor digestion. Ferrozone braces appetite and digestion, transferring food into the nutrients the body requires. A 50e box sold by Thomas Downey promises strengthened blood and vitality.
A feature on an autumn inspired show titled Autumn Leaves presented at the Lyric Theatre in a small town setting with western novelty elements and a county fair atmosphere. The item highlights the tonal style and local audience interest in the event.
A meeting of flood survivors in Condermont Pennsylvania requests damages totaling 750000 from the Maylene Pill and Paper company and its officers. Attorney Luther Reselvert directs actions to begin immediately, with additional defendants joining to reach the target. A related criminal action against an unnamed suspect was postponed to November 10, with nineteen survivors expected to testify.
Members of the local lodge traveled to Columbus in a body to attend a meeting of Columbus Judge. Fellows graft and Master were conferred on a small class of candidates and Corry representatives witnessed the work. Fine refreshments followed with a social time.
An old advertisement promotes HYOMEI as a guaranteed catarrh remedy sold by druggists. It claims relief grows with use and offers a booklet from the HYOMEOL Co. at Buffalo, New York, with a later note of extra bottles and a guarantee.
Rental notice for a house at 110 West Church Street formerly occupied by Jan Crown. The property is now vacant as of November. Inquiries directed to Lindaley's Smug Storgate for details and terms.
An advertisement touts Cloth Craft AMLA Wool fabric as durable through a tension test and claims a signed guarantee for pure wool and lasting wear. It promotes affordable cloth options priced around 15 to 18 dollars, emphasizing dependable tailoring and service.
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