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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1926
Page
6
Close to one thousand city residents face arrest for unpaid 1926 school taxes totaling about $120,000. Collector George H. Gordon plans to add deputies and begin aggressive enforcement next week, with a 5 percent penalty in effect since October 1. Fourth ward totals lead with $20,029.19 unpaid, as campaigns to collect taxes continue across all wards.
Storms disturb sun activity similar to earthly storms. Scientists seek an eye based study to observe these solar disturbances rather than relying solely on photographs.
A short Ohio item notes public sentiment on virtue and timing with a wry aside about getting sleepy around nine o clock. The column reflects a local voice from Piston Ohio in a concise news brief style.
Preparations are underway by Lieut A W Thompson Post of the Veterans of Foreign Wars for their Armistice Day Ball at the State Armory next Thursday evening. The event marks the anniversary of the war’s end with Lavliés Amail lary assisting and Larcon's orchestra providing music from nine to one. Tickets are on sale and a large crowd is expected.
Mrs. Campbell of West Wayne Street yesterday picked a large quantity of red raspberries from bushes on her property. A spray of ripe berries was shown around town and brought to the Journal office. Such berries in November after weeks of warm weather are an unusual novelty.
Cincinnati officials released a letter from Nicholas Klein in which he denounces Queen Marie of Roumania as an international gold digger. The missive accuses her of visiting the United States to aid her government financially.
United Press reports Dr Nicholas Murray Butler president of Columbia University urges a united front on Prohibition within the Republican party. He warns the party cannot stay half wet and half dry and notes the New York setback. Butler calls for vigorous leadership on immediate nationwide issues.
Reports from Kane area describe abundant big game as deer and bears attract hunters. Railworkers and motorists report frequent sightings of deer near roads and tracks. With bear season opening November 10 and deer season starting December, locals anticipate a large harvest this year.
A powerful typhoon devastates parts of the Philippines damaging inland buildings and toppling navy radio antennas at Cavite near Manila. Separately a violent earthquake strikes Salvador early today, triggering panic in Guatemala City according to official dispatches.
Describes early bottle making in America with quaint shapes and frequent wear. Notes uneven necks from gins cut with shears while molten, and rough bottoms marking the first products.
Discussion of repairs ordered at the Senior High School auditorium to make it suitable for general meetings and entertainment is slated for a special Board of Education meeting Monday evening replacing the regular session. Superintendent Dewey will attend the meeting before leaving Tuesday for the superintendent convention in Philadelphia.
A fragmented market note lists pork steady, lard soft, and middle west spot prices around 20019.30. It notes raw and refined fats and several grain and dairy items with mixed demand. Poultry prices show turkeys, chickens, ducks, and geese, with firm eggs and butter edging higher amid regional varieties and freshness terms.
In New York on November 6, the Carnegie Technique Bank occupied the plaza in front of its Hall and serenaded city officials and a large crowd. The Y band in spotless Scotel pattern filled a large bus brought downtown. The Kittles travel to New Orleans for the foosball game between Carnegie Tees and New York University this afternoon.
Dunk, Nov. B Frank Gibbons, 74, of Titusville Pay, U.S. was struck by an eastbound auto about 7 p.m. Friday three miles west of Fredonia and brought to Brooks Memorial Hospital in critical condition with a broken pelvis, severe head lacerations, and other injuries. The driver fled the scene and did not report the accident. police were notified.
The survey notes the silver fox as the most valued fur animal, marking it as a premium pelt. It states martens fetch the highest price per pelt size among North American fur bearers, while muskrat yields the greatest overall annual returns.
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