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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1924
Page
3
Arthur Colegrove published notice indicates Corry Pennsylvania post office registration for Second Class mail. The entry lists annual mail rate five hundred dollars and carrier price three cents per copy and fifteen cents per week with advertising rates available on request.
Roger W. Babson argues tax equality for all bonds, claiming exemptions inflate farm taxes and raise costs for farmers. He cites Germany reparations, market openings, and state bonds as factors, contending exemptions favor nonfarm investors and hinder real economic progress. He urges constitutional reform to end exemptions and create parity across securities.
No trace has been found of the driver who ran over and killed George Veers aged 48 in Franklin. A memorial service or funeral rites were held yesterday afternoon in memory of the man.
A stream of damaged OCR details list Lois Rig and Carl Schulte as former state troopers bound over for court on charges related to liquor offenses and conspiracy. The report notes other named individuals connected to alleged violations and mentions that all accused were discharged or released for upcoming grand jury consideration next week.
A new lamp claims to burn 94 percent air and emit a brighter white light than electricity. Inventor K Johnson of 12 N Arowd St, Minneapolis, offers a 10 day trial and a prospectus promising full details with agency opportunities and earnings claims of 250 to 500 dollars monthly.
William Numberham died yesterday afternoon at his Route 8 home aged 63. The body was taken to his mother Mrs. Mary Ressler on East Street for funeral rites Saturday at 4 o'clock. Burial will be in Pine Grove Cemetery.
Thieves raided Sim Post tailor shop on Eleventh Street Wednesday night stealing 24 bolts of TOU fabric valued at about 500. Entry resembled cutting a panel, sliding the bolt, and entering the shop, with the intruders leaving no further evidence.
A reader reports years of constipation relief after using Kellogg's Bran. The letter claims permanent remedy with 2-3 spoonfuls daily, eaten cooked and crumbled, and promises money back if ineffective. Kellogg's Bran is described as tasty and widely served in hotels and clubs.
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