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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1918
Page
14
A garbled notice lists farm related topics and ads from Uncle Sam King urging farmers to prepare for spring. It mentions dairy heifers, two cows, yearling heifers, hay, and cattle sales led by local names and stores. It hints at methods for farming and stock in Vermont or New England regions with references to dairies, meat, and crops.
A jumble of classified style notices requests for railroad cross ties and supplies from Eniraffroul And Gonneeting, a upholsterer seeking work, city snow plow bids from Corry, moderately priced furniture, rental listings for furnished and unfurnished rooms, and lost and found items including a pocketbook and a car part. Widespread short notices urge contact through journals with deadlines and locations in New York and Corry.
Corry City invites sealed proposals for decoration and plumbing of Third Ward Fire Station. Bids due by 1 p m November 18 1914 with a $45 bid bond. Work includes wall painting on second floor rooms plumbing fixtures piping and moving existing items under supervision of the City Engineer.
Notice is given that an application will be made to the Governor of Pennsylvania on December 2, 1918 for the charter of Kuets Brass and Wood Bed Company. The group includes O Wyle Wheelock, Charles Hummel and Wm Murray to manufacture beds and related wooden or metal articles, with full corporate privileges under the 1874 act and amendments. The notice is dated Corry, Pa. and signed by POROGERS, JR.
A new junk dealer arrives amid a lively scene as 81 Eagle sits idle at Ball. Local residents note the changeover with mixed reactions while officials monitor the unfolding events.
Fragmented court notices from 1918 list appointments for master hearings in Bucks County and surrounding circuits. Names Robert J Osborne and Don F Smith appear as attorneys. Dates fall in November and December with specified times and wards.
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