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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 1912
Page
7
The Robert Patterson Real Estate Agency lists multiple small houses and lots on city water, gas, and improvements. Properties include 60 by 100 foot lots with various features, prices ranging from about 860 to 1800, with descriptions noting collars, water access, and proximity to depots.
A mixed page of real estate listings from Corry Pennsylvania plus assorted notices. It includes a Robert Patterson Real Estate Agency loan offer for small cash loans, multiple real estate for sale listings with prices and locations, and rental notices. The ads mention properties on North Center Street and other Corry addresses, with owner names like Mrs A Dickey and CG R Powell, plus general notices about rentals and sales in the area.
A cluttered string of sale notices and ads lists horses cows furniture pianos buggies farm land and other items for sale or inquiry. It includes multiple addresses such as 624 Liberty St 42 Liberty Street and 608 W Wayne St and mentions firms like Knights Hendersons and Maple Prod Co plus a Hay Rest Cure offer from Youngsville Pennsylvania for four weeks with refund if unsatisfied
A collection of old help wanted notices across various postings. Includes janitorial work at Corry Hospital, domestic help for a man and wife, inquiries for a firm hauling and wood, factory work for brass bod members, portable teaching in upholstery, and other positions. Names and locations scattered, with contact hints and brief job descriptions.
Help wanted ad seeks a capable person with good address to join the Doubleday Pipe and Company subscription department in New York City. Pleasant, permanent, and lucrative work with no books or insurance to wait. Respond with full particulars of yourself to P. W. Beara.
Mrs Ann Cobham dies at her East Side Ware home after a fall from a trolley car weeks earlier. Her death ends a long life of church and public work. Family will retain the body privately. flowers are requested not to be sent. She married Henry Cobham in 1880 and left four children, all deceased, with her husband.
Witton Nov 11 reports troubles at Eagle House in Youngaville as Sheriff Park returns to aid bankruptcy proceedings. Landlord Ford ran the hotel for about two years and manor dealers’ associate JW Worden aids the case. Estimated assets around 2000 to 4000 dollars with a manor sale planned.
Unclear fragment details show a baggage transfer service advertised with contact notes for Guy Raymond and an address at Office 20 BH Main, Bell phone. The readable facts indicate a transport or baggage handling option possibly extending to multiple areas, with basic contact pointers.
An old advertisement from The Durham Drug Co at 193 North Generator Street promotes Conkey's Laying Tonic. It urges poultry owners not to blame the chickens for poor egg production and suggests trying the tonic to improve laying.
Preparation for the Great Chicago Livestock Show includes massive stage setup for horses cattle and hogs new facilities under construction and elaborate interior decoration. An army of mechanics and laborers works to ready the mammoth pavilion for the November 10 to December 7 exposition attracting exhibitors from across the United States and promising a series of surprises for visitors and contestants.
Franklin, Nov. 11. Fleming, 47, a traveling salesman, spent most of his life in Franklin. He died Monday morning near the P R R station after being struck by a full express wagon wheel. The fall was attributed to heart failure. He represented Regnie Brothers candy firm for about 10 years and was en route to a distribution trip when the accident occurred. A passenger named Ralph Swally aided him after he collapsed. despite efforts, he died minutes later.
Florence Lawrence stars in a host photo play at Lorié tonight in Pangied Relations. The show runs with the usual staged scenes and a limited audience, promising light entertainment from the star.
An extensive storefront sale highlights low prices on ladies and misses coats dresses and wool garments. Stock includes blankets outing flannels and underwear with specials on yarns and premium offers for shoppers meeting $50 purchases. Strong emphasis on value and variety across women’s fashions and home items.
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