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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1914
Page
8
In Greensburg this afternoon Petro Dim confronted his brother’s family in a quarrel. He fatally wounded his sister in law Mary Demluicl and her son Alphonzo, then shot himself, dying instantly. Petro had just claimed he was tired of being bothered and aimed to wipe out his brother’s family.
Miss Harriet Armstrong hosted twenty friends at her East Congress Street home for an engagement dinner in honor of Miss Clatratracy and the marriage plans of Miss Mayte BH Armstrong to Mr. Pawl Stone. The event featured a four course dinner, yellow and white decorations, and music.
Washington reports foot and mouth disease is communicable to humans but rarely. The Agriculture Department urges avoiding contact with diseased cattle and using pasteurized milk. It notes the outbreak may slightly contaminate milk but risks are low with local precautions and pasteurization. boiling milk may be advised where pasteurization isn’t possible. Buffalo stockyards resume Sunday, with additional cases in the county and more herds to be culled.
Market report from New York and Buffalo with scattered commodity figures for wheat eggs and potatoes. Entries note December wheat futures and refined sugar values along with regional prices and quality notes, reflecting market activity in mid November.
Readable line items show oats flour and butter prices from local suppliers. Oats No 2 white at 52 percent. Fancy blended patent flour around 6.60 per barrel. Butter Creamery prints extra at 6 716 cents. Eggs Henning white fancy 48. Potatoes White fancy per bushel 15 cents.
United Press reports Milwaukee Sentinel concedes Senator Hastings, Democrat, won by about 1100 votes over Governor McGovern, Republican. The contest remains unresolved until the official canvas confirms results.
Reports say Glyndon general store owner John Hodgkins-Rowley was robbed Wednesday night south of the city on the Pennay road. No thief has been found. More than a hundred dollars worth of goods were stolen.
Public sale set for November 25 at 2 o clock p m at Forton Piccadilly Hall of three horses three cows mowing machine horse rake and other farm tools three stoves Mrs A Nelson administrator adyawe
Paris dispatch reports German night and day efforts to cross the Yser and push toward Ypres. Allies claim no major reverses and say forces hold on the Yser and at Ypres, with Dixmunde repeatedly changing hands. Southward, Allies gain ground near Tracy le Val and near Vailly, repelling German assaults and taking several guns.
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