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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1919
Page
2
Cony Evening edition details advertising rates and staff credits. Associate editor Crosby and manager Comborove listed. Subscription rates ten cents per copy, four dollars per year by mail. Delivery and advertising departments described with minimal charge info.
A federal address from Agriculture Secretary Boerstury proposes a nationwide rural development program via a possible permanent or temporary commission. The plan calls for fresh surveys of farm life needs, coordination among colleges, government and farm groups, and steps to secure labor, education, entertainment, and market cooperation for united national growth.
A topsy article notes renewed activity in the Pioneer District with gas and oil operations expanding. Figures cited include daily outputs of hundreds of gallons, several plants under construction, and investors like William Straub and George Braisehe driving development in the Ol City area.
A report from Wain Novi describes the theft of Liberty Bonds worth about 60,000 dollars from the First National Bank. Pinkerton detectives and a local active chief investigated, with railroad authorities aiding, as details emerged from a local receiver in Tulndink.
Fragmentary text describes a theatre event with references to Constance and Monday, but many phrases are garbled and unclear. The piece includes medical or scientific terms and mentions individuals such as Gaal Definess Canoe Be and Rodthine, with obscure allusions to remedies and diagnoses.
Rankin November 23 two Millbrook Mercer county residents Ma and Mia Kerr were killed when their car was struck by a New York Central passenger train at a Sandy Lake crossing. The impact hurled the vehicle about 100 feet. Kerr died shortly after and Mrs Kerr died an hour later. Both suffered critical skull fractures and multiple injuries.
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