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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1910
Page
5
Union Depot announces a move to operate all trains with redesigned day devices for special attention to transfers of tanks and baggage. Both phones are now active for public use.
A disrupted report outlines a committee probe into funding influence on legislators linked to a Delmonico dinner. It notes witnesses from Merri Payne Whitney and James A. Keene and mentions plans to compel testimony as the inquiry expands.
Fragmented OCR text references Huew Swinusies Dintel 1 and Guddon with a legal or examination context. It mentions Chintie University of California and a mathematician, with a claim about a courtroom or committee testimony, a sum of 20 million dollars, and a morning session. The readable parts are garbled and do not form a clear, coherent event.
An advertisement extols Mi O Na stomach tablets from NF Ames Co claiming rapid relief for stomach misery and indigestion. It features testimonials from Mrs Cor dele B Mann of Missouri City Kansas and notes availability from druggists and NF Ames Co with sample offers.
New York Sunday market notes show wheat prices for No 2 red and winter, corn and oats values, pork at 19.00, butter and cheese entries, potatoes quoted around 1.30 to 2.00 per bag, plus miscellaneous fruit and commodity tables. The report lists varied grades, domestic and foreign references, and storage notes for multiple products.
Guffalo Provision Market prices show various grains and meats including corn oats flour and butter with figures such as No 2 yellow corn and prime cattle quotes. The page also notes the burial of Henry M Hoyt former governor of the state at Forty Fort cemetery with many mourners present.
A natural gas well struck on the McSweeney farm two miles northwest of Wooster Ohio yesterday. A gauge shows flow from 3 000 100 to 4 000 000 feet daily. Drilled to 4300 feet through Clinton sandstone after passing forty feet of soil. Local parties own the gas bore.
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