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A garbled OCR snippet lists numbers and fragmented words including 205 214 200 202 202 oats and 9.235 min with vague terms like vake s and own. No clear event or persons emerge.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1931
Page
3
A garbled OCR snippet lists numbers and fragmented words including 205 214 200 202 202 oats and 9.235 min with vague terms like vake s and own. No clear event or persons emerge.
An OCR fragment from the Corry Evening Journal notes advertising rate details and mailing information. It names Arthur Colegrove as publisher and lists national ad reps Fred Kimball Inc and locations in New York Chicago and Pittsburgh. It includes pricing references and post office registration details for the paper.
Pennsylvania leaders urged to study the Minnesota Plan credited with boosting Northwest farm income by 1479 dollars per farm. The plan treats farming as a big business, applying industrial methods with regional leaders and financing to restore farm prosperity. It argues urban buyers depend on farm success and warns about life insurance and mortgage exposure tied to agricultural value.
The speech extols Minnesota farmers dominating eastern butter markets and earning 91 cents of every dollar from co operative creameries. It contrasts with wheat farmers’ 28 cents and touts regional advisory councils, a non political national council, and a decade long transformation from wheat to high value livestock and dairy production amid droughts and bank failures.
Twenty years ago notes from the Journal Files report no large orders at Corry metal furniture and repairs by E J Love and Son at the radiator building. Underwriters offer 600 reward for castor plant culprits while John R B Lynch retires as Commercial hotel proprietor. Community interest grows in Findley Lake wells. Basketball season outlook at Corry High, with opener November 30. Chestnut season notes by A R Thompson of Grand Valley. Local travel, weddings, and a motorcycle accident near Meadville are mentioned. Economic ideas tout farm-based prosperity and domestic markets as road to recovery.
A compact English learning piece by W L Gordon promotes daily word mastery. It explains misused words and common spellings, offers tips on pronunciation and synonyms, and invites readers to study one word daily to grow vocabulary.
Mr and Mrs Harris Kolstee visited Clymer this afternoon to see relatives. The quiz questions ask about the Fourth State term for the newspaper profession, a President who never gave a public address, the full circle in degrees, and the largest Mississippi River city, with answers citing 1 journalist name, U S Grant, 100 degrees, and St. Louis plus symbolism of abundance.
The congregation rally at St Pauls Lutheran Church featured a 630 dinner with mistress of ceremonies EB Hawkins. Rev William Hall gave an address, D A Hillstrom spoke on church history and missions, vocal solos by John C Frena and D A Hillstrom, hymn singing, a game won by Miss Jen Larnon, and moving pictures of trips to Washington DC Charlestown Movida and the congregational picnic at Pindley Lake presented by Edward Hawkins.
A mixed item notes a puzzle about counting 940000000 and a society meeting. The United Brethren Ladies Aid Society will meet Tuesday afternoon at Mrs. K White's West Columbus avenue home. Members urged to attend for important work.
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