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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1919
Page
3
A fragmented report praises the Overland Four wagon for its light yet sturdy build. It highlights improvements in Willy product lines and the wagon’s performance on rough roads, noting observers value its ride and stability.
Readers are told rehearsals for the upcoming Katcha-Koo proceed with markings of progress. Notes mention tentative dates and participants as the community anticipates the event with enthusiasm.
A professional level amateur production titled Rateha Roo will open at Hex theatre with a 200 strong cast of Quincers and singers. Proceeds benefit the Corry hospital as advance sales indicate a capacity crowd. Tickets range 10 to 1.50 with reserved seats available after Tuesday morning at Babbitt's. Curtain at 8:15.
An advertisement promises aid from The Co-Operative League of America to own a home by offering mortgages on vacant lots rent assistance for homes and opportunities to borrow against real estate. It touts increased savings investments and returns with no usual chain of debt or danger, encouraging monthly deposits.
Our plan outlines a distinct approach by the representative patient wane bone. It mentions a card containing a song name and address that will receive prompt attention. Adibinss, B. H. Bingham. Liberty St, Cary, Pa, or Bell phone 165-t.
The Board of Game Commissioners announces it is illegal to kill Ringneck Pheasant in Erie County before the 1920 open season, with Erie County closed until then. Violators face a $25 penalty under the April 5 1915 act and regulations. the board urges compliance and asks residents to aid in enforcing the law.
Fragmentary text lists an auction or sale of items including a piano reference, office desk and chair, umbrella with initials, and a silver-handled item. Details are garbled with missing names and locations, making exact entities uncertain.
The undersigned will publish a sale on his farm 244 lines south of Corry Tuesday October 14 at 10 am. Items include cattle, cows, yearling, team of horses, bobsleds, wagon, gear, corn tools, plows, harness, corn planter, mowing machine, hay rake, and many other articles. Terms under $10 cash. over $10 six months with approved paper. Laney to serve at noon. v. L. Dawson, T. Powers, motioner.
A local ad touts a repairer offering high quality shoe repairs using the best materials. The copy claims many customers are drawn by the workmanship and insists prices are low. The text appears garbled but emphasizes reliable service and value.
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