Hunters Report Excellent Opening of Season in Corry Area
Local sportsmen report a strong first day of hunting with many pheasants and squirrels taken. Tom Brown and four companions bagged four pheasants and four squirrels. Ray Powers brought five birds. Dr Greenfield took two or three birds. C H Porter limited on squirrels as Corry men expect good sport for weeks. State hunter permit tags exhausted. receipts issued to applicants until new licenses arrive.
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Corry
Corry Atea
Tom" Brown
Saeurad
Ray Powers
Warren
Dr. Greenfield
C. H. Porter
Shfe
Erie shifts local telegraph office to Maple Avenue tower
Erie’s telegraph office moved from the passenger depot to the Maple Avenue tower after months of talk. Operators Fox and Spencer began work there yesterday at ten o’clock, with the switch arranged by Jus. Stattery of the Erie. The move aims to improve P and E transmission, interlocking system operation, and Maple Avenue safety gate performance. Details on depot room use remain unclear.
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Erie Railroad
Maple Avenue
Messrs Fox and Spencer
Ble
Erle
Hrlo
Finctian
George M. Ream Denies Election Framing Charges
George M. Ream, the Good Government Candidate for mayor, issues a public denial of allegations against him. He blames rival campaigns and discredited sources, calling the slander a "combination rat" tactic used by opponents and promising it will fail.
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George M. Ream
Ream
Patterson
Mr. Ream
Reams Denies Pledges Before Corry Mayoral Vote
Corry candidate G M Ream declares rumors accusing him of pledging to vote for specific candidates for city treasurer and street commissioner are false He states he will run unpledged and unfettered if elected and challenges evidence for substantiation with a call for a full investigation possible withdrawal if any truth is found.
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MR. Ream
City of
Corry
G. M, Ream
Class of Corsetieres Is Started
A new class of NuBone corsetieres has been organized and trained by Mig Hund, manager of the corset company, with new representatives to be assigned territory. Among recent instru ction attendees are Mrs Darrow of Rochester Miss Weaty of Jamestown Miss Tulls Naylor of this city Miss Marion Seley and Mrs Phelps of Jamestown. Mrs Hand is spending a week.
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Mig Hund
Corry Sais
Clagsoy Hela
Pamiora
St. James Hotel
Darrow
Rochester
Miss Weaty
Jamestown
Miss Tulls, Naylor
Iso Milss
Marlon Seley
Mra. Phelps
Miss Hand
Training sessions for company’s prospective representatives
Training covers forty four personnel with each future representative. The class will be sent to ten locations in New York including Lochester Mitsburg Warren and various towns, with emphasis on Chautauqua County.
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Lochester
Mitsburg
Warren
New York State
Chautwagna Co
Corry Stores Prepare for Law Change on Work Hours
Corry merchants plan to adjust schedules as new state law limits women workers to 54 hours weekly starting in November. Local stores face two main inconveniences: arranging Saturday hours and the two week holiday period. Merchants may adopt overlapping shifts to comply.
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Mos
Atile
Pure Milk and Cream Crusade Yields 75 Prosecutions
State officials led a six county milk and cream crackdown from Erie to Johnstown. M Pelton and Chem Evans oversaw 650 samples collected August to September, resulting in 75 prosecutions for adulteration and improper additives. Violations included formaldehyde use with fines up to 100 dollars. Prosecutions named South Park Cambria Franklin and Meldville as sites.
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M. Pelton
Youngsville
Old City
Completon
Evans
Yarl
Tifa
Pelton
Cues Nui
Sages
South Park
Cambria County
Franklin
Meldville
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Warren National Bank
Neha
United States Depaattory
Erie
Andrew Nelson
Suilth St
Warren Savings Bank
Corry Stores
G. M. Pelton
THE
First National Bank
Warren, PA
WM. Muir
F. HK. Russell
C. T. Conarro
Citizens National Bank
United Bieies Depository
G. U Barlow
Santi West
Vicwiercelgent
Parmer
Anat
Cuuhler
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