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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1913
Page
2
The readable text is limited and unclear. It shows garbled lines and missing context. No coherent event or names are discernible to summarize a specific item.
The Grange denounces a 60 million bond issue for highways, arguing state debt is unnecessary and burdens would fall on corporations and taxpayers. Officials accuse the Highway Department of graft and mismanagement, calling the plan wasteful and politically tainted.
An old advertisement promises a one hundred dollar reward for an incurable case of catarrh using Fall's Catarrh Cure. The note includes stray names and unclear signatures, with testimonial style language about health and business references.
Unclear excerpts describe opposition forming against a bond plan and tensions between groups. Mention of authorities and local governance hints at a political clash with opponents rallying speedily. Names and places are obscured in the damaged text.
An editorial extols oysters as a nutritious and affordable staple, praising their health and versatility. It urges public enthusiasm for an October Oyster Week to celebrate and support oyster industries and consumption nationwide.
Butler Cliften and the Meadville High School board announce that students with an average of 110 percent or higher will be exempt from exams in the subject. The move, praised by students, reflects continued support for high achievement in public schools.
The Tah Nevada forestry project outlines a mass tree planting goal for 1914 in national forests. Officials expect broad environmental benefits and renewed efforts to restore woodlands across the region.
Manager Weber of the Corry City Electric Light Co leads efforts after Interstate gains town control to publish a New York produced booklet. It will showcase Ajax Climax Howard and other industries, promote teleg efficiency, and coordinate with local commerce to attract firms and tourism through broad nationwide distribution.
United Press reports a dramatic testimony by Mrs. Sulzer alleging Ed ward McCall pressed Governor Sulzer to comply with Tammany demands or face destruction. The piece cites claims of political pressure, architectural scandals, and irregularities in the capitol project, alongside impeachment context and legal fears surrounding publication.
Lake Michigan storms disrupt shipping with vessels wrecked and several fatalities reported. Reports from Calumet Marquette and Milwaukee describe drownings and missing crews as the blizzard sweeps through Chicago and Cleveland areas causing harbor hazards and trolley accidents.
The Whitmer Construction Co is active in Philadelphia with railway and foundry projects and may receive more Pennsy work in spring. President Wilson and Majority Leader Underwood discuss adjournment, with Mann opposing and predicting a delay of at least thirty days before the currency bill returns from the Senate.
Near noon today a tele phone wire fell across a high voltage line near the office of Alexander & Co. in North Center, dangling over pedestrians for over an hour. The incident prompted warnings to telegraph offices and was resolved after Mr Walle of the lighting company and a telephone man removed the danger and turned off the line.
Two women were instantly killed today near Baltimore when a train struck their carriage as they failed to see a grade crossing due to a storm curtain blocking view. Names include Mrs. William Harwood and Mrs. Frank Weels. The incident occurred at the crossing in Baltimore.
A barn belonging to Porti narely of Spring Creek and Hast Branch burned to the ground around midnight. The fire started on the outside cover. eight hundred dollars in potential grain and hay were stored inside. No cattle were in the pasture, and the property had no insurance.
Snow began this morning and continued steadily all day. Traffic reported minor damage as a few trees and branches broke under the weight of accumulating snow. Pedestrian travel became difficult but no major injuries were noted.
Council notes present include Brown and other members. Minutes reading omitted. Bill 69 ordinance concern and joint session resolution discussed. City Engineer estimates for Love Son project approved. Barrow Hardware bid for city building re roofing recalled and referred to Property Committee. Adjourned.
Fragmentary notice notes carpet finishing chemical castless weeping compound sold by the pound for floors. Mentions procurement options in bulk from Bow’s Grocery and J D Murray’s with pricing described as pricey.
A reader seeks high payments for music fat mink market items including turn Ty A and Hachoter. Contact 600 Maat Wayne Strang dy Lwih with offers or details.
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