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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1920
Page
3
Fragmentary OCR notes show a daily Corry newspaper with postal mail rates and advertising terms. It references a post office at Corry and annual subscription figures, plus per-copy pricing and deteriorated typographic fragments.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Wilson and Mielon, Burns in MoKensty, daily times, a nine limit with a reception, Wak Hecatind, Gensel Acorga Waste, snow, Lincoln, and a garbled reference to a president. Content is unclear and partially unreadable, with multiple broken phrases.
A chaotic report describes extensive liquor seizure aboard a lake boat near Lake City. Authorities led by deputy officials processed passengers at the station, recovering alcohol and detaining several individuals as the event spilled into the afternoon.
A Saybrook crossing dispute enters a hearing stage on October 20. The record notes unclear details about relocation plans and the involved parties, with references to Ferries and a former gattmated Adat. The proceedings seem tied to roadway adjustments and the affected property or rights.
Two young men from Renovao are missing after a planned walk to the woods. A search party gathered at a local public school with twelve boys aiding the effort. The community awaits news as authorities continue inquiries.
Fragmentary OCR notes reference oriental rugs and a town market setting. The garbled text mentions Lanstou's and Ato and hints at rug trade items with a possible emphasis on tables or display pieces. Unable to extract clear events or entities beyond rug-related commerce and place names.
Fragmentary notice mentions a residence on Spring Street with rooms offered for 2500 dollars and refers to Ray Robert Ay Patterson as a person or contact in a torn advertisement.
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