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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Oct 30, 1913

Page

4

Passenger train wreck near Foxburg endangers passengers

A Baltimore and Ohio train from Kane to Pittsburgh derailed near Foxburg, sending two cars off the rails. One car plunged down a 20 footer embankment while another tipped onto its side. Conductor James Tonks sustained serious injuries and was rushed to Butler hospital. no other injuries reported.

Moxburg Get Twa Baltimore & Ohio Kane Pittsburg James Tonks Butler Hospital Foxburg

Lad Hurt When Gun Blew Up Near Old City Farm

James Benton 17 of the Tenth ward sustained a severe laceration to his left hand when a hunting gun exploded at Charles Hancox’s farm in Crawford County. He was treated in Rouseville and later in the city, requiring 32 stitches. doctors expect no permanent damage. Benton is the son of O. M. Benton.

Old City James Benton Tenth Ward Charles Hancox Breedtown Crawford County Mr. Hancox Winnie KK. Mount Ada McKee O. M- Ben-ton

Save Your Hair with Danderine Ad

An old advertisement touts Danderine as a cure for hair loss and dandruff. It promises rapid results after use, claiming the scalp will regain life and hair becomes wavy with new growth visible within weeks. The copy urges buying Knowlton's Dandeline from druggists or toilet counters.

Knowlton Adv

Local Social Notes From Columbus Pa Harvest Activities

Columbus Pa October 23 Mrs Moses arrives from Kansas to visit daughter Mrs Leon Hill. Mrs Thompson of Meadville visits sister Mrs Henry Allen. Mrs Eaton Atlan and Elizabeth travel to Sheffield for a week. Mrs Lara Covel spent Sunday at Bear Lake with Dr Neason’s family. Mr and Mrs Climpinin move to Corry. Mr Leo Crowlly and Bert Castor relocate. Maye returns from grape picking in the country. Mrs Thomas Mussenger and children at Willian Mussenger’s home. Hulda Johnson of Damontown visits Sitler. Thez Hagaman returns home after summer. Ming Hmma Day dies Tuesday. funeral Thursday at 2 at M church. Grange notes: Columbus Grange No. 87 holds annual harvest feast and fair.

Columbus Moses Kansas Daugter Leon Hill Thompson Meadville Henry Allen Eton Atlan Elizabeth Sheffield Lara Covel Bear Lake Neason John Carlson Leo Crowlly Bert Caster Maye Srafe

Laird and Local Candidates Vie for Sheriff and County Posts

The passage profiles Frank W. Laird a lifelong county resident and carpenter contractor seeking the sheriff nomination after backing incumbent Harry W. Moomy in a prior race. It also highlights multiple other candidates including Mr. Kimball Union township for director of the poor, Mr. Leslie for county controller, and Mr. Himrod for jury commissioner, noting their backgrounds and qualifications.

Erie County Frank W. Laird Erie Joseph E. Leslie Fairview W. Scott Kimball Union Township Harry M. Himrod Waterford Mr. Laird Thomas Laird Judah Colt Percy T He Kite Wilson David Ik Hited Onnees Harry W. Moomy Laird Moomy Kimball Kinthall

Local Fall Fair Showcases Grango Merchants and Premium Exhibits

Saturday events featured premium displays by Grango and whe merchants with potatoes corn wheat and other produce. The Indies presented fine quilts and canning work. Charon Brown showcased a cover woven by his mother in 1846.

Grango Indies Charon Brown

Dustless sweeping compound prices from Hows Grocery and Murray's

Advertisement notes carpet dustless sweeping compound offered at 3 cents per pound for full quantities and 2 1 2 cents per pound for smaller lots. Bulk purchases available from Hows Grocery and J D Murray's. Octtou

Hows J. D. Murray Ndy

Poultry Dealers in Buffalo Seek Bonded Commission Merchant

The fragment notes a request or arrangement involving poultry aid shipping to W. A. Tuttle at 169 Boott Street, Buffalo New York. It identifies a bonded commission merchant as the sole exclusive poultry dealer in Buffalo.

W. A. Tuttle Buffalo N. Y

Also Mentioned on This Page

Colimbis Leslie Board of Poor Directors Mr. Leslie Iry R. Himrod Cause For Jury Himrod Waterford Township Boro J. E. Erickson Walter Powall Hichester Fae Coeen Bell Pbpae Bari Butterick Tuteh Staaten Columbus Avenue The Corry Floral Co Blair & Co
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