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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1925
Page
8
The season opens next Monday with rabbits and squirrels expected to flourish as favorable conditions prevail. Hunters aim to use posted properties to protect farms across Crawford county, reducing hunting territory and prompting farmers to post their land to prevent trespass and damage.
A shadoot is a water-raising lever with a long pole and a weighted short end. A tucket lies on the longer end to pivot, using the well sweep principle. Used on the Nile and in the East for irrigation projects.
A fragment quotes Chicago News praising a porous plaster that can remove effects of a strain or wrench, cautioning to keep the wrench handy to aid removal. The line captures a quirky product tip embedded in a city publication.
A short item notes Hill's Honey and stained white clover sold in pails at Jourlet's Grocery, Washington Market, Trisket's Grocery, Simpson's and Barnes Grocery in Columbiss, details limited to shop names and locations.
In Harborcreek township the North East election focuses on the road supervisor and tax collector offices with close anticipated contests. Voters await possible shifts as campaigns intensify ahead of next Tuesday's ballot.
In North East A. S. Knepp the postmaster and lifelong Democrat faces Republicans with W. E. Evans on the Democratic and Prohibition sides. John P. Sheridan seeks re election against L. Whitford Socialist and Independent. both withdrew later. Marhey Ri Eddy runs with Republican Socialist for tax collector against Herbert J. Nanomaque Democrat Prohibition and Independent. A lively poll battle is forecast as final returns loom next Tuesday.
A New Mexico voice extols the state as a nexus of mystery and archeological intrigue, claiming more historical intrigue per square foot than anywhere else in the country and likening its allure to Egypt's limelight in recent years. The piece frames New Mexico as full of romance and unexplained wonders in its own right.
A curious line about the insufficiency of humor in reading the inscription on the Tia tombstone suggests a cautionary mood. The note hints at danger or irony surrounding the engraved text and a man with a sense of humor who might react strongly.
Columbus notes community church services led by Rey L. Bighmey and Ham with Sunday School at noon and an evening program on Golden Rule living. Thursday night features board trustees meeting and library annual meeting November 12 to elect officers. Community Aid meets November 4 with Mrs Justie Swit. Sullivan rests well after illness and shows slight improvement.
Edward Hulton, a wealthy English publisher, hosted a large horse auction in Newhunter. Forty seven horses fetched high sums, led by notable entries with one stallion selling for 400,000 and Lipougne at 85,000. Scruitinee, a former Oaks Derby winner, highlighted the stock, drawing many sportsmen to the sale.
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