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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1913
Page
7
Fragmentary text mentions Lawes om of i Gal 40 tot id bin and references to a governor, Santa, and doctors. It reads as a garbled note about political figures, a trial or nomination, and a discussion of afflictions without clear names or dates.
Thaw was given an outing in Cogttoook Que yesterday as immigration officers escorted him through Controbok toward the country. Justice McKee, 80, delivered a harsh oration before the village store while Jerome Mulvena faces contempt charges. Educated Roger Thompson expected to appear before Magistrate Mulvena in Sherbrooke for questioning on alleged entry as an undesirable alien.
A.A. Warren announces under the Cor fr Plural Company name that he is not connected with others and will operate a general florist business at Velmerent nurseries on West Columbus Ave. He invites former customers to contact him and promises prompt careful attention. Hell Phone 22-1 ady, 29-80.
Nine prisoners pleaded not guilty in New Chade county court amid new penison laws. Matt Musten admitted stealing six d cz ct cotton cloth from Joseph Bancroft & Sons, valued at 60 cents, and received four months in prison plus repayment of 60 cents. Judge Woolley called the offense grave and warned others must not steal from employers. Musten had a prior clean record.
Jamestown police chief A. Johvon. suspended by the mayor pending investigation of charges framed by Benjamin B. Dean former city attorney. Allegations involve conduct with Mrs Wilson arrested Labor Day for allegedly attempting to shoot her husband near Main and Second streets. Rev Dogn details charges.
A local hardware store promotes painting tips urging preparation before painting. It touts Dutch Boy white lead and linseed oil and invites readers to visit Barlow Hardware Co for a “Painting Points” guide with color-scheme suggestions for interior and exterior work.
A complaint accuses the chief of interfering with department work and disrupting streets. It alleges Chlut Johnson blocked evidence against P. Moyaluan, on trial for burglary, and that counsel denied the charges while demanding full investigation. The council ordered the investigation without delay.
A wandering Ruval writer spent time in Massachusetts forming a circle of friends. A Jug advocate nicknamed Mim appears after years of milficant 10 16 BV. A New York observer names him the thirteen inch gun, sparking curious chatter about his stature.
Elgin items report premiums at Ye Corry fair including a 19 pound cubbage head sold for £5.00. Oscar Carldon plans a new alehouse. Virgil Lewis attends Corry. Sunday sermons mark Hey Shields final recital before conference. Mr and Mrs Holmes travel to Falconer NY for Jase Week reunion. Deaths of Mrs Anna Mortis and her daughter Mrs Watva.
A Lakewood gathering brings Civil War veterans Chila Mc Kelvey of California and James E. Norris of Sugar Grove together after 34 years, joined by M. J. Wynn from California. The six guests, aged 420 years total, reminisce, dine, and pose for photos on the lawn. A giant fruit tree bench souvenir is displayed, with hosts planning to plant the stone as a keepsake and a nod to future unity.
Classified column from a 1910s Corry PA issue shows numerous sale ads and wants. Listings include piano for sale, office desk, gas fixtures, typewriter, household goods, and a range of rental notices. Also extensive job and public notices, farm and real estate offerings, and political announcements from local residents and businesses. Many entries list names, addresses, and contact details, reflecting a bustling classifieds page.
Wanted poultry and eggs. Ship to W. A. Tuttle, 26 Broth Bty Buffalo, N. Y. Address appears garbled but calls for poultry and egg shipments to a local contact.
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