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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1916
Page
3
Auctioneer advertises sale of the Clark Residence at 222 Smith St Moderr including wood floors cement cellar window shades on easy terms. Also offers complete tool set for masonry equipment at 108 Brook Laer.
A hodgepodge of sale notices lists cows, barnyards, poultry coops, piano and grand piano, a three quarter section of land near East Wayhewtrent, and a 100 acre farm with orchard and outbuildings. Items include a Holwe poultry house, upwright piano, a 88 note player piano, and a 1800 pound work horse. Several addresses and contact notes appear for Corry and Springfield areas.
Take notice that there will be sold at my office No 714 State Street Erie Pa on Monday October 2 1916 at 2 PM the remaining personal property of John S Lambing deceased including judgments notes and stock holdings from Gerry Printing Co West Point Mining Co Anaconda Gold Mining Co and others with bonds and assorted stock values all terms cash Frank A Bilby Executor of the Estate of John S Lambing deceased Erie Pa September 0 1910
The Ramondson phonograph plays all makes of records and is said to be superior. Demonstrations every day and evening invite the public to hear the machine. Call the Plano Company at 110 North Contor Blvd for details and to judge its quality.
New York World editorial warns that Hughes would be a victory for organized wealth and monopoly interests. It argues Wall Street cheers a Hughes win as a rebuke to reform and predicts the election outcome hinges on moneyed influence and corporate power.
A New York report from September 15 notes Degl uung and Democratic leaders announce continued support for President Wilson. Henry Ford and Detroit manufacturer back Wilson, while Roosevelt supporters back the Progressive party in the New York primary context.
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