Joseph M. Force Primary Election Appeal of 1915
Joseph M. Force solicits support for the September 21, 1915 primary election. Born in Erie County sixty one years ago, he has lived locally and practiced law for thirty five years.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1915
Page
6
Joseph M. Force solicits support for the September 21, 1915 primary election. Born in Erie County sixty one years ago, he has lived locally and practiced law for thirty five years.
A Erie County candidate writes from Erie Pa on September 18 1918 presenting his background. He grew up on a county farm and attended Edinboro State Normal School and Allegheny College. He spent 25 years teaching and in public schools and has served as organizer for the National Congressional Committee and clerk for the Erie Crawford district. He claims a clean public record and pledges fidelity to office if nominated and elected.
Dr J Te Smith a prominent physician of Brie County runs for coroner in Brie with Republican primary on Sept 21. He is praised for dignity, professional skill in medicine and surgery, and broad support from Erie County physicians. A vote for Dr J R Smith on Sept 21 promises kind and considerate treatment in the coroner’s office.
A readably garbled coupon style notice offers free samples at Downey Drug Store for Allen's Lavender Exatatives and other laxatives. It references a coupon, a call for a woman and child in a certain area to try a package, and mentions EAVENDEM LAXATIVES. The fragmentary text suggests a marketing offer with unclear product names and a request to present the coupon in person.
Concord Sept 16 items note Irene Blakeslee’s visit and return from Dunkirk, Ralph Blakeslee’s illness and unchanged condition, and various family visits across Bynton, Mayville, Belmont, and Danville. Local social activity includes dances, new autos for B J Crowell and Harley McCray, and travel to Pomona Grange. Death service for Mrs Resale Murder held. interment at Concord Center Cemetery. Typhoid fever illness spread to Minnie Hammond and Miss Maa in Fallon, Nevada. Earl Hammond hospitalized. Schools largely closed for Corry Fair. residents travel for events and visits.
A partial OCR fragment mentions styles, plone and boned tools, with unclear references to a Brat plone and corry. It lacks coherent events, people, or places to anchor a firm summary or identify a concrete news item. The readable text remains too garbled for precise reporting.
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