Fragmented classifieds listing rentals farms and livestock
A garbled page of 19th century classifieds shows rental housing details and farm offerings. It lists rooms for rent, street addresses, and advertisements for sale or lease of land and livestock including a 83 acre tract, a 14 of choice land, Holstein cattle, hens, and two milk Leghorn chickens with terms noted as cash or payment plans.
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oFry
Corry
Fiat
Glenn Bite
Bath
Gers
Brown
Howe
East
Cooley Road
Tottoetgerty
Corry Voters Register Strongly Second Day Priorities
Registration on the second day totaled 980 pushing Corry’s two day total to 1795 thus surpassing last year’s full enrollment. The 1927 two day tally reached 1777 while district results show Republican gains in the Second Ward and Democratic increases in other districts as voters prepare for the November election.
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Puesday
Corry
Florida hurricane toll climbs as relief rush expands
The US flood of disaster reports cites an estimated 500 dead in Okeechobee area with 9,000 fed in refugee camps and 8,000 lacking clothing. Red Cross warns tally may rise as survey covers Belle Glade Panokee Canal Point and nearby towns. West Indies hurricane blamed for 400 dead in Palm Beach County and 20 million in damages with extensive homelessness and damage across the region.
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United Pre
Sebring
Mia
Col
L. S$. Lowry
Florida Nations Guard
Worlke
Okeechabee Lake
J.T. Lurvey
Tampa Red Cross
Lowry
Lake Okeechober
Belle ‘Glade
Panokee
Canal Point
Washington
Gilmer
Red Crags
San Juan
Porto Rico
Navy Department
Haseen
Charleston
West
Wesidential
Guadeloupe
Clay County
Kenneth Crawford
United Press
Spencer
Sena
Lena Ler
Charles Curtis
Herbert Hoover
Towa
Curtis
AL Spencer
Sioux City
Omaha
Sevyer
United State Agriculture
Curtis-Aswell
Puerto Rico governor warns deaths may reach large total
Governor Horace M. Towner reports from San Juan that preliminary figures on Thursday's disaster suggest a possible death toll approaching a large number. He notes vast destruction, with about half of homes destroyed and 700000 people left homeless, stressing the compounded suffering from loss of livelihoods and ensuing privation. In New York, authorities prepare for the West Indies hurricane aftermath with shipping warnings from Cape Hatteras to Southern New England as the storm continues its Atlantic path.
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Horace M. Towner
Porto Rico
San Juan
New York
West Indies
Weber Bureau
Cape Hatteras
New England
Atlantic
Gontinibe
Ford crashes into two cars on East Main Street
Police hunt for owner of a Ford brick car after it crashed into the Pontiac sedan owned by Howard Loveland and the Star sedan owned by John Larrier on East Main Street around 7 30 last evening. The driver fled, claimed the vehicle was stolen, and authorities plan to identify him this afternoon.
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E. C. Lindsay
East Main Street
Lindsey
U-venue Lumber
Pontiac
Howard Doveland
Star
John Larrier
Main Street
Carrier
Ford
Loveland
K.P. L
Liv
Brown and
Ruppersburge
Four Youths Face Possible Arrests Over Alleged Party
Reported in a case sparked by a wild party at a youth's home during parental absence. Four young men faced potential arrest as two girls' parents warned they may pursue action. No formal steps had been taken by noon today.
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Aishouey
Today’s five best radio features broadcast schedule
WOR Network at 8 P.M. features Senator William Borah, WOR at 9 P.M. hosts Vincent Lopes Orchestra, WAX Network and 9 P.M. Philco Holly, WHAN Network at 90 FM presents Palmolive Hour, WEAR Network at 7 P.M. carries the American Magazine Hour.
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WOR
William Borah
Vincent Lopes
WAX
Philco Holly
WHAN
WEAR
Sharon Bank Cashier Is Short in Funds
United Press reports Sharon First National Bank discovered a cash shortage. Assistant cashier R. G. Dearment confessed to malintended use of bank funds in stock market speculation. Officials say $53,240 was lost through unwise investments.
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Sharon Bank
United Press
Sharon
First National Bank of Sharon
R. G. Dearment
Malitnal Afforals
Dearment
Corry Woman's Club Delegation to State Conference
Members of the Corry Woman's Club will join delegates from the Northwestern District for the seventeenth annual Pennsylvania Women conference in Warren on Thursday and Friday. The Warren Women's Club hosts at the Warren Club home with a lunch at 12300 Thursday. State president Mrs John A Prick and other officers will attend along with speakers Miss Ruth Pennyacker Mrs Adrian McCoy and Dr Mitchell from Warren State Hospital. Last night the local club voted to continue meetings at the Hotel Garry during winter. fifty members attended.
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Corry Woman's Club
State Federation of Pennsylvania
Warren
Warren Women's Clut
Warren Club
John A. Prick
Ruth
Pennyaacker
Adrian McCoy
Mitchell
State Hospital
Garry
McVicar Named to Western Pa Federal Bench
Nelson McVicar, former Allegheny County common pleas judge, named federal judge for the Western Pennsylvania district to succeed W H S Thompson. The appointment by President Coolidge was relayed by John Marshall to RM Gibson. McVicar is expected to be sworn in after certificate arrival in a few days.
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Fitsburgh
Nelson McVicar
Common Pleas
Allegheny County
Pennsylvania
W. H. S. Thompson
McVicar
President Coolidge
RM. Gibson
John Marshall
United States
Tia
Thomson
Smith Outlines Proposals to Aid Farmer
Governor Alfred H Smith campaigns through the western farm belt after a sensational opening speech in Omaha. He endorses the McNary-Haugen principle in principle, defends prohibition views, plans stops in Lincoln and Kansas travel with Gov. McMullen, and signals continued farm focus on his campaign trail. Continued on Pagan Seven.
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Thomas L. Stokes
United Press
Omaha
Neb
Alfred H Smith
Oldatoma City
Lincoln
Adam McMullen
Kansas
Smith New York
Ormshe
Gnd
Smith
New York
Coolidges to Spend Few Days in New England
President Coolidge leaves Washington for a two day trip to New England with most time in Vermont to inspect flood rehabilitation progress. Mrs Coolidge accompanies to Northampton where her mother is ill. He will spend tomorrow night at his boyhood home in Plymouth Vermont and greet neighbors. Attorney General Sargent joins at White River Junction and returns to Washington early Saturday.
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Vermont
United Press
Washington
Coolidge
New England
Last Ruail
Northampton
Mass
Lemirs Goodhue
Wis
Plymouth
Conlidge
Sargent
Ates
White River Junction
Kansas Publisher Shared In Payments At Utilities Hearing
Washington reports at the Tradé Commission Utilities hearing payments by the National the Light Association to Kansas publisher Van Allen White Brice Barton advertising man HM Aytes Worth radio executive W J B Ain ey chairmen of the Pennsylvania Serv pe Commission and others were introduced. The hearing also showed Harvard and Northwestern Universities received payments for research work.
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Washington
Cireci
Nationalenthe Light Association
van Allen White
Kansas
Brice Barton
HM. Aytes- Worth
W. J. B. Ainey
Pennsylvania Serv Pe Commission
Tradé Commission
Harvard
Northwestern
N. Mita
Corry Hospital Superintendent Resigns
A special hospital board meeting in the Corry library basement discussed communications and the September 5th chest contribution totaling 2781 since October 1, 1987. Miss Anni Kerns resigned as superintendent effective November 1, retiring from nursing. Miss Charlotte Brockmann was hired as clerk.
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Hospital Board of Directors
Ute
Bracken
Elston
Larson
McTnnes
Sweet
Waller
Carry Community Chest
Anni Kerns
Kerns
Charlotte Brockmann
Corry Hospital
Cutting of Weeds Ordered in City Properties
City officials issued notices to about twenty property owners who failed to keep grass and weeds cut. If owners do not comply, the city will proceed with removal and assess the costs to the properties.
Fire destroys six buildings in Gothranton blaze
On Sept 19 a $125,000 fire in Gothranton destroyed six buildings along Main Street. Residents fled in night clothing as the flames reached the Donn livery stable and spread to nearby properties. Franklin and Meadville fire departments, along with the Cochranton Times Printing office and several businesses, reported losses including Myers Bakery Boyd Cooper Restaurant Curtis Gormery and Snyder's Meat Market.
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Franklin
Gothranton
Donn
Conhran
Hames
Franklin and Meadville
Cochranton ‘Times
George Myers
Boyd Cooper
Curtis Gromery
Snyder's Meat Market
Spartansburg Men Convicted At Meadville
In Crawford County, a jury convicted Herman and Raymond Vanderhoof of assault and battery after a trial tied to a June 18 altercation with Ernest Kightlinger. Orla Vanderhoof was found not guilty. Clyde Curtess faced separate charges, with trial proceeding as court adjourned. William Lee pled guilty to passing bad checks. Li Blystone was found guilty of assault and battery after a brief deliberation.
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Herman Vanderhoof
Crawford County
Sparta Township
Herman Vanderhoof Sndiig
Haymond
Oslow Vanderhoof
Ernest Kight- Inger
Vander
Albert L. Thomas
Stuart A. Culbertson
Herman
Raymond Vanderhoof
Orla
Curtess
Tfla
Garless
Mintor
Edward Vap
Flan
Titusville
Ney
W Benedict
Vainanen
William Joseph Lee
Li, Blystone
Smith Visits Lincoln in Nebraska Campaign Rally
Governor Al Smith arrived in Lincoln with Mrs. Smith amid thousands of cheering supporters. He was escorted to Nebraska's new capitol building and received by Guy, Adam McMullen, and Mr. Mullen. The Democratic nominee breezed through the crowd before relaxing in McMullen's office.
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Lincoln
Neb
al Suillly
Smith
Nebraska
Capitol
Guy
Adam McMullen
Mom Mullen
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Finan Truelt
Au Tend
Florida
Okeechobee Lake
Raton
Witneard
Bert Schreckengoal
Shet
Sk Vink
Mian
Joylon Schreckengoal
Iowa
E. C. Lindsey
Hotel Corry
M'Vicar
Western
W.H. 5. Thomson
Pittsburgh
McNary-Haugen
Coolidges
R. V. McMillen
Wareke, Kans
Dlt. Robbins
Department of Labor and Industry
Franklin and
Meadville
Spartansburg
Cy. Mille
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