21 Sep 1918
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1918
Page
1
British report cites repulse of German counterattacks east of Epehy as Australians push forward to bring British lines within half a mile of the St Quentin Canal. Berlin rejects Spain’s ultimatum and pressure on the Western Front continues.
The report tallies American casualties and missing in action totals with notes on wounded and dead from various units. Details include numbers of killed in action and died of wounds, plus missing in action figures and service-gate status amid Liberty Bond notes and fair weather.
A New York State Public Service Commission report analyzes whether the gas company may suspend or limit service in Falconer during a fuel shortage. The commission considers village needs, state law, and the gas provider’s obligations while balancing public safety and economic impact, noting steps to protect residents.
Dispatches report Allied momentum across multiple sectors including near St Quentin and Cambrai with advances along the Macedonian and French fronts. Entries claim breakthroughs by French and British forces, movement toward key towns, and continued German resistance and counteractions.
A 1914 relief letter describes Belgium’s gratitude for clothes sent by the United States and President Wilson. It notes Hewlett campaigns, distributions to the poor, and widespread sympathy from allies as Belgian families receive garments and comfort.
Two accidents occurred near the depot today with injuries noted. A passenger on a westbound train was struck by a water crane and injured. taken to the hospital with serious head and facial wounds. Local authorities listed the injured as Tr. J. Kubler and Bram from the area, and investigations followed at the station yard.
Fragmented text outlines a call to gather fruit stones for an agricultural relief effort. Mentions pits from peaches plums cherries walnuts and dates, with references to regional support and an administration. The passage is unclear and contains garbled phrases.
Chairman Crown of the War Savings Committee reports that the city’s weekly stamp total reached 1,880 dollars and 20 cents. The city’s year to date total now stands at 74,517 dollars and 98 cents.
Adjutant Smith of the Salvation Army travels as a city delegate to a national amalgamated workers meeting at Bellevue. Representatives from Brin county attend the preliminary sessions. The campaign in Pennsylvania aims at a twenty million funding level.
The land sale of the Raymond gut-division in Hina Haan is postponed until Tuesday due to bad weather. Mrs. M. J. Berry sent to Oil City today for a Sunday visit with relatives.
A meeting of the War Activities committee in the city discussed the Fourth Liberty Loan drive. The reception for en route soldiers and handling of war trophies were planned as the train arrived, with residents urged to assist and view the display of war equipment. The committee lists local officials and citizens appointed to support the drive and transportation.
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