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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1911
Page
8
A thrift list of blankets for crib and adult use with prices and discounts. Items include children's crib blankets 25c, animals on pink and blue grounds at 75c, large cotton blankets from 85c to 4.00, wool blankets up to 8.75, and children's gingham rompers plus outing flannels advertised at deep discounts.
Dr. Ancen C. Greenlee and Dr. Sophia E. Greenlee list office hours from 8 30 to 11 80 am and 5 pm with other times by appointment. Office Room 2 in the Ajax Building and residence at 208 Maple Ave Union. Phone 140. Members of A D4.
Schedule in effect July 1st lists departures from Corry and Columbus for various routes. Times include 6:20 p m 7:30 a m 8:30 a m and 10:00 a m with connections to North Corry Wayne Street and Penns Flyer South. Sunday service listed with early morning and evening runs, noting North Corry only options and late night trains.
Reading Pa Sept Police move to curb solicitors loitering at the courthouse and harassing candidates for office. Sheriff Bradley orders removal as persistent hounding continues. Henry Mallis, John B Corbett, and William Newpher among those arrested for disorderly conduct. Newpher held. Corbett released on recognizance. Lobsters six feet long frequently taken from New York Bay by the same source.
Buffalo provision market shows wheat No.2 at 950 per bushel white and red, corn No.1 at 440, oats No.2 white at 618, flour patent around 6.50 per barrel, butter creamery western tubs 24 2d, eggs mixed 290, cheese good to choice. East Buffalo Livestock Market lists cattle prime steers at 7,500 to 7.80, hogs Yorkers 6.86 to 9.0, sheep and lambs mixed around 4.00 to 6.40, with various export and market figures for bulls, veals, and sows.
A garbled OCR fragment lists cities such as Albany Atlantic City Boston New Orleans Washington and Philadelphia with scattered numbers like 96 70 58. The text appears to be a stray ledger or schedule fragment with no coherent narrative or full context.
Rates to Europe appear in a fragmented notice listing ships and routes. The readable parts mention Durham port and a service by Johns Shamship, with European passage pricing details unclear due to OCR damage.
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