Congress Adopts Resolutions For Waterways And Submarine Aid
The Cao Lidas-Missiinpi congress at Kupsas City ended its session, adjourning to Muskogee Todlan Territory next St. Snaldas. It passed four resolutions backing $50,000,000 yearly for river improvements, a Great Lakes to Gulf ship canal, North-South American railway, and subsidies for South American steamship lines, plus a nonpartisan push for an American Merchant marine and trade with South America. It reaffirmed the Monroe Doctrine, urged no anti-foreign laws, and supported a separate Arizona statehood. Additional measures covered currency, a nonpartisan customs service, and continued advocacy of progress on various projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cao Lidas-Missiinpi
Kupsas City
Muskogee
Todlan
St. Snaldas
Riors
Great Lakes
Gall
Innters
Missigstopt
Arizona
Bryant Sahinie
Pians-Mississippi
French Law and American Canned Goods Issues
Confused report notes gaps in compliance with U S and French food labeling and safety rules for canned goods. Mentions seed sources, patent data, and testing related to American canned products and regulatory expectations, with references to authorities and committees.
Notable Local Gossip Ad Libs Laughable Lines
Fragmented OCR reads like a local paper’s comic jab at residents and editor, with garbled names and odd phrases. It mocks public notices and town figures while claiming to recount a cheeky, cheeky banter about gloves, attire, and misread headlines.
Campaign Cigar Debate Spurs Voter Confidence
In a fragmentary North Dakota magazine excerpt, a political scene unfolds with a candidate and his henchman arguing over campaign cigars. The exchange hints at authenticity skepticism and distrust in public service, while a character named Tom faces a provocative offer of a diamond ring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flere
Havana
Wanted Boys and Maids Urgently Advertised by Reporter
Classified notices seek a messenger boy with a wheel for Mr. Ove at Reporter office. A competent housemaid is sought for a two person family. Multiple ads call for boys to carry paper totes and routes, with inquiries at The Reporter office.
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Ove
W. Fd
W. S
Ouce
Sweet Marie Ue mare sold for 11000 at Madison Square sale
New York on November 29 Sweet Marie Ue a 2 02 trotting mare with a record was sold at the Old Glory force sale at Madison Square Garden for 11000. George M Webb manager for Philadelphia banker B T Stotesbury was the purchaser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Madison Square Garden
George M. Webb
B.T. Stotesbury
The Earl and the Girl at Elyria Theatre December 3
Ella Smyth stars in The Earl and the Girl with Eddie Poy and a lavish chorus. The production features a lively ball scene and songs like Spooning The Mediterranean Blue and The Grenadiers. Additional ads promote Kennedy Laxanne and Kodelig digestive aids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella Smyth
the Earl and the Girl
Dykeman
Elyria Theatre
Messrs. Shubert
Eddie Poy
Casino Theatre
New York
Bis City
Eddie Foy
Elsie Moora
Zelma Rawlston
Nellie McCoy
Harry DB. Lester
Wm. H. Armstrong
Frank Lavgariie
Jos, Carey
Addie Foy
Earl
Stole
Lyric Theatre
London
the Grenadiers
Tigers Leave Field After Amherst Game Dispute
Amherst Nov 30 The football game between the Lor am Tigers and the Amherst High School ended in a dispute. In the first half the Tigers scored 19 points and in the second Amherst added a touchdown. The Tigers left the field claiming the game.
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Amherst
Tigers
Loram
Time Change for Lake Shore Train No 123
Effective Nov 25 the Lake Shore train No 123 changes its schedule with Cleveland departure at 12 39 pm and Detroit Woodward avenue arrival at 1 12 pm, linking with Michigan Central R R for Bay City and Sag inaw. See B O Ticket Agent about homeseekers rates.
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Lake Shore
Cleveland
Detroit
Woodward Avenue
Michigan Central R. R
Bay City
Sagimaw
Grandma Bath Hosts Joyous Thanksgiving Dinner
An 82 year old Mrs. Giles Bath of Laka Avenue, known as Grandma, hosted a cheerful Thanksgiving for her children and families. Despite living alone, she prepared the meal herself and guests from Danville Illinois Lorain La Porte and La Porte families enjoyed a festive table and returned home thankful for Mother’s hospitality next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Giles Bath
Laka Avenue
S. E. Butta
Danville, Ill
Joe Frank
Lorain
Bath and Children
la Porte
John Bath
Third Street
Thanksgiving Dinner at Old Ladies Home Delights Inmates
Thanksgiving day brought a cheerful meal to residents at the Old Ladies Home. Through the courtesy of Mrs Parks Foster and Mrs Smythe and Mrs HUM the inmates enjoyed a well prepared turkey dinner with cranberry sauce mashed potatoes rolled onions celery pickles plum pudding and apples followed by entertainment in a royal manner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parks Foster
F. A. Smythe
V. C. Hum
Pleasant Mo K Ghardh Men’s Club reception noted
The Mo K Ghardh Men’s Club held a Wednesday evening gathering that drew a large local party. F A Stolson, club president, said the aim was to help members become better acquainted, with Irene Kress, an elocutionist, performing The Two Portraits and Treble Otel Club contributing musical pieces. A luncheon followed in the Sunday school room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mo K. Ghardh
F A. Stolson
Irene Kress
Thanksgiving dinner brings joy for Crest ridge guests
Mrs Pred Hil of Crest nut Ridge hosted Miss Charlotta Bingham of Cleveland and Mr and Aus Guy Hazel and family from Charles Court along with Mr and Mrs Jim Fields of George sueel for Thanksgiving. Miss Bingham will stay with her aunt Mrs Hill through Christmas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pred Hil
Crestnut Ridge
Charlotta Bingham
Cleveland
Aus
Guy Hazel
Charles Court
Jim Fields
George Sueel
Miss Bingham
Mrs. Hill
Morgan hosts Thanksgiving dinner guests
Mr and Mrs H J Morgan of West Second street entertained Mrs M Fulton and Miss Marguerite Butler of Washington avenue Mrs F Tattersall of Como Missouri and Mr and Mrs J H Morgan of Russia for Thanksgiving dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. J. Morgan
West Second Street
Marletts Entertain Guests for Thanksgiving Dinner
Mr and Mrs E Marlett of Huronstret hosted guests for Thanksgiving dinner at their home. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Pointen of Cleveland, Mr A Pointen of Toledo, Mr Gravner Pointen of Cleveland, Mr and Mrs J Jones, Mr and Mrs R Renouard, Miss Emily Pointen, and Mr W Erick of Elyria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E . Marlett
Huronstret
Pointen
Cleveland
A. Pointen
Toledo
Gravner Pointen
J Jones
R. R. Renouard
Emily Pointen
W. Erick
Elyria
Thanksgiving Dinner Hosted by Hamlin Family
Mr and Mrs N A Hamiin of LaPorte entertained their children for Thanksgiving dinner at their home yesterday. Present were Mr and Mrs W G Hamlin and children of LaGrange, Mr and Mrs F Humphrey and family of LaPorte, Mr l and Mrs Curtis Hamlin of Sugarridge, and Mr and Mrs L D Hamlin of Hast Avenue. A very pleasant afternoon was spent by all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N A Hamiin
la- Porte
GC Hamlin
LaGrange
Humphrey
LaPorte
Curtis Hamlin
Sugarridge
L D. Hamlin
Hast Avenue
Amherst Couple Married Quiet ceremony seals union
Misa Clara Ammon wed Mr. Peter Maekert in a quiet ceremony in Amherst. The couple exchanged vows in a small gathering, with close family present to witness the marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amherst
Misa Clara Ammon
Mr. Peter, Maekert
Ati
Couple Weds at Parsonage Near Amherst
The ceremony took place at the MFE parsonage with Rev. Dawson officiating on a Wednesday afternoon. A few relatives and friends attended and the newlyweds plan to reside in Amherst.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MFE
Dawson
Amherst
Married at House of Bride's Parents
Miss Clara Laundon and Mr Clyde Van Wormer were wed at the home of the bride's father in Sugar Ridge on Wednesday evening. Bridesmaid Miss Myrtle Van Wormer and best man Mr William Laundon attended as guests. After a short wedding trip to Chicago the couple will reside in Sugar Ridge and received many useful gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Laundon
Clyde van Wormer
Sugar Ridge
Myrtle van Wormer
William Laundon
Chicage
Grocers to Hold Annual Convention in Youngstown
Youngstown Ohio November 30 the seventh annual convention of the Ohio Retail Grocers and Butchers association will be held here on December findings indicate the event will gather grocers and butchers to discuss trade practices prices and industry standards in a regional gathering verwacht.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grocers
Youngstown
Ohio Retail Grocers and Butchers’ Association
Deedando
Card of Thanks
We thank friends and neighbors for kindness during the sickness and death of our daughter and sister and for the beautiful moral offerings. Mr and Mrs J DP Shrecongestane Family, Mr and Mrs C Wingard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ana Neighbous
J DP Shrecongestane
C Wingard
Copper gifts rise in wedding markets
Copper, praised as a smart, stylish wedding gift material, attracts buyers with copper candlesticks, trays, jugs, chafing dishes, vases, lamps, and coffee sets on trays, all finished in attractive copper tones and some gold-lined.
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Preadom
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Mag of Freedom
Tom
Byar
Kiva
Sweet Big
Kemp
Kennedy
AN Society
OLD Ladies
Rechition
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Hart
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