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Newspaper
Lancaster Gazette
Location
Lancaster, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1936
Page
9
Miss Eleanor Rogers Fairchild, 19, a renowned dancer, claims in a well known source that Sandino spends off hours in reptile houses observing wakes and bats. The report, attributed to a trusted insider, notes his unusual interest alongside his public reputation.
Colorless trading in Chicago wheat left prices unchanged to fractional lower while corn and oats held steady. Cash prices dipped slightly for some grains as markets remained cautious. numerous classified car ads and notices followed in the same column, listing autos, insurance, and local services.
The report catalogs quirky and somber items from Jan to Feb across multiple cities. Scarpeti loses a liability case after a quick eight minute jury decision. traffic signals freeze in Kansas City. a midget arrestee jokes with the judge in Joliet. a Chicago man dies from gas asphyxiation after a shutoff. Mary Nagy earns a high school diploma ten years late after night work in Cleveland.
Senate remains in recess as the Committee on Territories and Insular Affairs hears Governor Winthrop of Puerto Rico. The House takes up the Interior supply bill.
Farmer Mr. Boch of Route 312 south of Bremen reported to the sheriff that someone stole and butchered a hog. An insurance survey found the safest hour to drive with lowest risk of a fatal crash is between 4 and 5 Tuesday morning.
Market items from Lancaster Fairfield County corrected daily by Wackers Grocery cover honey eggs butter potatoes nuts and bacon. Pittsburgh and Columbus markets show live stock hogs cattle calves sheep and lambs with prices and ranges for Jan 28 1936.
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