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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1927
Page
9
Brown Furniture House to Open With New Store Display
J S Brown expands in Elyria with a remodeled Middle avenue location formerly the Charles Fell home. The store showcases living room dining room kitchen bedroom sun room and rugs upstairs and a large display room. A delivery truck garage is connected by a bridge. Formal opening is set for tomorrow 1 to 9 p m. Brown has ten years in the Elyria trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. S. Brown
Brown Furniture House
Middle Avenue
6Th Street
Brown
Mr. Brown
Broad Street
Charles Fell Home
Elyria
Allen & Brown Furniture Company
MORE CORN OATS AND POTATOES IN WEW
Farmers report intentions to plant more corn oats and potatoes for the coming year with a minor rise in corn area and a large potato acreage increase. Tobacco acreage in Miami Valley is expected to fall while the Central Corn Belt sees a slight cut. If the 1927 10 year average yields hold, U S corn output could reach about 1.8 billion bushels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ooto
Miami Valley
Federal Bureau of Agricultural Economics
Ohio State University
Asvpr
Ohio
Central Corn Belt
Agricultural intentions show higher oats and potato plantings
Reports indicate US farmers plan about a 3 percent oats acreage rise nationwide with larger increases in the South Atlantic and South Central regions. Potatoes similarly show broad intended acreage gains, with a 15 percent US increase over last season, and a 9 percent rise over 1924 levels, aiming for about 410 million bushels contingent on favorable weather.
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United States
North Central States
South Atlantic
South Central States
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