Advertising is a store's best way to reach the public
Louis Blumenstock of a St. Louis store told the National Advertising Association's session that newspapers are the principal channel for advertising. He said the distributor’s service is key and that last year firms spent about 40 percent of their budget on ads in newspapers. The program also featured speakers from retail and meat packing circles in Cincinnati and New Orleans.
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Louis Blumestock
St. Louis
Associatig Clubs
Blumenstock
Newstock
Elsworth
New Orr
E. Allen Kage
Fred Harries
Cincinnati Retail Association
Richard
Cincinnati
Cinnati
E. S. Lasing
Meat Packing
New Proprietor Plans Gala Alleys Reopening
The Gala Building site near the street will reopen under new ownership in mid April as Gala Alleys. The six lane bowling and billiard venue has been operated about six years and will offer private party events and corporate outings with an updated facility.
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Isser
Jude Jonesses
Winters
A Baneld
Japanese Troops Stationed Along Shan Railway in China
The report states Japanese troops are stationed along a railway in Shan in China with a new agreement in Washington. A separate incident mentions a man from Lorain injured by a stone at a location, sent to hospital. Ton, April 5, notes a rural committee approving a $7 million bill for immediate resumption of Muscle Shoals by the government and army appropriation before the Senate.
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Shana
China
Washington
Senate
Amherst Council Debates Storm Sewer Damage and Police Roles
At a council meeting residents on North Mein and Lake streets described cellar flooding from last week’s storm water. Wilker sought $52 in damages, but the council ignored the bill. Street Commissioner Brucker proposed rerouting excess sewage to a creek via Main street gully during heavy rain. Marshal Miller was given policing authority over the night marshal after a dispute in a Poolroom. The mayor said false fire alarms will incur the cost of the run, citing a recent Farmers’ Elevator false alarm at $29.
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Amherst
Mein Street
Lake Street
Wilker
Brucker
Main Street
State Board of Health
William Miller
Smythe
Charles Jaeger 74 dies after prolonged illness in Amherst
Charles Jaeger 74 died at his Cleveland avenue home at 2 45 yesterday after an eighteen month illness. Born July 21 1847 in Trenton New Jersey he moved to Ohio twelve years ago turning to farming on the Jaeger farm at Oak Point and later ran the Jaeger and Heussner general store. Survived by widow Anna a son William two grandsons Richard Meister and Philip Jaeger a brother August and a sister Mrs John Brown. Funeral plans pending. He belonged to Maccabees lodge Hickory Tree Grange and St Peter Evangelical church.
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Amherst
Charles Jaeger
Cleveland Avenue
Trenton
New Jersey
Ohio
Jaeger
Oak Point
Jaeger and Heussner
Anna Jaeger
William
Richard Meister
Philip Jaeger
August
John Brown
Maccabees’ Lodge
Hickory Tree Grange
St. Peter's Evangelical Church
Amherst couples wed and local events noted in April 5 entry
Hazen Schofield and Lottie Barkley married in the college chapel at Berea. The couple, Amherst High School graduates, will live in the former Gillette home after a family wedding supper. Also noted are a Pythian Sisters visit to Lorain, county oratory awards for Amherst students, and the Stonington Masonic Lodge annual inspection with about fifty visitors.
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Ambwrst
Hazen Schofield
Lottie Barkley
College Chapel
St Berea
A. A Hunter
Congregational-Methodist Church
Amherst High School
Schofield
Cleveland Stone Company
B. 8. Gillette
Amherst
Wellington
Helen Baker
Lofton Baumhart
Masonic Lodge
Stonington
Slaves of Husband Held Without Bond
COLO rSIS April 5 Refused bond. Mrs Mary BE Bare bound over grand jury from municipal court on a first degree murder charge. She is accused of killing her husband Lemuel Bare a week ago.
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Colo Rsis
Mary BE. Bare
Grand Jury
Mrunicipal ¢ Frrom
Lemuel Bare
NCR reports record March sales and prizes awarded
Executives of the National Cash Register Company announced that sales of registers in March exceeded any month since October. March sales were four times higher than March 1921. Four hundred four salesmen were awarded prizes for meeting their allotments.
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Dayton
National Cash Register Company Today
Mar
Market Price Notes and Livestock Headlines
Markets section lists assorted price quotes for prints fruits and vegetables including apples per bushel navy beans cabbage onions tomatoes sweet potatoes and more. Cleveland livestock totals show cattle calves sheep and hogs with receipts and price movements including hogs up 25 cents.
Stock Market Opens With Broad Gains on April 5
New York reports a strong opening with fractional gains in leading issues. Davison Chemical advances to 65, United States Steel up 1 2 to 9 1 4, Bethlehem Steel at 74 3 4, Royal Dutch up 5 8 to 57 1 4, Mexican Petroleum 5 8 higher at 123 3 8, and Cuba Cane Sugar 3 4 higher at 15 3 4. Rail shares rise slightly. liberty bonds quoted with multiple series trading around 98 to 100.
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New York
Davison Chemical
United States Steel Ross
Bethlehem Steel B
Royal Dutch
Mexican Petroleum
Cuba
Punta Alegre
Wields Axe in Family Attack Near Concordia
In Concordia Kansas an unknown assailant attacked L. J. Tremblay's family with an axe. Theodore Tremblay, 18, was killed and Tremblay and three younger sons were badly injured. The attacker then set fire to the house and barn. neighbors saved the house and retrieved the dead and unconscious. Dallas K. Jones, 62, Wayne County health commissioner, died at Wooster this morning. his wife and one son survive.
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Concordia
Kas
L. J. Tremblay
Here
Tremblay
Theodore
Wayne County
Wooster
Dallas K. Jones
Lithiated Buchu Promises Sleep Relief for Bladder Issues
Dayton man Julius Mayer reports night time bladder disturbances eased after using Lithiated Buchu. The remedy, not patent medicine, claims to act on kidneys and bladder with affordable 2 cent tablets. Available at H A Crandall's and drug stores. write The Heller Laboratory.
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Julius Mayer
East Fifth St. Save
The
Dayton News
H A. Crandall’s
Mechanicabburg
Haughdal Breaks Five and Ten Mile Auto Records
Sig Haughdal, the Norwegian racing star, set new world speed records in Daytona Beach Florida piloting J Alex Stones hydroplane car in its first office exhibition. Five mile time 1 56 02 at 152 34 mph and ten mile time 3 56. The former records were 2 00 04 for five miles by Tommy Milton and 4 09 31 for ten miles by Ralph DePalma.
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Daytona Beach
Fla
Sig Haughdal
J. Alex Stone
Haughdal
Tommy Milton
Ralphy DePalma
Discharged Man Fires at Foundry Plant for Revenge
An ex employee armed with two pistols entered the W. A. Jones Foundry Company plant in Chicago and opened fire killing chief clerk Chester Bergstron and injuring three others. The gunman, named Faifeld, was shot dead by the plant superintendent. Initial reports say the incident was revenge for discharge.
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Chicago
W. A. Jones Foundry Company
Faifeld
Chester Bergstron
Three Die in Woodlawn Farmhouse Fire
Moundsville West Virginia April 5 three persons burned to death in their beds when the Woodlawn farmhouse was destroyed by fire caused by an overheated cook stove Mrs George McBride 60 Alvin Doyle 14 James Doyle 2 are the victims. Sinn Fein prisoners all are released London April 5 the last fourteen Sinn Fein prisoners held in Great Britain were released today. Chicago April 5 Mrs Louis F Swift wife of the Swift & Company president died suddenly in her Lake Shore Drive home.
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Moundsville
W.z
Woodlawn
George McBride
Alvin Doyle
James Doyle
Sinn Fein
London
Great Britain
Chicago
Louis F. Swift
Swift & Company
Lake Shore Drive
Lorain Journal Owner Denies Times Herald Fabrication
A Lorain Journal owner criticizes the Times Herald for publishing false accusations about street paying contracts. He cites a July letter from Service Director L A Snell confirming the Board of Control accepted his bid for paving streets in Lorain Ohio. He explains work was halted by a legal challenge and calls for publicity of the truth.
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Lorain Evening Journal
Times-Herald
Horvitz
Lorain Street
City Hall
L. A. Snell
Board of Control
Lorain
Ohio
Worldas
Highway Construction
Columbus
Sam Horvitz
Elyria
Banish Catarrh with Hyomei Inhaler Ad
Advert says Hyomei cures catarrh and bad breath by breathing medication through a small inhaler. Relief at once promised with money back if it fails.
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W. Phillips
Horvitz named as financial backer in odd newspaper charge
The Times Herald? The Times-Herald reports Horvitz as a financial supporter described as an angel by the Leraint Journal. The article asserts the paper did not deny the charge nor claim he owned the venture. It accuses Way Construction Co of failing to secure lucrative paving contracts.
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Tractor
Horvitz
Leraint
Times-Hero Journal
Way Construction Company
Times-Herald
Question About Horvitz Donation Recorded in Journal
The fragment questions why Émil Calman would claim Horvitz gave him $45,000 without signature, and why an Elyria man asked about the Journal. The text implies a dispute or inquiry into a financial transfer and its documentation.
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Horvitz
Émil Calman
Lorain Man Delays Suit Against Journal Over Europe Trip
A Lorain resident postpones a contemplated lawsuit against the Journal until Horvitz returns from a European trip. The questioned cash delivery to Calman and the Journal is made in cash, prompting inquiries into its handling.
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Horvitz
Europe
Calman
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UMER
Nto
Newspa
Usser
Antung
Terolf
Imerst
Amherst Marshal
Chas. Jaeger
Pythian Sisters
Lorain Amherst
Fern Temple
Cleveland Produce Market
Cleveland
Atlantic Gulf & W. I. Ware
Baldwin Locomotive
Baltimore & Ohio
Bethlehem Steel
Butte
Canadian Pacific
Mil
St. Paul
Erie
Lack, Steel
Norfolk & Western
Northern Pacific
Pittsburgh Coal
Reading
Southern Pacific
Southern Railroad
Studebaker
Texas Company
Union
LA Atla
Bell Ave
Yellow Line
Chas. W. Baker
Pin Street
Willard Battery
Philadelphia Battery
Westinghouse Battery Co
E. J. Stankard
Wallace N. Bates
Brown
T. D. Welch
P.S
Lorain County
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