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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1925
Page
16
At Iowa State College a registered Holstein cow calmly chews her cud as surgeons prepare the first successful operation in the United States on a large animal to remove a diseased kidney. A preserved kidney in alcohol stands as proof of the historic procedure.
An Iowa veterinary surgeon Dr H E Bemis of Iowa State College performed a kidney abscess operation on a cow valued at $500. The procedure, praised worldwide, involved chloroform anesthesia and a special operating table. The cow began gaining weight immediately and is expected to fully recover and produce milk.
Washington reports no violation of open-door policy in the Far East is in the Japan Soviet Russia treaty terms. The United States notes that oil interests in Northern Sakhalin are to be exploited by both nations, reflecting strategic oil stakes in the region.
The Cleveland Leader title will end its long run as the Sunday edition of The Cleveland News adopts the Leader masthead. The Leader began in 1864, tracing roots to the Ohio American which later became part of the Leader.
Hon Rodolphe Lemieux the Speaker of the Dominion House of Commons is made a commander of the Legion of Honor for promoting closer Canada France relations. A lawyer by training he entered politics in 1896 and rose under the Liberal government holding posts such as Solicitor General Postmaster General and Minister of Marine and Fisheries. He served as special commissioner to Japan in 1907 on Asiatic immigration issues and later led Canada's delegation to the Parliament of the Union of South Africa.
Postal pay rise leads to several rural carriers earning salaries that exceed those of the postmasters they serve, reshaping local pay dynamics within rural delivery offices.
Transactions include George Pacsay to Fleischer and Fidelity Realty Co to John Gabor with Sheffield Land Co ads in Lorain, values from 500 to 2000 dollars. W J Coats transfers to C B Kent and Frank Fleischer to Ambrose Hiica, both via Sheffield Land Co ads in Lorain, values 500 and 1500 dollars. Hannah Hachenbarg transfers to Benjazmine Stevens in Wellington for 5200 dollars.
The notice lists Stevens to Wellington transfers: min Stevens lot 39 Morning side, $2,000. Lewis Johnson to Benjamin Stevens lot 7 Hamilton street Wellington, $1,900. It also notes the sixth annual National League of Women Voters convention in Richmond April 16 22, the first general southern convention, and honors Margaret Gattney Haughery of New Orleans as the first woman with a public monument. Haughery, born in Baltimore a century ago, was an Irish immigrant’s only child who married briefly and became a child charity pioneer after becoming a widow.
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