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An ad from Morgan & Edice at 527 Broadway Lorain offers to build a house on payment terms like rent for buyers with a thousand dollars or more, inviting inquiries via phone number 2110.
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 1921
Page
11
An ad from Morgan & Edice at 527 Broadway Lorain offers to build a house on payment terms like rent for buyers with a thousand dollars or more, inviting inquiries via phone number 2110.
Robert Nesbett of Cleveland visits Grafton relatives early week. Elyria guests including Mrs Driscoll and Mrs Reorga spend time with families. The 00 Club hosts a meeting at Rothgays on Mechanic Street with prizes awarded and a luncheon. Citizens Printing Co. organizes for 10000 with local incorporators named. Jolly Pedro and Odd Fellows events draw participants. Grange plans debates and plays with ticketed attendance.
Stanley Kurtz posts farm for sale and buyers seeking farms. He offers listing and purchase help, inviting sellers and buyers to contact his office at 387 14th Street.
Oberlin considers adding commerce and journalism as departments to its plan for a greater Oberlin. Prof. Frank Thayer argues for enlarging English and Economics to cover these fields while noting lab costs hinder a full technical school. He suggests practical life work courses in place of immediate expansion.
W. Howard hosts a Thursday social with a quilt project and brick ice cream. Elyria visitors include Mr. and Mrs. B. E. Johnson and Mrs. Noah Holcomb. Various residents visit family in Cleveland and Lorain. Death of Frederick Draga aged 92 noted with funeral in Cleveland. Fire destroys M. Graham’s Belden workshop. honey loss reported. Widening Circle to meet at M E Church April 15 for a utensils drive. Robert Robinson identified as former president of the American Patent Law Association.
Thomas H. Roberman of Chevy Chase Maryland is newly appointed commissioner of patents in a recent federal appointment move seen in official notices. The change places Roberman among senior patent office leadership as the agency pursues reforms and modernization efforts.
A scanned market page lists wholesale prices for dairy creamery products, cheeses, flour, fruit and nuts, vegetables, fish, meats, poultry, and coal. It includes per unit costs for oranges, apples, cranberries, tomatoes, pineapples, carrots, lettuce, tomatoes, and assorted meats, with ranges for beef, veal, pork, and lamb, plus grain and hay prices paid to farmers.
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