Ohio 1929 Highways Bid Notice and Probate Summary
State of Ohio Department of Highways invites sealed proposals for Lorain County road improvements on the Milan Elyria road with two project types. Proposals close April 26, 1925, with bonds required. Plans on file with county surveyor and department. Also probate notices from Elyria dated April 18, 1929 announce final counts and affidavits in Lorain County probate matters with hearings on May 11, 1929.
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State of Ohio
Department of Highways
Columbus
Ohio
State Wishway
Lorain County
Milan-Elyria Road
S. Ht
Henrietta
Russia
Milan-Elyria
Hia
Robert N. Waid
Elyria
Radio Programs Cleveland Stations in April Schedule
Eastern time listings show WTAM WEAH and multiple stations in Cleveland and nearby hubs airing concerts weather reports baseball scores and variety programs through late night. Notable acts include Lars Rohit Bailey Hale Enna Jettick and Hotel Winton Orchestra with dates and times across stations.
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Cleveland
Wtam-Weah
Lars Rohit
Janssen
Cleveland Orchestra
Batl
Bailey
Hale and Hearty
Cities’ Service Orchestra
George Green
Fox Fur Trappers
Fisher
Hyvis Harmony
Gill
Bamboo Garden Orchestra
Carlone
Crystal Slipper
Jacob
Pirates
Waldron
Sixty Club
Bob
Walt
Barzunek
Beau Brum
Olic
Mels
Doe West
Amos
N” Andy
Rubberneck
Brigade
Williams’ Hotel Winton
Wylie
Way
Dance Orchestra
NBC Networks
WLAF
Waldorf-Astoria Ainor Music
Rhagbastos Twins
ACTAM
WGY
Hotel Manger
Landt Trin
Cilies Service Orchestra
Cavaliers
WTAM
WWI
WWJ
mo-Schradertown Band
Salon Singers
Miye
Senate
Commceree
Robert P
Wwiz Oyidet
Smith Bellew
Longine
Bonnie Laddies
Squtb
A. H. Regal
KDKA
Wir
Dixie Circus
WLW
Vitale Karetzky
Man Donaldson
Armatrong Quakers
Wrigley
Philco Theater Memories
WSR
o—Hudson Essex Challeogers
WJR
Paul Sphtalny
Last San Francisco horse market endures despite gas age
Frank Gasparo runs San Francisco's remaining horse market as drayage firms employ about 1,800 horses and riding academies use 200 more. Despite a shift to trucks, he asserts horses remain essential for short hauls, with business steady though not booming, and predicts some horses will always be needed in the city.
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San Francisco
Frank Gasparo
Gasparo
United Press
Gas Parc
Buggy animal shows fade from farming life in print
The article notes a shift away from horse drawn buggies and showy Morgan horses as agricultural life changes. Roadsters and speed vanish from daily use, leaving color only in occasional horse shows while farmers trade little and buggy animals become mere show pieces.
Virginia Apple Blossom Festival to Bloom in Shenandoah Valley
Winchester Virginia plans the Shenandoah Apple Blossom Festival with 12 million apple trees in bloom. The event draws 100000 visitors and will feature a longer parade, navy band music, queens from apple states, thoroughbred horses, and hosts from Winchester and sister cities. Governor Byrd will host visiting officials as crowds exceed prior records.
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Winchester
Blue Ridge
Fontaindvleau
Shenandoah
Shenandoah Valley
United States Navy
Washington
Society of Virginia
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
New York
Maryland
West Virginia
Harry Flood Byrd
Virginia
Greenwich Village Draws Students With Urban Utopia
New York students favor the university’s village core with ten campuses in Greenwich Village making the area a bohemian utopia. They study near Washington Square, visit Open Door and Pepper Pot, and roam amid art houses, churches, and quirky locals while engaging in campus life south of Fourteenth Street.
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New York
New York ‘University
Greenwich Village
Utopia
Bagdad
Paradise
Washington Square
Latin Quarter
Bronx
Dubuque
Brooklyn
Tomany
Dreiser
Sinclair Lewis
Providence Playhouse
Fourteenth Street
Village Atmosphere Shapes University Ties
A fragmented excerpt describes organized religious groups and cinema atmospheres. It notes 27,000 students enrolled at the Washington Square branch, with many students viewing themselves as genuine villagers, while theaters differ from those north of town.
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Washington Square
Governor Signs Measures In Ohio Rail Tariff Pause
Governor Myers Y. Cooper signed the bill by State Senator F. Le Fever of Gloucester allowing the public utilities commission to suspend new railroad tariffs for 220 days before they take effect. He also signed the Sanborn bill revising state banking laws requiring biannual bank examinations, higher fees, and permit state banks to issue stock under 100 dollars.
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Columbus
Myers Y. Cooper
F. Lefever
Glouster
Public Utilities Commission
Cooper
Sanborn
Astate
River Steamer Island Maid Damaged by Fire at Coney Wharf
The river steamer Island Maid suffered a fire that swept the superstructure and second deck while at the Coney Island wharf in Cincinnati. Damage is estimated at 50 090 dollars. Firemen John Tempfer and Charles McDonald were injured by rusty nails while helping extinguish the blaze. The ship, sister to the Island Queen, operates between Broadway Cincinnati and Coney Island.
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Cincinnati
Island Maid
Island Queen
Coney Island
Summer River Service
John Tempfer
Charles McDonald
Broadway
Pasadena Avenue Finest East Side Residences For Sale
Frank A. Smith and Bro advertise on Pasadena Avenue near Cleveland Street selling 6 room stucco houses with double garages. Owner leaving country in May and will sell several properties with improvements up to date. Prices range from 5000 to 5800 dollars with three houses at 4800 dollars each with garages. If not sold in five days two may be rented. Down payments accepted. Exceptional location terms and houses. No. 201 Elyria Bik.
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Pasadena Ave
East Side
Cleveland St
Frank A. Smith & Bro
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