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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1929
Page
5
An article outlines turning kitchens into tall, efficient workspaces with ergonomic tables and service wagons. It stresses three working centers: prep table, range, and sink, plus features like running water and careful garbage handling. It also provides a rhubarb and strawberry tapioca recipe and lists property transfers in Avon Dover Beach area.
Real estate transfers listed include Robert L. Walden as administrator of Martha Starr to Harriet E. Jones for part of Lot 5 in Section 2 Penfield Two. Vermilion-on-the-Lake Co to H. H. Cole for sublot 1441 Vermilion-on-Lake Suba Brighton Township. heirs of G. W. Spieseibers to Lewis Spiegelberg for Lots 6 and 83 in Amherst Township. E. Adams, Sheriff for Norman Bradley to W. E. Porter for Part Original Col. Township Lot 59. Highland Park Land Co to Sadie Corts for sublot 97 in Highland Blvd Subn Lorain. Eastern Heights Land Co to J. W. Diedrick for Lot 328 in Eastern Heights Land Co.'s Subn 7 Ely Tia. Dwight M. Porer to Harry Van Hauten for part of Original Bro. Two surplus Lot 27 to Bro. Trp. B. E. Meacham to Josephine A. Lagron for sublot 165 Lake View Pary Realty Co. Allotment to Lorain. John Rodlesak to Mary Podle.
The old Board of Trade structure on La Salle Street is being demolished for a new 600 foot, 44 story grain mart. A 30 foot hammered metal statue will crown the building, with a May 1 1950 completion target. The project includes trading pits and offices, backed by a 12 million dollar first mortgage gold bond issue.
Aklavik will host the new air service starting March 26, ten days before the regular mail flight that departed Edmonton January 22, as announced by the post office department. Chronicle-Telegram Want Ads Bring Results.
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