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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1930
Page
4
A local plea urges countywide action on road improvements. A speaker with farming and road-building experience argues for a state style supervisor system, better funding, and trained crews to improve dirt and stone roads, citing current projects in Lorain and government involvement as a model.
Elyria honors Marshal Krohn on his sixty second birthday noting thirteen years of service to the city in his current role. Friends join The Chronicle in wishing him many more quiet, happy birthdays and recalling his close call protecting the city and its people.
John Bisbach was arrested Thursday on a disorderly conduct charge. In police court Friday morning he pled not guilty and his hearing was set for Monday. Special sale of skirts at 79 cents Saturday by Biggs & Everard Co.
A seventy year old passenger coach, once on the New York Central line between New York and Albany, survives in Wellington as part of the Wheel ling and Lake Erie Railroad’s wrecking fleet. Though the exterior has been altered, the interior remains finished in natural woods.
After a meeting with friends, a candidate declares intent to run for the General Assembly as representative from Lorain County. He cannot meet every voter in person but will visit as many as time allows and asks supporters to do what they can to help win the campaign.
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad announces May 25 and May 11 to 18 excursion tickets at very low rates to San Francisco and Los Angeles. Proceeds support the General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church in the U S A and the National Junior Order of United American Mechanics. Includes veterans oath and赠 gloves promotion at Biggs & Everard Co.
A long, fragmentary humor piece recalls a fog so thick in West Stabbington, Arkansas that blocks of fog were imagined as bricks for a cellar, then shifts to short jokes about Americans in Holland, a Chicago Post blurb, and light social quips from town topics.
A quirky account notes that some skunk meat ends up in potpies or stews among winter trapper families in Yates County. Eaters compare flavors to chicken, duck, or rabbit, with caution about scent. Side notes mention clover root bacilli boosting soil fertility and a Quito cotton mill project requiring high altitude mining transport.
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