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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1921
Page
15
Cotton Slump Hits South Hard Blow
Southern farmers face drastic shifts away from cotton as prices lag prewar levels and costs soar. Wages, labor shortages, freight rates, and a shifting climate push many to plant soybeans, corn, peanuts, and sugar cane. Georgia aims to cut cotton acreage by half. Memphis and Oklahoma City discuss reducing state crops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. N
Atlanta
Dixie
North
South
International News Service
Georgia
Tennssee
Memphis
Oklahoma City
Agricultural Board
Florida
Sea Island
Arkansas
Blind girl weaves tapestry at lighthouse for the blind
Miss Agnes Stafford, blind since infancy, selects colors for her tapestry at the New York Lighthouse for the Blind. A campaign led by President Harding as honorary chair and Winifred Holt supports extending weaving, sewing, and handicraft work for sightless workers in lighthouses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agnes Stafford
New York Lighthouse
President Harding
Winifred Holt
Committee For Lighthouses For the
Miss Stafford
Crop reductions and shifts in southern states under new marketing plan
States including Texas North Carolina and Louisiana announce cotton cuts from 30 to 40 percent with food crops replacing production. Co operative marketing spreads with Georgia Tennessee and Oklahoma backing plans to centralize delivery and stabilize prices while planting shifts to corn velvet beans and truck crops. Texas organizes amid ongoing drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
North Carolina
Louisiana
Missouri
Georgia
Tennessee
Oklahoma
Plans for Lorain Spanish War Veterans reunion advance
Lorain gears up for the Ohio State Spanish War Veterans encampment set for the week of June 2. About 2,000 veterans are expected with an estimated 6,000 to attend the big parade and events. President Harding may visit for a brief appearance with Gov. Davis and other dignitaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loran
Ohio State
Ris
W. T. Shinw
Lorain Spanish Can
JSGS
Ciis
Shaw
Tlardking
Lorain
Invernor Davis
Cas
Isgs Forein
Happy Youth Swimmin and Fishin Days in Lorain
Lorain youths enjoy warm lake water and open beaches as summer beckons. Swimmers crowd the shore with the chorus Come on in the water is fine while speakers note Lake Erie will be popular for cooling dips for all social classes this season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
James Whitcomb Riley
Lake Erie
Local Society Notes Include Visits and Church Events
Mr. and Mrs. Perkins hosted a Nebras ka guest. several families from Collinwood Cleveland and Elyria attended Sunday calls. The Ladies Aid bought chairs. Fields pupils planned a Thursday church entertainment with 15 cent admission. Epworth League officers were discussed. a Norwalk Oberlin contingent attended. Mrs. A Black, 79, died in Cleveland. funeral at M B E church Wednesday at 2:30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheppard
Collinwood
T. J. Jenness
Frank
Cleveland
Fred Sutter
Earnest Mitchell
Nye
Andrews
A. J. Hulse
L. Tilberg
Ladies' Aid Society
Hill
Elyria
Emil Smith
Columbia
John Worcester
Henry Behr
Elizabeth
Crude oil found on Kara Culler farm in Ashland area
In Ashland County reports crude oil was discovered at an abandoned rae well on the Kara Culler farm. Seine Moore, elderly resident, died at Redclaw. Samuel Rabb ents, a dental student, drowned after leaping into the Hariam River during a rescue attempt. Redclaw Sons of Veterans auxiliary to be re established.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seine Moore
Redclaw
Sons of Veteran Auxiliary
Rae
Kara Culler
Pr. Roberts
State Board of Wealth
A. H Kennell
Water Works Department
Samuel Rabbents
Hariam
Kipton social notes and week of local visits
Local residents report visits by Henry Hand and daughter Ladd in Elyria, Walter Hutton from Sandusky, Daisy Florida from New Castle, Pa., and many others. The community hosts gatherings, church events, a birthday party at Mr Lee's, Mothers Day planning, and the opening of a new meat market with remodels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kipton
Henry Hand
Ladd
John Hand
Elyrha
Walter Hutton
Sandusky
F. E. Weeks
Hutton
Dwain Bates
Charles Bayless
Cleveland
F. H. Ingersoll
Daisy Florida
New Castle
Harry Perkins
Wellington
Andrew Lee
Wakeman
Lee
Research
8. V. Haigh
Shepperd Towner
J. N. Scott
House of Oberlin
Union Church
Ford
Hartland
Floyd Sharp
Jacob Albright
Oberlin
Adam Geist
Carl Smith
Elyria
J. Smith
Henry Hydrick
Smith
Kean
C. C. Bickle
Detroit
Earl Shedd
Advice on Brooding and Rearing Chickens
A brooder house and proper equipment are essential for healthy chicks. Do not chill or overheat them and delay feeding for 48 to 70 hours. Start chicks on fresh Tang eby as soon as possible. Milk is key for early consumption and can serve as the sole drink. From week one feed a dry mash to maturity and provide green food at all times.
Krupps Seek Patents in United States on Ordnance
Secretary Weeks told the Senate that Germany’s Krupp firm seeks patents on ordnance in the United States and may infringe American rights. He urged Congress to pass corrective legislation to shield the American military, munitions makers, and the dye-stuffs industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Krupps
Germany
War Weeks
Senate
Weeks
Flask habit growing among women in Prohibition era
New York April 27. Mrs Owen Kildare wife of the novelist told an anti blue law mass meeting at the Hotel Commodore that the flask habit is growing rapidly among women as a result of Prohibition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Owen Kildare
Commodore
Local Social Notes Highlight Oberlin Visitors and Callers
Relatives and friends gathered in Oberlin with Mr and Mrs Cliff Lehman of Cleveland as weekend guests. Mrs Will Chamberlain and daughter Mary visited Elyria friends while Bernice Rawley of Lakewood stayed with grandparents. George Chamberlain and family joined Sunday calls at Will Chamberlains. Coy Neff visited the Buckinghams in their new LaBelle home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Cliff Lehman
Cleveland
Mrs. Neff
Will Chamberlain
Mies Mary
Elyria
Mies Bernice Rawley
Lakewood
George Chamberlain
John
Coy Neff
Mrs. Wm. Buckingham
Grange Sunday Visit Highlight Elyria Guests
Miss White of Elyria visited Mrs. Louesa Nef and her daughter Miss Pearl on Monday during a Sunday afternoon Grange gathering. The social call connected local families in a small community context.
Victim of Auto Crash Near Columbus Death Expected
Columbus April 27. The death of Carl Borneman aged 26 from an auto crash Sunday morning near Fourth Street via duct is momentarily expected. The machine driven by John B. Anawalt crashed into a wall and may face three affidavits charging manslaughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Carl Borneman
John B. Anawalt
Fourth Street
Anawalt
Grafton Social Roundup Includes Weddings and Visits
Nellie Park and daughter Marion hosted relatives in Grafton over Sunday while Mrs. Toghill and friends from Cleveland visited. May 6 marks Philathea class day at the M E Sunday School. Elyria visitors Rouby Swartz and Lloyd Zimmerman wed in Elyria and left for a wedding trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie Park
Marion
Grafton
Toghill
Cleveland
Bamerick
M. E
Lechner
Elzy Retehard
David Woodings
Jonathan
Elyria
Woodings
Grant Rogers
Rouby Swartz
Lloyd Zimmerman
Mirs. Weldenheim
Wm. Kunitz
Frank
Read Weldenheim
George Block
George
Frank Chamberlain
Lakewood
L. D. Gibson
Chamberlain
Lake Front
Bay Village
Lee
Shorthorn Bull Sale Boosts Hardin County Stock
Purebred shorthorn bull calves sold to Hardin county farmers at an average of 3123 dollars. Local progressive breeders bought a carload of high class calves from Seneca county, supplying the sale alongside their own surplus bulls. Every bull found a Hardin county buyer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hardin County
Seneca County
Also Mentioned on This Page
Wall Street
Toto
Toto Ligi
Scranton
Ligi
Lumbago
Holland Furnace
East Ave. Elyria
East Erie Lorain
M.E. Perry
Ohio
Cadillac
O’donnell’s
Elyria, Ohio
Phillips
Mrs. Perkins
Nebraska
Ashland
de Land
Ashland-co
Wool Crowers
New
Meade A. Rugh
Lutheran Church
Natere
F. PF Fairs
New Enemy’ Mutual Life Insurance Co
Bank
Lake Shore
Electric By
E. A. Lewis
Elyria, O
A.M. Summers
Earl Court
C. L. Worthington
Mgr
Benjamin
The
Elyria Belting & Machinery Co
Williams and
Buckeye Streets
Citizens Gas
A.e.smith
Strand Theater
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