Local Building Permits And Seed Potato Distribution
Builders secured permits for small projects on Courtland street Gates avenue Buckeye street and Bato street including a 28 by 32 foot house and a 40 by 15 foot building. The Lorain County Farm Bureau reports a carload of certified seed potatoes distributed to 75 farmers after February orders and recent arrival in Elhria.
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Deputies to Receive New Badges and Road Patrol Gear
County commissioners order new badges for six deputy sheriffs. Each man will wear two gold-plated badges, one on the cap and one on the sleeve of the uniform. Three motorcycles and two flying vehicles are prepared to secure county roads starting early next month.
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Mar
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Farming Season Delayed Four Weeks
Lorain County farm agent C E Rowling says planting is far behind normal due to late season. Showers warmed wheat and grass but weather remains too cold for spring crops. Farmers prep machinery, seed manure, and burn cornstalks while the season opens with long days to catch up.
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C. E. Rowling
Rowland
Wireless station at Kirkea sends 1009 words a minute to England
A new transmitting station at Kirkea India reportedly sends 1009 words per minute to England marking a major advance in long distance wireless communication. The system demonstrates rapid data transfer capabilities between the two regions.
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India
England
Orchard demonstration under state supervision by Farm Agent Rowland
Gates School leads in banking contest with 2 new accounts and $244.05 banked in the fourth report. The Gates building first to pass fifty percent, reaching fifty seven percent, as 1296 total accounts stand. A twenty five percent goal is set for a future building period during the resalinder los tuo semester.
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Chicago Ranked Major Baseball Town After Crowd Spill
A large crowd estimated at 25 000 attended a recent event in Chicago highlighting its strong baseball culture. The turnout underscored the city’s status among top baseball towns in the nation.
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White Beats Indians In Freezing Weather Showcase
In a frigid clash the White team faced the Cleveland Indians as temperatures hovered near freezing. The struggle tested players’ endurance and added a tense mood to the game without describing final score.
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