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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1924
Page
6
In a small town the author notes growing independent voters amid a shift away from strict party lines. The piece recalls past partisan campaigns and laments disengaged voters, arguing that civic duty should guide support for capable candidates regardless of party.
Mike Zubon and Mary Ro TM man Galard, parents of ten, learned they were not legally married after a quarrel. They sought a Justice of the Peace who directed them to obtain a marriage license. They hurried to St Clairsville for the license, paid the wedding fee, and the ceremony took place. An annual county tax report notes 108 tobacco dealers in Crawford County paying $5159.08.
A reader-style notice claims a home recipe for a potent bug killer sold as P D Q to destroy bedbugs moths and ants without harming fabrics. The text promotes a 35c drugstore purchase and cautions its use in hotels hospitals and dwellings to eradicate pests.
Station listings show diverse evening schedules including piano, violin, cello, and vocal performances in Cleveland Chicago Pittsburgh and Detroit. Programs feature concerts talks news bulletins and baseball scores with times ranging from 6 00 pm to midnight and beyond.
A goat named Billy chases a boy through a school room, knocking items and causing chaos while trying to steal an apple. The teacher defends with ink, the principal arrives, and Billy exits as students laugh at the mayhem.
TIW Aig reports stiff opposition as five owners appointed by state tax commissioners plan to mobilize against corporations. In Defiance Aug 4 and Aug 5, charity relief funds show small progress, a Florida elopement tale surfaces, a paternity and support case is handled in Hocking County, and a Woodsfield note references Ohio River Western Railroad Co holders preparing for Columbus events.
The abandonment of the 58 mile Pony Line between Cal and Tawton, near Zanesville, has sparked protests from local communities claiming it will reduce transportation options and harm service. Officials of PRR cite public need and reevaluation of routes.
Rivoli presents a rugged ranch life tale with fast action and exciting events. A new program titled Mind Over Motor features Crixie Friganza in a lively segment, promising additional entertainment.
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