Bargain Days Won't Last Forever
In 1885 and again in the 1890s and early 1920s low economic moods marked downturns August lows are cited as turning points. Observers say stock market strength in the coming two months could signal recovery, while mass purchasing and circulating money promise employment and price stabilization.
Municipal ownership of utilities urged in Elyria letters
A local columnist defends municipal light and power, countering Walter Watts and Ida Wingard. He argues municipally owned plants are profitable, tax free, and financed by earnings, with cities like Piqua already building such plants. The writer urges readers to oppose power-trust arguments and promises to provide detailed earnings reports.
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Service Operated by Men of Character Copyright 1932
A brief note states this service is operated by men of character and bears the Copyright 1932 Publishers Financial Bureau.
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Funeral plans laid five years before death in Boulder
Matthew E. Drier, 75, had chosen his casket and funeral services over five years earlier and completed the arrangements with Hall-Kelso mortuary. On January 7, 1927, Drier and a friend visited Leslie Kelso to finalize details for a simple ceremony. The report notes the motto No successful business man ever spends his own money as a reflection on the mood of the era.
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