European corn borer menace explained to Lorain County
Farmers and the public learn about the European corn borer quarantine. The Federal rules prohibit movement of corn from the quarantined area to nonrestricted towns. Boxed towns include Lorain County and nearby districts. marketing outside the area requires care to avoid spreading the pest. Report injured corn to the County Farm Bureau office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lo Jounty
Canada
Lorain County
Lmn
Black River
Amherst
Elyria
Avon
Avon Lake Udgeville
Medina
Welliington
Why Is the Y M C A Not Self Supporting
An examination of the Y M C A finances reveals a total cost of about 23 000 dollars for gymnasium pool lobby and community spaces with 40 dollar sustainers 20 business members 25 senior young men and 3 summer members. Receipts from 74 members plus a total membership revenue near 23 000 leave a deficit of about 16 226 dollars. Increasing per member cost would shrink membership and threaten the program.
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C. A
Cc. A
Hetics
Sum
Y. M
M.C. A
Enduring Gauge of Y M C A Worth to Elyria
An Elyria editorial argues the Y M C A is vital to the community, suggesting a $15,000 city contribution and about 8 cents weekly per family would sustain it. It warns a shut door would harm youth services, urging citizens to support or allow other Chest beneficiaries to continue.
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Ilyria
Elyria
Y. M. CG
M.C
Ctizens
Community Chest
Crop conditions reported for August 1923
Washington August 3 crop reporting board of the Department of Agriculture released August conditions and forecasts for major crops. Corn on August 1 production estimated at 2 982 000 000 bushels Winter wheat 568 000 000 bushels Spring wheat 225 000 000 oats 1 136 000 000 barley 262 000 000 rye 64 800 000 bushels All wheat total 793 000 000 bushels. Try a Wanted in the Chronicle Telegram.
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Washington
Crop Reporting Board
Department of Agriculture
Americans Easy for Stock Swindlers
United States district attorney William Hayward announced a forthcoming full confession by Edward Fuller and William F. McGee, partners in E. M. Fuller & Company, bucketshop operators. He said they and a group of elites secured about 5 million dollars of the estimated twelve month loot of stock swindlers, victimizing "lambs" from Broadway to San Francisco.
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New York
William Hayward
United States
Edward W. Fuller
Willam F. McGeen
E. M. Fuller & Company
Wall Street
Hayward
Broadway
Main Street
Institute of Economics
Washington
Fuller and
McGee
Lambs
San Francisco
Oberlin town notes and visiting residents scrapbook
Verne Persons and wife from Montreal were in town over the weekend. W. C. Christy of Spring street returns from Columbus vacation. Mr Stone of St. Louis was in town on business. Oberlin stores close Friday afternoon in honor of late President Harding. Mr and Mrs Yeston bought the Robson home on South Cedar. Mrs J N Robson moved to 245 West College. F J Lenihan of Prospect street went to Leland Michigan for August. Mrs H T Hill of East College st visiting daughter at Northwestern Evanston. W A Heusner attended Maltby Chemical Co salesmen convention in Newark. Mrs H Al Funk entertained Mr and Mrs Donald Engleberry of Anderson, Mass Arabelle Hellyer visiting Nantucket. Mrs John Emerick went to Seattle to visit her lover Miss Marty Barry. Alva Jones and family in Grand Rapids. W R Sage left for California for health. Louis Rowland, piano professor at Baker University, Baldwin City, KS, visiting Oberlin. Miss Mildred Graham writing in Santa Monica. Leroy Grumaine, former student and Cleveland architect, visited his mother on rowest street. Miss Lucinda Replogle to be preceptress and English Latin instructor at Endeavor Academy, Wisconsin, next year.
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Verne Persons
Montreal
Canada
W. C. Christy
Spring Street
Columbus
Stone
St. Louis
Oberlin
Warren G. Harding
Yeston
Robson
South Cedar
J. N. Robson
West College Street
F. J. Lenihan
Prospect Street
Leland
Mich
H. T. Hill
East College Street
Northwestern University
Evanston
W. A. Heusner
Maltby Chemical Co
Newark
H al Funk
Elm Street
Donald Engieberry
Anderson
Mass
Arabelle Hellyer
Nantucket
John Emerick
New Overlin
Seattle
Marty Barry
E. H. Halter
Alva Jones
Grand Rapids
W .R. Sage
California
Lous Rowland
Baker University
Baldwinary
Kansas
Conservatory
Mldred Graham
Santa Monica
Leroy Grumaine
Cleveland
Rowest
Pro-Tem Senate Leader Becomes Permanent Head
Senator Albert R. Cummins, president pro tem of the senate, becomes the permanent presiding officer in the absence of a vice president. The presidential succession passes to Secretary of State Charles Evang Hughes, who steps into the cabinet’s top role until 1924.
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Albert R. Cummins
Senate
Charles Evang Hughes
Oberlin Chautauqua Daily Schedule Highlights
Oberlin Chautauqua enters its third day with a children hour badge distribution and field meet at 9.30, a 2.30 musical program by the Davies Co, and an 8.00 lecture The Challenge to Democracy by Cleveland attorney W C McCullon. The Davies Co staged an opera excerpt and a strong vocal program followed by the light opera Olivierte.
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Oberlin
Oberlin Chautauqua
Davies Co
W. C. McCullon
Opera Company
McCullon
Davies Company
Cleveland
Old Stone Church
America
Davies Opera Co
Olivette
Ober- Na
Chautauqua
Barnabys
Barnaby Entertaners
L. L. Beeler
Miss Cheesman Dies in Oberlin At 66
Miss Nelle Cheesman, 66, died Tuesday morning at 5 o'clock in Oberlin Hospital. Born in Oberlin she lived here all her life. Eleven years ago she took over her father's store and remained active in the business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Nelle Cheesman
Oberlin Hospital
WARDING SISTER ACCOMPANIES BODY ACROSS COUNTRY
Mrs. M Remsberg sister of the late President Harding endured in a race from Los Angeles to San Francisco to view her brother. She accompanied Mrs. Harding back to Washington on the funeral train. Funeral services for Miss Cheesman will be held at 240 West College Street Oberlin with burial in Westwood Cemetery.
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Florence King Harding
Krung
Calvin Coolire
White House
Northampton
Winl
Coolidge
C J Cheesman
Cheesman
Sorkaman
Overlin
Mhi
Oberlin
Wheat feeds pigs cheaper at 95 cent bushel study says
H Rogers Lorain County Farm Bureau reports feeding tests with ground wheat as pig feed at 95 cents per bushel plus 10 cents per hundred for grinding proves more economical than corn at 90 cents. Ground wheat increases feeding value about 5 percent. must be ground and fed as a thin slop for best intake with an auxiliary wheat supplement mixed with scrap. Other notes touch Manitoba province and aging brain, but focus remains on wheat feeding economics.
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Oho
Gta. Ton
H. Rogers
Lorain County Farm Bureau
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Chicago Teachers’ Training Colege
North Dakota
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Park Hotel
Beeler
Watced
Messrs
Henry and Williams
Chase Green
Green
Herman Bellstedt
Cheeseman
Real Motor Service
Ohio
New Jersey
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Free
Chambers of Commerce
R.G. Dun and
Braderect
Automobile Legal Association
Cleveland Discower
Nicholas
Toledo
Frank Wilford
New Bank Bldg
Elvria Charles Bush
Broad Street
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Anf Ixreeponable Clube
Warding
Body
John Adams
Thomas Jefferson
Mra
MLC
Remsberg
Rogers
County Agi
Manitoba
Great Britain
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W. L. Millspaugh
Millspaugh
E. M. Rice
E. P. Clement
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