Taken From Our Files 25 Years Ago 1909 Lorain milk and steel plant talks
In 1909 Elyria city board of health pressured dairymen to test herds for tuberculosis and milk was flowing to Elyria distributors. Rumors revived of a Lorain steel plant sale of 249 acres by Sheffield Land for 278,500 dollars. A Lorain County firemen parade dispute with union bands caused several participants to drop out. Primary voting in Lorain County saw few contests with Baird and Standen nominated for city solicitor and treasurer.
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City Board of Health
Elyrias
Lorain
Sheffield Land and Improvement Company
Elyria
Tesuit
One Council Nomination Contests on Elyria Ballot Aug 18 1929
Five years ago Elyria voters faced a sparse primary with only a Republican contest for city council. Four Republicans vied for three seats while Democrats had no race. Clyde Wheeler of Oberlin was named county bee commissioner to oversee inspection of 4 009 bee colonies in Lorain County.
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Lorain County
J. F. Burke
Elyria
Em~ernor
Ohio
Harry L Davis
Cleveland
Viv Donahey
Lo County
E. F. Jon
Wilcoz
Rabel Marsh
Clyde Wheeler
Oberim
Bee Keepers’ Association
Lake Avenue 4H Club Notes and Grange Meeting Updates
The Lake Avenue 4 H Club holds its final exhibit at the Grange hall on Thursday evening August 23. The program will be furnished by the club at the close of the meeting. The North Elyria Subordinate and Joseph Grange held their regular meeting on Thursday evening August 9. Delegates and slate were elected for National and State Grange meat when still held at Spripzneli. Onin D ae relocation hour Mr Charles Williams gave a talk. The next meeting will be Thursday evening August 23. Mrs Albina Lehr dies aged 83. founder of Ohio Northern University in 1872. Dr Lehr died 191 years ago.
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Lake Avenue
Grange Hall
Grange
North Elyria Subordinete
Josemle Grange
Delega
Slietaies
State Grange
Spripzneli
Charles Williams
Tn Ada, O
Albina Lehr
Henry 8
Silver Slippers Chapter 54 Ends With Uncertain Promises
In a sunlit shore scene Penelope and John Leonard discuss Joan and Drews fate as Joan hesitates between love and duty. Giles faces winter solitude, weighing travel or continuing study, while Dilly urges life choices and work. The chapter closes with Joan’s future unclear and the tale to be continued.
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Miter
John Leonard
Picmckers
Jon
Joan
Jean
Mae
Evelyn
Cuscontertes
Dres
Sepposa
José
Marsarida
Dilly
Wenam
Dealer
Sloans
Amsam
Giles
Susan
Peter
Duly
War News Day by Day Reflects Global Conflict
The World War Day by Day notes the August 2192 festival season and war impacts on US markets. It cites Red Cross appeals, price collapses, and manufacturing recoil as American papers focus on the European conflict. Notables Richard Harding Davis and Albert Rhys Williams are mentioned among reporters and volunteers as US neutrality shifts.
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Collen
United States
Red Cross
Ambassadors in Paris and The News From 15th Century Dispatches
An OCR fragment recounts crowds at a Paris embassy where Americans and other foreigners seek refuge and guidance. Questions about letters of credit passports and embassy vaults recur amid fears of Zeppelin attacks while Western Europe reels from wartime disruption. The piece also notes late 15th century printer William Caxton and his English translations of Raoul le Fevre.
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Paria
Paris
France
Berlin
Troy
Bruges
Netherlands
Belgium
Caxton
Raoul le Fevre
Lucy Stone and early 19th century reformer notes
Aug. 23, 181S Lucy Stone from Brookfield Mass. grew to oppose limits on female education and supported women’s higher learning. She translated Hebrew for a debate on equal education, refused a speaking role on religious topics, married Henry Blackwell, and faced social constraints on women’s public speech and taxation. Notable natives and astrology sketch with scattered historic references follow.
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Lucy Stone
Ho H Ome
Brookfield
Mass
Waels Pee
Pubas
Bar de l Ambassade des Etats Unis Opens in Paris
A new bar near the Crillon, two blocks from the US Embassy, attracts Americans and diplomats. The mock embassy ambiance, dubbed double-calk, combines chatter with a jokey gloss of aluiry words.
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Paris
Crilinn
Lip Corps
Lovitt
Bar de l'Ambassade Des Etats Unis
Rise of the Trio From World War Era 1914 to Global Power
A retrospective notes how Mussolini Hitler and Stalin emerged from obscurity as World War I loomed. In August twenty years earlier each man held minor roles while Mussolini edited a radical paper, Hitler served as an Austrian corporal, and Stalin was in exile in Siberia. Photographs compare 1914 appearances with their later images.
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Russia
Siberia
Bagatelles
Leon Gordon Fa
Tunneys
Rex Cole
Central
Pars West
Florence
Major Bowes
Ossining
Lois Long
London
Sinclair Lewis
Samuel Hopkins Adams
Stranger 8 Thoroughly Bewildered By Dinner Table Talk
Fragmented OCR style reminiscence listing names and scenes from early 20th century entertainment circles. Mentions Alfred Luntane Zatal, Fred Keating, Al Ritz, Mark Twain, Oscar Wilde, Ford humorists, P. G. Wodehouse, and others. Describes social exile in Majorca, celebrity anecdotes, and cultural notes with scattered place names and pop culture references.
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Alfred Luntane
Park Avenue
Wnoica
Wil
Fred Keating la Holtz
al Ritz
Charles J. Ziegler, Atlas National Bank President, Dies
Charles J. Ziegler, 63, long time Atlas National Bank executive and president since 1922, died last night of pneumonia in Cincinnati. He had been connected with the bank for 43 years.
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Charles J. Ziegler
Atlas National Bank
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