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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 16, 1934

Page

11

Elyria Daily Press Notice Details Prices and offices

Hudnutt president notes publication schedule and mailing rates. Advertising reps listed in Chicago New York Detroit and general Motors. Address details include Elyria Lorain adjoining counties and state rates.

Mail Elyria Lorain Onfo John W. Callen Chicago Michigan Ave New York Fifth Ave Detroit General Motors Sids

Crop Distribution Promotes Better Production and Markets

The piece argues that despite low world trade and farm surpluses, distribution flaws cause crops to lie unsold and pigs be fed to orchards. It calls for improved cooperation and efficient distribution to restore normal totals and rejoin world markets, addressing long standing wastage and policy distrust.

Waterfowl habitats threatened by shortened hunting season

The 1934 drought and time pressures have alarmed sportsmen as waterfowl decline nationwide. The American Game Association and the Migratory Bird Treaty Advisory Board urge a fall season drop from sixty to thirty days, with a presidential proclamation pending. Bird surveys show waterfowl severely reduced while upland game fared better. experts warn of possible extermination if hunting remains prolonged.

American Game Association Secretary of Agriculture Migratory Bird Treaty Advisory Board Washington Roosevelt United States Bureau of Biological Survey Northwest Dakotas

World arms embargo urges end to Chaco war

Twenty six nations back a ban on exporting arms to Bolivia and Paraguay to pressure a halt to the Chaco conflict. Ten nations have not replied to League of Nations telegraph requests, with earlier support assumed. The United States already forbids arms sales, but fighting continues as critics question embargo effectiveness amid rising casualties.

Bolivia Paraguay Chaco League of Nations Council Committee United States

Public utilities debate in Elyria column cites service and control

Elyria Chronicle letters discuss Ohio Public Service and Erie Telephone Company restoring service and argue cities should not fully own utilities. writer recalls past comforts from modern systems, warns against political control, and thanks supporters while praising progress and public accountability. Includes dated birth notices and horoscopes reflective of the era.

Elyria Elyra Chron Mr. A Condi Ohio Public Service Evria Telephone Company Orpban Teisphor J. R. Milisoguga

Anniversaries and historical notes in today’s column

Today in history features milestones from 1799 to 1932 including merchant Elias Salem, Texas president Mirabeau B Lamar, editor George Jones of the New York Times, and composer John Prindle Scott. Also notes the Bennington battle of 1777 and other anniversaries.

Elias Salem Mas Mark Asoy Schnapdale Martysepy Barron Page Naper Paublisher Boston Mirabeau Lamardieu Republic of Texas Charn Iy Warren Counts Ira Herd Breorge Jones N.Y Intorin Tweed Ring Poylire Henry Winter Desj Maryland House Lincoln Hiers Annapolis Tifa James Wier Seeader Scotland Town John Prindle Scott Norwich N. Y Syracuse Joe Miller Bennington New York Peake Society

Nehemiah Ends Oppressive Usury Among Judah Leaders

A religious study recalls Nehemiah 5 showing Judahites, including princes and nobles, suffering famine as men mortgaged fields and ate little. The text condemns usury and praises Nehemiah for stopping the exploitation, urging moral reform among the people.

Nehemiah Judah

Sallys Sallies: Talking to Hear Others Speak

A short piece argues the best way to prompt conversation is to talk first, noting people tire of passive listening and suggesting active engagement to draw out others.

Penfield Delegate Heads to Santa Barbara Conference

Enfield representative Ausi and Miss Hoffman travel for a WS conference in Santa Barbara. The trip includes San Francisco as part of the sorority delegation.

Russia San Francisco Delta Sigma Epsilon Enfield O Ausi Muiss Hofriment Nigar Miss Hoffman Santa Barbara San Fran

Community Notices From Elyria Camp Weekend

A fragmented local column lists church events and gatherings in Elyria and surrounding towns. Items mention a Christian Endeavor group trip to Federal Transient Camp, speakers, pulpit exchanges, and weekend visitors from Penfield, Grove City, and other areas, with various addresses and names scattered in the notes.

Christian Endeavor Church of Christ Elyria Jute O. Widlerman Gannett Misha Gannett luUght School Penneth Warne Burdee Pio Jeani Perantha Cro Penfield Fs Tt Russell Snephend

Wife Preservers Finish Spread With Hot Water Step

A brief note describes a home craft routine where wives prepare a spread and use hot water to finish icing, detailing the sequence of steps and suggesting readiness for completion.

Pitlsfeld Dinner Hosts Noted Guests at Sublay Event

John Winters tarot was discussed while Lile Preston and Mrs Allie Behnke were Sublay dinner guests at Leslie Preston's residence in Pittsfield.

John Winters Lile Preston Allie Behnke Lesie Preston Pitlsfeld

Twins Surprise Clinton Family With 12 Children

In Clinton Massachusetts Mr and Mrs James D Mahan welcomed twins twice in 14 months bringing their total to twelve children. The family now holds a rare brood record as neighbors marvel at the growing clan.

Clinton, Mass James D. Mahan

Climatic Control gasoline promises all weather performance

Squid gasoline does not burn in engines but when mixed with air creates the power for ignition. Socony-Vacuum engineers developed Climatic Control to ensure Mobilgas performs in rain or shine hot or cold. It starts quickly, accelerates smoothly, and maintains pull on hills. Available where Flying Red Horse signs appear at stations Coates Wellington Coleman Burns Cleveland Antherst and BAKER Vermilion Ohio.

ATR Mobilgas

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