The Farmer and the Consumer
The piece discusses milk pricing tensions between producers and consumers in Toram County and Northern Ohio. Farmers argue dairy costs including pasteurization bottling and distribution exceed the farmer's share while grain and fodder expenses should be charged to dairy operations. It notes farmer organizations push for intelligent fact finding to secure fairness for both sides and acknowledge consumer cooperation as essential to any resulting program.
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Toram County
Olio
Senator Pomerene Opposes Anti Beer Bill and Urges Law Respect
The letter argues Senator Pomerene has opposed prohibition and supported enforcing existing laws against liquor. It asserts measures should deter crime, protect liberty through law, and uphold constitutional methods. The author warns against evasion of law and stresses the will of the people matters when expressed through legal channels.
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Pomerene
Noise and Rest in the City Wake Sleepless Nights
Citizens lament nightly disturbances from a city, noting early morning auto exhausts and especially locomotive engines. They argue trains often idle for hours, with frequent steam hiss and whistles, creating excessive noise during sleeping hours.
Yesterdays in Ohio recounts 1794 to 1797 events and notable figures
A garbled historical sketch lists Warre’s Fallen Timbers victory, Ros County proclamation with seat at Chillicothe, Dayton and Michigan railroad deed, Robertson the pine-wood murderer hanged at Greenwiew, state convention in Columbus, race to rename Governor Hoadly, raids and notable births and figures including Morns W McDorale and Euther E rvard Vaughan, reflecting a mosaic of 18th and 19th century Ohio and world items.
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Ger Warre
Battle of
Fallen Timbers
Lucas
Ros County
Chilicorhe
Dayton and Michigan
Morree Robertson
Greenwwe
Columbus
Hoadly
Anniversaries and commemorations in stream of events
The day marks observances for the death of Top Pims X and other anniversaries. Reports note a session of the Leas League and international congress gatherings with delegates from Delaware and Canada slated to attend in Geneva and Lausanne. Casual references honor Dr Richard Storrs and Confederate commander Gen William Barksdale.
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Pims
Denmiocragi
Delaware
Peel
Jane Todat
Saute Cnip
International Congress Acalrest
Sam Richt
C J Doherty
Sir Geyxse H Perle
Canada
Geneve
Pichard Storrs
William Barksdale
Cattyvebure
Commute Ebert Reductions in German Communist Sentences
President Ebert today commuted the sentences of 42 communists serving hard labor for taking part in last spring's red uprising in Middle Germany. Others sentenced more severely had their terms reduced from one half to two thirds. The action marks executive clemency toward German sympathizers.
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Berlin
Ebert Todat
Germany
Iwo Deputy Sheriffs Killed in Battle
Two deputies, Dean and Charles Watson, were killed in a gun battle near Iwo while attempting to arrest Pearley Hall and Cerkend tensions. Deputy B L Fox was wounded as authorities pursue Hall and Cerkend in the shooting incident reported today.
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IWO
Yvulaphy
Sheff
Dean
Charles Watson
L Fox
Todey
Pearley Hall
Cerkend Tienes
Depruzea Watson
Fox
ARE MARTIN Onions Aid Nerves and Overhead
A quip suggests Martin onions are good for nerves while noting the only overworked term today is overhead, reflecting light wordplay on health and finance.
Justice and Equality in a Divided Land
A reader questions true justice after reports of arrests for small thefts while vast potato shipments rot unaddressed. The letter asks if laws apply only to some, notes ongoing investigations, and wonders who profits as the poor suffer and price cuts hit wages and jobs.
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Cleveland News
Toeoestus
Ilumanuv
Mossad
Community notes scattered across Park event and church reports
Local page records numerous social items from a Sunday in the Park with a 25e platform project for the Cornt Band to church services at the Presbyterian and a writer objecting to chorale singing. It lists attendees including John Canderbull, Mrs Elan Whiueond, George Hollnnsworth, and many others, with brief mentions of visits, family gatherings, and a bridge project on the Black river. The tone resembles a dense society column with varied names and places.
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Sherburne Mir
Elan Whiueond
George Hollnnsworth
Stinle
Garrett
Lee Mucheberg
Pichworth
Wanude Merrewth
Fred Pitts
E Harris Riges
Fred Brande
Cac Brandt
Jamoel
of Wallace
Jean
Cleveland
John Watkins
Pittsfield News Notes Local Visitors and Events
Local residents report visits from Gipbers and Barnest Tirde of Houston Texas staying with Stanley Gibbs and family. Wellington folks Moncinman and Swain, in aviation service, return from a long motor trip contacting relatives in Breneford Opt. Creve Cleveland and nearby towns appear in multiple social mentions including picnics, church events, farm demonstrations, and a Crystal Beach reunion.
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Pittsfield
Claue Moncinman
Husseil Swain
Wellington
Breneford
Stan
Gipbers
Barnest Tirde
Fouston
Texas
Stanley
Ana
Ttrchard Giphons
Aviaton
A F Nasp
Wade
T N Brickers
Creveland
Dirlam
Union
Ford
ME Chirch
Waible
D. L Hooks
Lena Carter
Grend
Flizabech
Jnarrington
Soudern
Ohio
Sanders
Crystal Beach
Savurda
Stiger
fFlorezce
Cleveland
Vi- Siate
Pauline
Lorn
Sunda
Richard
Fiiua
Elizabdeth
Hema
Farm Bureau Chan i
H Rogers
Albert Mohrman Ruhne
Rogers Jlectur
City Quiet Hours Inquiry on Night Noise Nuisance
Citizens urge city review of nocturnal noise levels and a possible ordinance to protect undisturbed sleep. The note asks if current measures are adequate and calls for action to reduce citywide disturbance at night.
Senate okays Rio exposition participation bill
The senate foreign relations committee authorized reporting a bill for American participation in the 1922 Rio de Janeiro international exposition. Senator Lodge, chairman, empowered to report a measure approving a $1,000,000 appropriation per President Harding’s request.
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Washington
Rio de Janeiro
Brazil
Senate Foreign Relativons Committee
Lodge
Massachusetts
Walt
Harding
Released for murder when dead appears
Cincinnati police wired Granite City officials that Thomas Gilliland held on murder charges is innocent. The woman identified as Serena Morris was found in a shallow grave in Granite City last June. Gilliland claimed he was with the woman in Cincinnati when the body was found.
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Cincinnati
Cincinnat
Granite Com Jiles
Thomas Gilend
Serena Murriy
East St Louis
Illiois
Granite City
Morris
Gilliland
Cinaresti
Granite Cus
Plot to Slay VHS Figure Leads to Arrest
A garbled Aug 20 Kansas City Post report states an alleged murder plot involving Mrs Pi Lotter and several conspirators. The story mentions arrest under investigation and ties to a divorce proceeding, with unclear names and locations due to damaged text.
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Kansas
Kansas Cin Post
Pi Lotter
Sau Llarris Twents
New York
Cts
Sipinian
Army Chief Sells Cigar Shop in Budapest
The government granted Field Marshal Von Koevesz permission to open a cigar store in Budapest. His vast estate was seized during the war and remains under government control.
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Budapest
Aug
Huyyearary
von Koevesz
M Ccief
Cotton boll weevil appears in United States in 1892
A brief note records the cotton boll weevil's appearance in the United States during 1892, marking a notable pest emergence affecting cotton crops and agricultural concerns of the era.
Baldwin and Nash Visit Freneea Gifford in Oberma
Herold Nash returned home with Dean and Liva Baldwin of Oberma to spend a week and visited Freneea Gifford on Tuesday.
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Herold Nash
Dean and
Liva Baldwin
Oberma
Freneea Gifford
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J. F. Burke
Second Street
Migria Obie
Elyria
Lorain
Blempers
The
International News Service
Andit Berean
Bureau of Advertsing
American Newspaper Publishers Association
A. E Clarden
Fifth Axe
Chicago
John W. Huder
Marquette
Pomerene and
Law
Seuiars Mart
Hasvmord Parmente
Yes
Barte Duc
Sears
Todas Jw
Saperson
Ena Rusreil Compas
Spranefeld
Voxs
Cdat
McDorale Vrepderr
Wame Central
Borg
New Albis
Ier Euther
Rvard Vaughan
Middle
Are Martin
Voice of
People
John Canderbull
Rowse
Liccola and
Treyghin
Cace
Horeca Press
Mex Derlam
Norsath
Epa
Weester
Cora Wels
Driffin
Mes Moy Campbell
Tee Farm Womans Club
Il “Nee Booeters
Brida
PIC Ryguch
John Warips
Machips
Onem
Vwon- Creening
Jobe Stevenson
Eer Brothers
Fly Raco
Edwaird
Lima
Miro
G@ Cliath
Yeeara Gibbons
Clark
Gibbons
Ormes
Stephen Cowie
Ligna
Fon Piers “Ieo
JoLa Perm
Spen
John Watkinstone
Black River
Wim Crosier
Grant Gifford
Alyn
Mwii
A E Nash
Thomas Pacan End
Merril
John Hugnes
Toledo
Guess
Carl Brandis
Fred Brandt
Messrs Brendtere
Wra Pagan
Cora Avery Tchur Millis
Ro. Widdowson
John Iven
Reed Ives
Earl Bartlett
Northern Savings & Loan CO
Ee U
TO International
Rxpoaer
Rakes
Army Chief
Broad St
Elyria, Ohio
Rogers Bros
Pease
Toe
County Electric Co
Ogee
Ryan
Renning
Hal
Peeaumost Stud
Glade B. Thomas
Elvria
Eastern Heights
Savings Deposit Bank & Trust Co
Holland
Holland Furnace Co
Holland Furnace. Co
East Ave
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