Radio strides show U S lead in amateur, broadcasting growth
United States radio progress is highlighted by Commerce Department figures. In 1927 there were 26,814 transmitting stations in the U S and 13,821 abroad. Amateurs, numbering 15,926 in the U S, drove much of the development and set records in transmitting and receiving. Public enthusiasm grew with national broadcasts, shaping a vast audience and industry.
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Washington
United States
Radio Division
Commerce Department
Americas
America
Herve
Rete cenagede ae eighteen fifty price note
A garbled note lists prices with straws and beverages. It mentions amounts like eighteen fifty and nine dollars, though the exact items and context are unclear. The fragment suggests a price list or receipt snippet without full details.
Dr F M Sponseller Advertisement in Elyria Block
Dr F M Sponseller advertises medical service at 303 369 Elyria Block Elyria Ohio offering treatment for piles fissure and fistula without loss of time from work with evening hours Tuesday from 6 to 8 and 1 30 to 4 00 p m listed.
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F. M. Sponseller
Elyria
Boers
Ontario’s rural electrification boosts farmer power use
Ontario’s Hydro and the 1929 grants act spurred a rural electrification program. A government supervised cooperative power commission funds 50 percent of main lines and local transformers, while farmers cover wiring and installation costs. District lines reach ten miles, with contracts from three customers per wire. Rates for farm and domestic use are low, around 3 cents per kilowatt hour with a monthly service charge, and consumption has risen as more farms connect.
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Hydro
Ontario
Amoun
Power Commission
Ouawa
United States
States
How Things Lock To THE FARMER By O M Kile
Ottawa based report notes over 3300 rural electric lines in Ontario extending in four to five years. Power Commission aims to deliver real electric light and power service to farmers, not merely casual extensions. Frederick A. Gsler states rural service is a structured expansion along major highways near cities.
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Ottawa
Canada
Ente
Frederick 4A
Ontario
Lerze
Nine points listed for use of farmer
Rural economists at a State university outline nine key considerations for Ohio farmers as they shift from producer to seller this fall. C R Arnold cites crop reports predicting a larger than average ec crop, fewer barns, and a record oats crop, shaping marketing and production decisions for the coming season.
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Ohio
C. R. Arnold
Nurite relief promise for rheumatism sold locally
An old ad touts Nurite as a quick cure for rheumatism neuritis neuralgia sciatica and lumbago claiming the product stops pain within days. It promises a money back guarantee and urges purchase of two or three doses with a 93 cent price at Muir's Cut Rate 413 Broad.
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Thosa
Nurito
Muir
Ohio Farmers See Rising Prospects For Corn And Crops
Mr. Arnold reports improved crop conditions across Ohio and the United States. Corn outlook improved with a large national crop projected at just over 3 million bushels, while Ohio faces 146 million bushels, above last year and the five year average. Oats production in Ohio may reach 200 million bushels, with other fruits and crops varying nationally.
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United States
Ohio
Arnold
United States Department of Agriculture
Agricultural outlook and barley crop prospects across the United States
The report projects a U S barley crop about double the average with a 22 percent gain from last year and 7 percent above the five year average. Barley acreage surge could make U S barley the largest in history, while Ohio barley might be four times the average and double last year. Hay prospects in Ohio show a 23 percent below average production with a 30 percent shortfall from last year, suggesting hay could be higher overall.
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Oho
Exstire
United States
Ohio
Prehistoric Flint Mining Site Reveals Human Remains Near Worthine
A historic report notes a large chiseled rock house with vast rooms and fireplaces at Blakpateh near Worthine England. Skilled workers spent nearly a year scraping interiors while uncovering human skeletons tied to a late Stone Age settlement.
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Cludes
Warnust
Ben
Blakpateh
Worthine
England
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