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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 26, 1927

Page

6

Oil shale prospect looms large in Colorado

Denver dispatch details vast Colorado shale regions near Grand Junction and DeBeque with potential to yield 50 to 80 billion gallons of oil, plus fertilizer by products. Government and private plants study commercial shale to oil conversion amid debates on cost and feasibility. Other notes cover dust elimination in Sweden and shale-derived gas heating uses.

Denver Colo Rocky Ranges Torado Wyoming Utah Ois United States Rulison Cou Mes West Colorado Victor C. Alderson Furmor Colorado 1091 United Riday Chronicle-Telegram IV Cleveland Harvey Lipstrae Willoughby Franka Albright Lisbon Loretta Youngless Amherst Cefn Grand Junction Slater Mia Henry Schmitz DeBeque Palisades Scotland DesBeque

Gas piping aids operation at plants and camps

Gases are retained and piped to power plants to supply energy for operation of tram e and camp machinery, ensuring continued function of the facilities.

Local Residents Attend Weddings and Visits in Oberlin Area

North Russia residents and nearby families share visits across Elyria Amherst and Oberlin. Reports detail multiple gatherings at Albright, Berg, and Schmitz households, attendance at the Wellington Fair, and the wedding of Twila Albright to DeForest Pratt in Oberlin with Frank Stark and families noted.

Carl Berg Clarence Haugh Elyria Donald Albright Frank Amherst Ed Berg Charles Lipstrue North Russia Ella Fowl West Ridge Rev. Fowl Massachusetts Charles Hasenflue Ed Henson Nash Fred Berg Henry Sandrock Cleveland Albert Barckert Clarence Albright’s Charles Gibson Needle Guild Charles Hasenfine Frank Hasentfiue Lapp Mary Lattimann Henrietta Eleanor Berg Winfield Nash Chestnut Ridge Ray Gibson Pontiac Mich Kate Gibson John Youngless William Youngless Henry Schmitz William Schubert Ben Schubert Pittsfield Stangs South Ridge Henry Gandrock Ed. Schramm Clarence Albright Harry Gibson Farm Women's Club Ford Oberlin Wellington Charles Griffin Donald Clyde Bartlett Simeon Nash Chester Nash Frank Schramm Clara Squire Erle Mahlke Will Berg Kate Gentes Marjory Gentes Lorain Id. Berg’s James Youngless Twila Albright DeForest Pratt Cincinnati Frank Stark Fred Stark

Fragmented Local Item With Readable Fragments

A damaged newspaper fragment provides partial details about a local matter with readable bits mentioning action and officials. The text lacks full context and dates but preserves a few names and positions from the original report.

Swedish Engineer’s Sulphite Roadbed Moisture Claim

Robert Karlberg of Norrkoep ing introduces a sulphite composition that preserves roadbed moisture in heat. Stockholm street department uses 356 tons of sulphite lye yearly. In Leeds three sisters give birth to babies on the same day. The Washington conference 1919 sets a 14 year minimum employment age adopted by fifteen nations.

Stockholm Robert Karlberg Norrkoeping Leeds Eng Ruth Shields Mary Fraser Caroline Landon

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