City Courier Rate Notice in Lorain County Ohio
A fragment notes a local payment or subscription detail in Elyria, Lorain County Ohio. It mentions a weekly rate of 13 cents and a $4.00 amount, indicating a public or municipal pricing context. Details are incomplete but place names and price figures are clear.
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Im City
Elyria
Loratshin
Ohio
President Hoover calls for broad retrenchment to cut costs
President Hoover addressed Congress detailing plans to slash federal spending by about 830 million and reorganize government structures. He urged a balanced budget, no extras in Europe debt, tax reforms, and continued self liquidating public works. He emphasized reforms in banking, farm credit, transportation, and veterans’ benefits while targeting consolidation of agencies. He noted signs of recovery and promised further statements on economic policy.
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Hoover
Congress
Europe
Farm Loan
League of Nations Court
St. Lawrence Seaways
Prosperous Nebraska Farmer Heads Toward Roosevelt Inauguration
A Nebraska farmer with eleven children plans to take his family in four owned cars to meet President-elect Roosevelt at inauguration. The family shares one pocketbook, with all members allowed to check the account. The father says teaching thrift and saving shaped a profitable, trusting home.
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Nebraska
Roosevelt
Sound as a Tool to Burn Corks in Seconds
The American Physical Society reports sound can act as a heat source. A whistle emits a piercing tone that charred corks, burning them in about twenty five seconds. Sound energy converts to heat rapidly, warming halls and prompting scientists to pursue such discoveries to avert future resource exhaustion.
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Scientific Journal of the
American Physical Society
Voices on budgets and debt in Elyria and Lorain County
Jane Bradshaw of 217 Chestnut St argues budgets remain a crisis despite past measures. She cites Elyria city debt of 2.91 million and school debt of 1.0 million as of March 4 1932, and Lorain County real estate tax collections of 5.80 million for 1931. She urges salary cuts and broader tax reforms, praises the School Board, and calls for income taxation of government employees with frank discourse.
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Lorain County
Elyria
Jane Bradshaw
Chestnut St
Hunger Marchers Chronicle at Capital and Births in History
A condensed history page notes Hunger Marchers born at New Bedford died in London on Jan 5 1910. It lists 1841 Michael Cudahy Chicago meat packer born in Ireland died Nov 27 1910 and other Today in History items including Delaware ratifying the Constitution in 1787 and U S declaring war on Austria Hungary in 1917. It also lists today birth dates for William A Irvin John L Harrington Bishop Edwin H Hughes Dr Harold W Fohrt Willa Cather and Cale Young Rice. Also horoscope and school notes plus local social and community notices from Copopa Medina Elyria and Mallet Creek Ohio.
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New Bedford
Mass
London
Michael Cudahy
Chicago
Ireland
Delaware
Marchal Ney
Waterloo
United States
Austria-Hungary
Capitol
White House
Wiliam A. Irvin
United States Steel Corporation
Indiana
John L. Harrington
Kansas City, Mo
Lawrence
Kas
Edwin H. Hughes
Washington, D. C
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Moundsville
W. Va
Harold W. Forht
Municipal University of Wichita
Kanas
Norway
Willa Cather
Winchester
Cale Young Rice
Louisville
Dixon
Anniversaries list of notable figures through history
TODAY S ANNIVERSARIES recalls Mary Queen of Scots born 1542 beheaded 1587 Abigail H Gibbons born 1801 reformer died 1893 Hugh McCulloch born 1808 treasury secretary died 1895 Horace Boies born 1827 governor died 1923 Ira J Chase born 1834 clergyman governor died 1895 George E Church born 1835 engineer explorer writer.
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Mary, Queen of Scots
Mary Stuart
Abigail H. Gibbons
New York
Philadelphia
Hugh McCulloch
Indiana
Treasury
Kennebunk
Maine
Washington
Horace Boies
Aurora
N. Y
Long Beach
Cal
Ira J. Chase
Disciples of Christ
Munroe Co
George E. Church
Erhart visitors and brief social notes in Elyria text
Erhart visitors here include Der Erhart and Rose Wilson of Mallett Creek with Mr and Mrs William Schaffer of Medina and Albert Meyers relatives. Returns home for Mrs Charles Gross after Thanksgiving at Berea. Briefs note visits by Frank Smith and family in Homerville and Elyria, James Bradley and friends in Elyria, Armbrusters in Elyria, and others at the Columbia Ballroom in Copopa.
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H. M. Dowdell
Medina
John Gravenstetter
Marguerite
Mr. Stroup
Mrs. Stoup
Mr. Stoup
Gust Hetky
Cleveland
Albert Gross
Gilbert
Mallett Creek
Jd. A. Hamm and
Norace
Elyria
Lucile Gross
Norman Derick
Valley City
Columbia Ballroom
Copopa
Frank Smith
Charles Gross
Theodore Haury
Corwin Meyer
Virginia
Staysnick
Grafton
Miss Staysnick
Texas
California
J. G. Haury
Bernadine
Erhart
Der
John Neufield
Rose Wilson
William Schaffner
Albert Meyer
Edward Partlaw
Berea. O
Raymond Smith
Jo Ann
Homerville
Frank Stevens
Helen
Dorothy
Mary Eilien
James T. Bradley
George Bradley
Paul Busick
Robert Busick
J. A. Hamm
Horace
Fred Armbruster
Norvin Meyer
Oswald Meyer
Karl Fiest
Valeria Krosen
Guy Armbruster
Cleo
Chippewa, Lake, O
Nelson Armbruster
East Canton
Carl Hoover
Nelson Gross
Betty Flanery
Litchfield
John Dowdell
Bay Village
Purcell Meyer
Funeral for Columbia relative attended by Goodman kin
Miss Ethel Smith joined J. A. Hamm and son Horace to attend the funeral of Phila N. Goodman on Sunday at 2 30 pm December 4. Friends and relatives were shocked by her sudden death after a brief illness of six days.
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Columbia
Ethel Smith
J. A. Hamm
Horace
Phila N. Goodman
Salient Jumbles and Jokes Fill This Local Page
A collage of quips, jokes, and light anecdotes from The Shent Observer blends humorous one liners with social snippets. It features playful exchanges about women and salads, simple dating wit, pet prices at kennels, and a few stern notes on aging and youth, plus local notices on residents and dinner guests.
Visitors and social notes fill Belden region history
Sunday activities feature Dean Regal of Spencer visiting the Gross home, multiple attendance at St Martin's Lutheran and a Valley City church service, and numerous locals gathering at East Canton and Belden households. Mike Stoup was rushed to Cleveland Hospital. community hopes for recovery. Local basketball crowds pack Belden School gym for Friday games against South Amherst, reflecting strong season support.
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Bt. Mertin
Dean Regal
Spencer
Albert Gross
Emer Regal
Rollin
George Gross
Nelson
Valley City
Orville Henry
Medina
George Heury
Louis Nilges
Leo Nilgee
St. Martin's Church
Horace J. Humm
Ethel Smith
Ivan Smith
Seater
Raymond Smith
Jo Ann
Homerville
David Henry
Lavile Wiss
Belden
Fred Armbruster
Nelson Armbruster
South Amherst
Local Socials and Junior Events Highlight Sheffield Notes
Sheffield and area residents exchange visits with neighbors and kin amid weekend gatherings. Basketball plans loom as Brookside prepares to face Eaton on Friday. A Beginners Meeting for the Home Account project is set for Saturday at the Elyria Sayings and Trust Bank Director's Room.
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Sheffield
H. C. Chambers
Richard Guetoere
East Avenue
Alta Myers
Gurney Aldruss
North Olmstead
Neva Carrick
Ruth Johnson
Clyde Haynes
H.C. Chambers
Ford Road
Willard Craft
Otto Keisler
Shawville
Henry Jackson
Gome
Brookside
Eaton
Ruth John
Arthur Zacharias
River Road
Archie Haynes
West River Road
Arthur Whiton
Amherst
P. L. Chambers
Elyria Sayings and Trust Building
Fortified Oil Field Fortress Stirs Texas Authorities
In Austin Texas UPI reports a concrete fortress known as the Fortress of Galdewater guards an oil well in Heat Texas. Officials seek razing to allow state rail road commission inspectors to gauge flow amid fears of overproduction. Gov Sterling has deployed national guardsmen and Texas Rangers to restore order as disputes flare among producers.
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Austin
Tex
UPI
Texas
Galdewater
James V. Allred
State Railroad Commission
Gov. Ross
Sterling
National Guardsmen
Texas Rangers
Pennsylvania cuts deficit via motorcycle mail run
Harrisburg officials report a state government motorcycle messenger service between Harrisburg and Philadelphia saves money. In the first week it cut costs by 100 dollars and is expected to save about 300 dollars monthly, with expenses of 215 dollars. The rider carries Philadelphia mail to Harrisburg each night and returns with state mail each morning. Governor Pinchot notes small savings add up as the state teams strive for efficiency.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Philadelphia Mail
State Mail
Pinchot
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