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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1919
Page
9
CATTLE receipts 250 calves 200 with choice steers around 18 to 20 dollars. SHEEP AND LAMBS receipts 60 with choice lambs at 15.50. Mixed, drama and heavies priced around 18.35, roughs about 10. TOLEDO and CLEVELAND reports include corn and hogs pricing, with July December May figures and various per cent marks.
An old advertisement promotes Pepto Mangan as a health aid claiming low blood causes cold hands and low vitality. It urges readers to seek Pepto Mangan in liquid or tablet form and to insist on the Gude’s label to ensure authenticity.
Amherst notes 16 December reports the Down Piene family welcoming Nuxine the ten week old daughter. church and social events fill the week with entertainments by Clanners society and Mothers Circle. Also mentions local auctions, dinners, fundraising, and tax mill rates across county and local funds.
A garbled OCR listing mentions dates, prices, and dollar amounts with several unclear item names. It includes references to Clover Beed and other near illegible terms, alongside random monetary figures such as 1.52 1-8 and 1.82 and dates like Feb. 00.96.
Fragmented notes describe a 2 40 pm meeting start time and community concerns. Mentions Harold Lewis Heses visiting Cleveland, a hospital voter, funerals in Cleveland, and local residents awaiting events, with Penfield school mothers planning aid to children and a dinner plan at Lee.
The readable text mentions Mrs Leslie Thunksaiyi Lee of Amherst and her family, noting a family event or obituary style notice. Other fragments reference Vermilion and various names, suggesting a community notices page with personal names and relationships.
In Grafton on December 10 Miss Ida Racine returned to Fort Wayne after visiting her niece Mrs Welter Baker. A social reception at the M E church drew fifty four attendees with refreshments. The pastor and wife received substantial provisions for winter. The W C T U will meet at Mrs Harry Steffens home on Thursday December 11 for an all day meeting. Mrs Fred Craging and
Sixteen Belden ladies gathered at Mrs. George Porrer’s home with Ming Wands Pryluska of Columbus demonstrating care for the sick. The Home Makers Club met at Mrs. A M Ewers for a talk on contagious diseases with twenty three ladies present. The Grafton Grange announces its next meeting Thursday evening December 18 with eleven candidates to receive third and fourth degrees. drill team to perform and refreshments served.
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