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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1920
Page
4
Baruch proposes a nonrehensive plan to help farmers confront market fates. A report to the Hasna state board of agriculture suggests building warehouses at key agricultural points where farmers can store produce during downturns and receive receipts usable for credit.
A grand reception at the Town Hall marked Rev. Father Trapp’s transfer to Cleveland for broader work. Ridgeville residents, including Mrs. Letz and her children, hosted and shared memories of his progressive views and friendly engagements with Gil.
A 22 1 2 percent wage reduction for ten mills in New Zealand and New York state was forecast after a textile manufacturers conference. About 75 percent of the industry in this region, producing cotton and woolen goods, was represented, with a total employment around 300,000.
An advertised patent remedy touts Aspironal as a rapid cure for colds and flu, endorsed by labs and authorities and claimed to outperform other tonics. It urges readers to buy at drug stores, use specific measures with water, and try the product for immediate relief.
Chief of Police Staurkard and two youths enjoyed a rabbit hunt in Medina County yesterday. Hounds chased rabbits while field dogs followed the trail, providing amusement as the hunt continued over Sunday.
An excavation along Pr Lake shore in Lelanaw County uncovered bones believed to be from a large elk. The unearthed remains include a narrow skull and large leg bones, suggesting a substantial animal. Local observers note the find could shed light on prehistoric fauna in the Traverse City region.
The 1919 dairy product output in North Dakota rose due to a state livestock law that aids farmers. Dairy co operatives gain $1,000 loans for cow purchases, repayable over five to ten years, with growth tied to cooperative purchasing and county loan sales. Dr. John H Worst cites milk cows as a profitable, stable community asset amid rising prices.
The Columbus Housewives Association will petition city council to pass an ordinance establishing a standard loaf size. The proposal, modeled after Toledo and supported by education leaders, would require bakers to sell loaves of one pound one and a half pounds or multiples of a half pound. The Roosevelt Memorial Committee continues its site selection work in Washington.
An unclear OCR fragment references national capitol, a president, and a possible political topic. Details are unreadable, names and events cannot be confirmed.
Woman from 404 Washington Street testifies that Deeler Pierce’s remedies provided quick relief for her laware trouble. She followed local treatments and the Favorite Prescription helped her recover without recurrence. She uses the Pleasant Pellets and other tonics when needed with consistent results.
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