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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 11, 1928

Page

3

Radio sets on sale at Home Furniture Company exhibit

The Elyria Radio Dealers Association sponsors a display featuring Stewart-Warner, Acme, Crosley and Kolster brands. Sets are praised for precision coils, illuminated dials, metal cabinets, and versatility to fit consoles or wall installations.

Home Furniture Company Stewart-Warner Workte Acme Elyma Adio Dealers’ Association Home Furnitureompany Steart-Warner forkRite Elyria Radio Dealers’ Association Crosley

Crosley Radio Featured At Rislea Supply Exhibit

Radio sets for every purse and purpose are shown by the Crosley Radio Company at Rislea Supply Company's store as part of an exhibition. The display highlights the range of Crosley models and their affordability for different buyers.

Therosley Radio Company Rislea Supply Company Connecon

Kolster Showcases Real Lifelike Reproduction at Local Exhibit

Kolster radios featured in the Elyria Radio Dealers' Association exhibit at A. P. Sauer Music Co. 543 Broad Street. The Kolster Dynamic Reproducer promises clear faithful sound from organ bass to flute treble, with potential use of Kolster cone horn speaker with other sets.

A. PB. Sauer Music Company Elyria Radio Dealers’ Association Kolster

Community Notes From Vincent and Nearby Areas

Vincent and nearby towns share social news including visits, family gatherings, and a funeral. Robert Henson of Clyde and Fred Henson with Mrs. Hattie Standen hosted supper. Mrs. George Ridgeway led a St. Andrew's guild ladies’ meeting. S. G. McIntire, Elyria, brother of C. E. McIntire, has been ill.

Minnie Lewis H. W. Jackson Will Lyon Elyria Kathryn Chambers Grace Haynes Grace Standen Lula Lorain Fannie Reynolds D. A. Myers Ed. McCollum Norwalk C. H. Hare North Carolina G. D. Pickett and Sons Robert Haynes Ellen Ruth D. Monag C. E. McIntire George Friden-stine Murray George Reese Willam Gerald Morris Jack Dickason Wellington

Entertainment by Lorain clergy draws near-century crowd

Nearly a hundred attended an entertainment at the MEB church in Lorain Friday evening featuring Mr. Thomas and Reverend Lyon. They led singing and showed lantern slides, followed by lunch of doughnuts and cocoa served by the committee.

Thomas Lyon Lorain MEB W. H. Jones M. E Myron Kelier J. J. Heckel

Vogue of Lighters Belgrade Protest in Yugoslavia

In Belgrade the Croat Peasant Party led by M Matchek plans a boycott of matches to oppose a government grant of a match monopoly to a Swedish firm. He pledges the party will rely on flint and steel. Construction costs have doubled since 1913.

Belgrade Yugoslavia M. Matchek Croat Peasant Party

Curtis Holder Of Kaw Lands As Allottee

PAWNEE Okla Curtis Holder who would become Vice Presidentelect is Kaw Allottee No 158 He holds restricted Indian lands on the Kaw reservation his land in Section 26 Township 27N Range 4 with oil and gas rights now advertised for sale He chose to keep lands restricted to set an example and preserve proceeds for others

Pawnee Okla Charles Curtis Congress United States Pawnee Indian Agency Curtis Indian Agency Secretary of the Interior

Burglar Nabbed After Try at Doctor's Home

A thief attempting to rob Dr. R. B. Bast’s Kulpmont home left his key-ring with the police, revealing his name and address. He was arrested and $105 recovered. Nearby, workers report the world’s highest dam is under construction on the Gwyhee River along the Oregon Idaho line.

Carl MT. Carmel R. B. Bast Kulpmont Here Gwyhee River Oregon Idaho

Farm Federation Discusses Taxes in Chicago Meeting

The American Farm Bureau Federation closed its tenth annual session in Chicago with talks on tax policy and livestock, tobacco, and cotton sector issues. Speakers included George H. Duncan on rational taxation and James C. Stone urging farmers to fix internal finances before seeking aid. Dc. B. Denman outlined cooperative marketing and a national order buying agency serving 280,000 members across 13 markets, handling 1,500 to 2,000 carloads weekly and totaling about 150 million dollars annually.

Chicago American Farm Bureau Federation George H. Duncan New Hampshire James C. Stone Lexington Burley Tobacco Growers’ Cooperative Association Stone Dc. B. Denman Farmington National Livestock Producers’ Association Denman Producers Association Fort Worth Indianapolis Kansas City Peoria Pittsburgh Sioux City Buffalo Cincinnati Cleveland Detroit

Evansville Markets Highlight Cooperative Reform Impact

Denmay notes Evansville markets handle 5 to 50 percent of volume and that many harmful practices have been corrected. He says the cooperative agency now reduces abuses and speculation, raises prices paid to producers, and lowers marketing costs in several markets.

Evansville Denmay

Shark Diet Revealed From Six Foot Leopard Shark

A Miami taxidermist lists the interior contents of a six foot leopard shark caught by Leon Maxth chef of the Hotel Everglades. The haul includes a porcupine fish two leather sack fish six rabbit feet six chicken legs feathers two pigeons with leg bands seven and eight six anchovies a cowash a hazard fish a sabre fish a toad fish and various unidentified specimens. Capt G L McNeil's Flagwood delivered the catch near Fowley Rock light.

Miami Maxim G. L. McNeil Flagwood Fowley Rock Light

Bread Stops Fleet at Sea in Stockholm Bread Saga

A bakery manager in Stockholm rushed a package of knaekebroed to a sailing fleet after a delivery mix up. He borrowed a racing boat, caught the squadron at sea, waved the bread to halt the ships, and delivered it to the admiral before returning proudly to port.

Stockholm Naal Knasckebroed

Restaurant owner defies bandits with bold yell

In Cal Biggs Chris Comos stood firm as bandits demanded money. His shouted protest prompted the intruders to flee, earning local notice for his calm, dignified defiance.

Chuckle Biggs Chris Comos Chris

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