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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1923
Page
6
A vivid note describes a show with a ringmaster guiding a display of animals including monkeys dogs and others. The article highlights the variety of stunts performed by the animal acts and clowns drawing a crowd to the window display.
Miss Margaret Markley of Emporia Kansas runs the Markley Dating Agency pairing timid co-eds with bashful suitors at a nominal fee. She operates the service single-handedly arranging dates for clients seeking companionship.
Robert A. Cooper of the Farm Loan Board says improvements are general across the United States. He notes hopeful signs from bank presidents and farm groups that diversified crops and cooperative farming will support agricultural prosperity.
In Edina on December 19 Mrs Hat widow of Rev Rabon died after a heart attack at noon Thanksgiving. A string of items mentions farm series in Lafayette and a new plant project costing 109 dollars. Community actions include Kiwanis and Knights meetings with officers Carver Moore Bigelow Roblin Hen treasurer.
Fragmentary OCR text shows scattered numbers and words unrelated to a coherent event. No clear persons, organizations, places, dates, or outcomes are readable enough to summarize into a news item.
Irregular open trading saw fractional changes across many issues. Steel and related metals slid while rail and oil stocks showed scattered gains. overall market prices varied with several major names posting small losses and others small advances.
Edward M. Frye a Oklahoma Senate member and Walton impeachment leader was seen en route to the White House to aid President Coolidge's campaign. The article notes Frye’s expected influential role as he visits Washington.
A W Birch 45, hotel owner in Marlow Oklahoma, died saving his black porter Robert Jernigan during a mob siege on a hotel. Jernigan was fatally wounded by a mob bullet. Officials investigate to identify mob members and motive for the assault.
G D Bush scores with prize-winning birds at Chicago Coliseum after earlier success at Cleveland show where he earned two firsts one third and a fifth in five categories. He consistently records top results wherever he shows his buff leghorns.
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