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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1926
Page
16
Vacant corner house listing shows a split room with decorated white kitchen, water heater, warm water, private entrance, and hardwood floors. The ad notes strict modernization and a price to settle, with trade or reuse options and contact Wolf at 352 bath etc.
A legal notice fragment shows a sale directive with terms specified and a reserved value. It mentions residents and parcels, dated events, and community notices including travel and holiday programs. The readable text also lists names and dates tied to local residents and church activities.
A speech by Shirley W. Allen of the American Forestry Association urged forestry steps for wild life protection. He criticized dollar-driven policy and urged private landowners to improve scrub and brush for food, reduce irrigation drainage, and erect dikes. Dr E W Nutson noted that drying waters threaten 250 miles of wildfowl habitat along San Joaquin and Buena Vista regions, calling for habitat restoration.
Moore and Burton Arick attended a cheer banquet at the Church of Christ in Melvin. Burton Arick is the Litchfield cheer leader. The Belden talent group performed Safety First. Jildred Fahrian, bedridden, is ill. Marie Streett returned home from Baltimore to spend the holidays. The Eastern Star chapter held its annual charity event on December 16 with a program and gifts.
Victoria B C December 20. Canada plans to use airplanes to patrol rich northern Pacific fisheries against poachers at the start of next year. A $100,000 appropriation will be submitted to Parliament. Surface patrols were cut this year, but the government agrees air surveillance offers the best protection near Alaskan waters.
A tale recalls a hunter recounting a terrifying night in Africa. He forgot his gun and faced a lion, a rhinoceros, a tiger, a bear, and a mass of assorted dangers while hiding in a tree, as his audience demands the outcome. The hunter then proclaims he could have been killed.
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