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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1926
Page
2
A small flock of red birds found in a snow bank near Bishop yard are being cared for by Mr. and Mrs. shop. They were picked up in the Bishop yard and brought to a warm cozy cage where the canaries and cardinals receive care.
Detroit reports a landmark 1926 production surge with 3,420,590 automobiles to be produced from January 1 to year end. The 1926 output outpaces 1916 figures by Detroit factories, boosting the city’s status as Motor Capital and signaling strong global demand for American cars.
Countries will be manufactured here and a small rise in sales abroad boost production in Detroit. The export of automobiles and trucks, either fully assembled or in chassis, rose about six percent from the previous year. 1825 saw the strongest value yet offered to the public, with 1926 projected to build on that success as expansion plans aim to increase capacity and market share.
A Columbus meeting of state police committee members and Ohio Chamber of Commerce officials outlined a legislative program. Representatives including A. Caton and Farnsworth stated the plan will be presented to legislators in January to reflect state business interests.
The Rumane Society Shelter reports growth over the past year with funds raised for animal care, including 1995 cages used, 140 children aided, and inspections of horses and other animals. Secretary Charles M. Farrar notes 11 men and seven cars supported operations, a $2000 deficit occurred, and an active gun and sling shot control campaign is urged as vandalism damages parks.
London authorities weigh a comprehensive traffic plan uniting rabbu tramways and underground lines from Great Northern and Piccadilly tube networks. A Wood Green extension from Finsbury Park faces funding limits, prompting a pooling scheme to speed busier routes and future expansions. A noted speed claim accompanies a Potsdam motor boat trial.
Editorial figures J Moyer of Fortinson Wis Hoard's Dairyman and C J Blackman of Columbus Ohio State University dairy specialist will speak at Defiance. The event focuses on dairy industry issues and academic insights for local dairymen.
A Commerce Department briefing by the National Conference on Street and Highway Safety shows rising dangers in 1925. It notes one automobile fatality per 23 registered machines and over 21,630 road deaths from motor vehicle accidents, plus 26,828 railroad and other incidents. Vehicle registrations reached 19,054,240.
Washington reports Americas Commercial Attache Fred Todd says Cuban business is improving as sugar prices rise after a hurricane. Banks curb credit to prevent overbuying while producers wait for lasting gains. November sugar reached six cents per pound with dealers hopeful of staying above that level, amid speculation on four cent prices and overall inflation risk.
Sulyrus Chamber of Commerce elects officers at its annual meeting with Dee Walther as president. Charles Michael Franks Han Sideat is named vice president. Edward Edwards serves as secretary and William Blieke as treasurer.
River Road Aairs A Speeley and Mrs Frank Destand with Mr and Mrs Butter of CieveinaG spent Saturday and Sunday with Mr and Geo Dear and family. Alva Sceler and family celebrated Christmas with twenty relatives. Burt Yaleg and tenants moved into the tenant house. Owler family of La Grange hosted John Mohier family Sunday. Kingsburg family of Cleveland visited. Medias residents Mrs Tears hosted. J R Speler and Ira Swarts visited Cleveland. W Jungeberg family spent Friday in Beres. Charles Seeley of Sandisk and R E Chambers of Elyvia visited A Seeley.
The Elyria and Lorain Window Cleaning Co promotes reliable building upkeep with services including window washing and ceiling care. Contact at 2 Elyria Buck, phone 2800, for specialized cleaning and glazing work completed by Jasiter Service.
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