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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 1924
Page
2
Ford Motor Co offers sedan prices from 200 to 375, coupes from 200 to 375, roadsters from 50 to 204, touring cars from 3 to 20, and trucks from 100 to 175. Terms available by phone 2322, with many models open evenings.
Local visits include Mise Blanche Kintor of Cleveland staying with Mrs. L B Daniels and others at Dr W C Park home. Frequent hospital stays, nurse training, funerals, and social events mark a week with Grange meeting set for Feb 7 and a Valentine box social planned for Feb 14.
Yearly officers elected include President Mrs. B A Kelley and treasurer Mrs. W E Baker. Talks on Americanism by Mrs. Smith and on balloting by Mrs. Hil. Next meeting at Mrs. Guy Durkee’s Feb 27, 1924. AlsoGrefton PTA held Jan 28 planning a hangar event and Feb 14 program at the school with pupil readings and talks on vocations.
Thomas W. Gregory former attorney general under President Wilson returns to Washington from Texas to assist in naval seizure cases with Sag A. Strawn of Chicago as special counsel. He has a long Texas and Virginia education and served in Wilson's cabinet until 1919.
A Chronicle Telegram column requests readers to contribute an aid item list for a local relief effort. The piece urges timely donations of essentials and mentions coordinating through the newspaper’s office to support community needs.
A tense scene unfolds around a telephone call to Mrs Teer as Dicky brings news of William mortally wounded and Elizabeth in danger. The narrator learns Elizabeth must travel with Harriet to reach the children, while the mother’s condition remains fragile.
Farmers report profitable corn years with rising prices and steady demand. Analysts note 1923 supply near 8.11 billion bushels, a 1 percent rise from 1922, while carryover remains normal and the market trends upward toward a likely 1924 surplus.
Dr W B Bell of the United States Biological Survey explains that farmers must understand chemistry to combat pests and diseases in crops and livestock. The article notes a demonstration in Arizona using strychnine and other chemicals for pest extermination, and lists numerous sprays and treatments including formaldehyde and arsenate compounds.
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