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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1920
Page
3
The page lists the Elyria Ohio Chronicle Telegram masthead details with office addresses and contact numbers, rates, and AP association rights. It notes New York and Chicago offices and the national advertising representative, detailing republication rights and disclaimers.
In January Cleveland faced rising crime as officials debated Mayor Davis leaving to campaign for governor. The editorial questions liberty and justice amid strikes and jailings, warning on the potential impact of his absence on Ohio's record and public safety.
A fragment notes ongoing Senate talk on a peace treaty with many speeches and drafts recycled. The author compares the process to a 27 course meal where every course is the same, and an old Indian remark echoes the excessive chatter in Washington.
Young Citizens and The Tax Assessor by R. S. Alexander presents an October 1920 style lesson on taxes explaining property and income taxes, what assessors do, how tax rates are set, and why taxation funds government services. The piece closes with notes on local community figures and events from Columbus and Elyria.
An article on celestial navigation titled The Lighthouse of the Sky explains the North Star as a steadfast beacon guiding outdoor boys and girls. It describes the Big Dipper and Little Dipper as pointers, how to locate the North Star, and notes the stars’ positions vary with time while the North Star remains fixed.
Dispatches discuss Senator Newberry's legal allowance of money in a 48 hour period and whether the spending limit applied per day or for the entire campaign. The text also mentions straw hats bought in Lorain and comments on Allied treaty reservations and Britain’s objections.
Incomplete OCR fragment references church memorials and services. Mentions names like Bellevic and possible dates or places, but lacks coherent details for a precise item.
Brownhelm residents report a couple mark sixty two years of marriage with family guests and a touched by memory celebration. Local mentions include Mrs Tani Schis Ber and Mrs Teabody noting events as neighbors reflect on long union and community ties.
The article profiles Roger H. Tyndall of Indianapolis, a long military career from Battery A Indiana National Guard through the 42nd Rainbow Division in France, detailing his enlistment in 1898, service during World War I, and retirement in 1919. It also notes church society events and local social notices.
The annual meeting of the Ighton Farmers' Merger company was held in the Brighton town hall on Wednesday with large stockholder attendance. Huntley of the Central Fire Supply Co. and Mr Tann were present and licensed the meeting. Three directors were elected for three years: J T Andrews, M Lee, and CC B Tfarris. Reports showed business satisfactory for the months since inception.
ABE MARTIN reports on local comings and goings including a locate for Artie Smell in Ottumwa Iowa and Ike Sales returning from a contractor convention. The piece lists visiting Indies from out of town and various hosting families, children guests, and health updates among Wellington Cleveland and surrounding households.
In South Amherst on February 4 Mr and Mrs Gall on Middle Ridge woke to a sleigh of callers at midnight. The group enjoyed warm hospitality into the morning. A junior Amherst High School chef led a late night sleighing trip with chaperones Mess Willet and Juss Stenelnl. They visited the Mer the home and dined, with Miss Dielen Merthe noted as a popular dinner class member. Families of Louis Merchant Hents Nickel Richard Tenthard and John Lerhard were entertained at Mrs Elizabeth Nickel’s Quarry Street home Saturday night.
Columbus Ohio Feb 4. Ohio State University offers courses in 49 departments with a corps of professors and instructors.
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