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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 1930
Page
4
Notices to advertisers and others urge posting ads at The Chroxicle office before nine a m to ensure publication the same day. Ads must arrive by 12 o clock for same day insertion, and all communications should be signed for authenticity. Changes for the weekly are due Tuesday with space allowing.
The passage notes that needless delays occur in court as attorneys fail to aid expediting matters and are not ready when cases are assigned. Litigation drags on, causing expense and sometimes injustice for litigants. It suggests a judicious use of default and dismissal rules to improve conditions.
Mayor Tom defends his administration as not extravagant and claims to have saved Cleveland city funds by $37,000. He argues the city can soon pay its debts with the savings.
The Hon T E Burton is urged to run for Cleveland mayor to defeat Tom L Johnson. His congressional work is praised, yet doubts remain on his willingness. Ohio Republicans would welcome any candidate who could shift Cleveland away from Johnson’s control.
The article notes Governor Nash’s poor condition after months of strain from tax reform and municipal code efforts. It laments the toll on his resources and stresses the hope for a speedy recovery so he may resume duties with vigor.
The Lorain City Council fixed salaries for officials drawing sharp public reaction. Mayor 30, auditor 1200, treasurer 700, solicitor 90, councilmen 190 each, council president 100, board of public service 400 each, board of public safety 50 each, chief of police 300, chief of fire department 3800. Critics say treasurer’s pay and duties are excessive, noting banks handle bookkeeping and bonding costs.
Extensive preparations mark Pittsfield for a two day farmers institute this Friday and Saturday. Speakers include W. D. Warren on potato growing and marketing and G. C. Housekeeper on pests and spraying. Rondebush will cover livestock and farming topics with a mix of novice friendly sessions and discussions.
A French painter Esffaelli inspires a new oil color stick method that allows painting without brush and palette. Over 72 works by 20 artists, including Raffaelli, Steinlen, Besnard, and Cheret, are shown at the Duran dru el gallery. London critics remain divided on the royal road to art and the blend of pastel and oil.
In 1830 the pioneer American railroad era begins as the Baltimore and Ohio opens its line with the Tom Thumb locomotive built by Peter Cooper. A South Carolina line also opens the same year using Best Friend as motive power, marking early railway expansion in the United States.
Tuesday night audience at the Methodist church proved the largest weekday turnout of the revival series. Services grow in power with Rey Miller’s sermons, and eight to ten seekers came forward at the altar while many prayed. Delegations from surrounding towns attend the all day Wednesday meeting and interdenominational participation marks the campaign.
A1 describes a sober married worker ready to start immediately seeking employment. Inquiry at the Cagoniciz office.
The Ideal Instrument costs a little more than the ordinary piano but offers distinct value. If you hear it, you will agree the difference is well worth the extra price.
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