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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 20, 1922
Page
2
A fragmented item notes a public committee in Chicago led by W McCandress seeking to exhibit Noisy Garden at the opera. The text references an older attendee age and a production link to Ecisco TM.
Fragmented court notes show cases settled or dismissed including defendants such as Redington Co and White Metal Co. and individuals like Ellen Park amid property disputes and neglect claims. Unclear surnames and partial names appear for Trembo Czyzik and Zemn Graboske with mentions of guardianship and miscellaneous legal actions.
Fragmented OCR shows lawmakers debating transparency and private exchanges in Washington. A motion seeks to set allocations and clarify relations as discussions continue amid committee decisions and a conference on pacific issues.
Readable items include potatoes tomatoes peppers lemons bananas grapes cranberries mushrooms and other produce. The list mentions quantities and locations in a general market context without clear dates or sellers.
Amherst officials outline a two wing expansion of the public school with a gymnasium, four classrooms, two laboratories, a commercial department, domestic science facilities, a cafeteria, and a moving picture system for noon hours. Bids open March 16 with occupancy targeted next year.
Henrietta Franks, 83, died suddenly at her Amherst home after a heart condition. The report notes her long life in Amherst and local prominence. Separate market briefs show grain, livestock, and Liberty bond quotes across Chicago and Toledo exchanges, with fluctuating futures and cash prices.
New York stocks opened strong with broad demand. Mexican Petroleum rose 1 1 2 to 1382 3 4, Studebaker up 1 4 to 6, Kelly-Springfield up 1 2 to 37 1 2, Baldwin Locomotive 5 8 higher at 106, U G Steel up 5 8 to 91 1 4, Missouri Pacific preferred 1 2 to 50, Cuban American Sugar led with common up 6 9 8 to 2a.
Washington reports show a protest by the American Pyramid Company and its AirNites subsidiary against Henry Ford’s offer to lease and operate government property at Muscle Shoals Alabama before the House Military Affairs Committee.
Real estate notice states International Realty Co transfers lot 40 in Central Division Shefield to John Drotar with a price of 3650. The deal appears in a public registry entry detailing the parties and parcel.
Oberlin Feb 30 The pupils at Prospert 3peel reheoghceeded fm starting the new semester amid orderly conduct. First Grade Vernon Willie, Second Grade Martin Rogers, Third Grade March Kouchtom, Fourth Grade Pat Williams, Mike Yasham, and others listed. Gathering includes Clare, Grace Kageman, Frederick Thrall, Stella Summers, Lawrence Baird.
A speech urges constructive methods and union rights amid factory tensions. The speaker condemns hostile employer tactics, calls for shop committees with real power, and favors State compensation laws to curb unemployment. He singles out railroads as vital and cautions against injunctions.
Oberlin, Feb 24 The manual training department will present its exhibit on Thursday evening Feb 23 from 7 to 9 and Friday Feb 24 from 1 50 to 5 in the Shaw school building. Over 100 in the class have made over 400 pieces this year. The public is cordially invited to attend.
A vintage ad promotes Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a mild alternative to calomel. It claims they cleanse blood and bowels without harsh effects, banish dark tastes and dullness, and improve overall health in a week. Packets priced 15c and 50c.
A long series of special meetings at the Methodist church, led by Pastor Baylin Kirby, culminated with a large Sunday reception of 49 new members and a total offering around $600 for extra expenses. Dr Kirby delivered the closing sermon “And Then Cometh the End,” as attendance remained high through the weekend. The revival drew participants from the church and surrounding community.
Wellington township trustees call a public meeting to discuss dirt road improvements after petitions from residents. Meeting set for Friday at 7 30 in the Mayor's Court room to consider cinders and road progress despite long transport needs.
Fragmentary ad copy urges consulting a druggist for Tantec with a casual sales tone. It lacks clear context or full details other than recommending a druggist purchase.
Arrangements are made by a well known philanthropist to establish a soup kitchen in connection with Associated Charities to ensure no man within the city goes hungry.
The Middleburg Stone Company of Elyria held its annual meeting in the Lorain County Bank and Trust customers room on February 18. Officers elected: President Wilmot V. Metcalf, Vice President Harold M. Metcalf, Treasurer and General Manager Reno F. Massey, Secretary Irving W. Metcalf. The board includes A B Taylor, cashier of the Lorain County Bank. New York report follows on European batter food conditions and mental outlook impacting social and political stability.
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