Foreign Advertising Representatives Listing
Advertising representation addresses include John W. Cullen Company Chicago Michigan Ave New York 601 Biue Ave Detroit General Motors Bldg with multiple city offices listed for agency coordination. The compact notice outlines contact points for foreign advertising inquiries across major markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Cullen Company
Chicago
Michigan Ave
New York
Detroit
General Motors
Idaho Returns to Primary System in Nomination Process
Voters blame agitation in several states yet Idaho adopts a primary law signed by Governor Ross extending the system to US Senate nominations. The piece notes Borah’s stance against conventions, Idaho party regulars, and reflects on machine control, voter power, and the tension between bosses and the rank and file.
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Idaho
Ross
United States
Borah
New York State
Delaware
Rhode Island
Connecticut
Utah
Rolio
Growing Postal Deficit Prompts Possible Commission Study
The post office faces a feared $150 million deficit next year with $30 million from subsidies and $100 million from underpriced services. Since 1910 the gap has widened from $6 million to last year’s $91.7 million, prompting talk of economies, rate hikes, or curtailing subsidies while supporting air and ocean transport. A Washington response is anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Post Office Department
Hoover
Department
Congress
Washington
Theodore Roosevelt lauded by Panamans as a patron saint
Panamanian reverence for Theodore Roosevelt is shown in monuments and national celebrations. The article notes his role in Panama’s independence from Colombia, the canal project, and the 1903 intervention seen as imperialist by critics. It cites $25,000,000 compensation as Congress honors Colombia.
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Theodore Roosevelt
Panama
Roosevelt
Colombia
Congress
United States
Sam
Grand Canyon Of America And Local Meetings
Sunday morning events include Percy Chambers and a gathering at Deforest Monegan's home at 10 o'clock. Howard Carrick and George Chambers visited Wayne and Harry Jackson Sunday afternoon. Schools closed Monday for Washington's Birthday with a holiday for pupils. Elyria Township Trustees supplied one car load of cinders for Burns cross road. Arthur Zacharias hosted Brookside teachers at a sugar party in Litchfield. Brookside School boys basketball to compete in Elyria High Gym tournament Feb 20 27 28. Edna and Saran Raeve of Lorain visited cousins Percy Chambers and family. Junior orchestra practiced at Howard Carrick home. Echo club canceled for Thursday due to basketball tournament in Elyria. Mrs. Herbert Krieble under doctor care. Walter Day of Kent visited family over weekend. Henry Jackson to Cleveland Clinic for operation. J Crompp notified of his father's death in Logansport Indiana. Dromon family left for that place. Cupid Loafs At Walesby notes a wedding lull in 1929-30.
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Percy Chambers
Deforest Monegan
Howard Carrick
George Chambers
Wayne
Harry Jackson
Washington
Elyria Township
Burns Cross
Abbey Road
Case Road
Arthur Zacharias
Brookside School
Litchfield
Zacharias
Brookside
Elyria High School
Edna
Saran Raeve
Lorain
Neva. Carrick
Ed Brown
Jioward
Neva Carrick
Echo Club
Hlyria
Herbert Krieble
Walter Day
Kent
Win
Henry Jackson
Cleveland
Jackson
Cleveland Clinic
J. Crompp
Logansport
Notable anniversaries of historic figures
Today's anniversaries recall Victor Hugo born 1802 and died 1885, John G Nicolay born 1832 and died 1901, Camille Flammarion born 1842 and died 1925, William F Cody Buffalo Bill born 1845 and died 1917, and Thomas W Lawson born 1857 and died 1925, with brief notes on their roles and lifespans.
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Victor Hugo
John G. Nicolay
Lincoln
Bavaria
Washington, D. C
Camille Flammarion
Mied
William Frederick Cody
Buffalo Bill
Scott Co
Denver
Thomas W. Lawson
Boston
On This Day In History And Births
Highlights from history include Napoleon’s Elba escape in 1815 and the 15th Amendment passage in 1869. Notable births feature Arthur Stringer, Dr Charles M. Sheldon and other prominent figures across Canada and the United States.
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Napoleon
Elba
Congress
France
Prussia
United States
Chicago
Fort Douamont
Verdun
Binkley Announces Campaign Slogan A Full Gasoline Tank
Tell Binkley plans a spring bid for office and proclaims the slogan A Full Gasoline Tank. The note hints at ambitious starts and rapid progress, suggesting a strategy of rising to the top.
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Tell Binkley
Hisself
Astrology Note on a Writer’s Traits and Focus
A brief horoscope describes a writer born 18 years ago as highly intelligent with a patient research bent yet a restless mind prone to diversions. It advises cultivating concentration and careful weighing of schemes before action and notes a self centered tendency in property matters.
Wellington Tea Party and Local Club Gatherings
Mrs Charles Sheldon hosted ten friends for a Tuesday afternoon tea at her Wellington home with sewing and recipe exchanges as diversions. Desert Bridge club members met at Mrs C A Gott's house with Mrs John Wight as guest. Homebuilders class of the Methodist Sunday School held a social at Harold Whiteside's home with contests games a brief meeting and refreshments.
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Wellington
Charles Sheldon
Desert Bridge Club
C A. Gott
John Wight
Methodist Sunday School
Harold Whiteside
Entertainers for Eastern Stars Social Evening
The Eastern Stars officers entertain Past Matrons and Patrons at a social meeting in the Masonic hall this evening. Ladies of Oberlin Eastern Star present the program. The item reflects a small-town social note with several residents and visitors listed in brief updates.
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The
Eastern Stars
Masonic Hall
Oberlin Eastern Star
Ashland visitor attends Gulf Road school dance
Miss Alice Belle Crompp of Ashland spent the weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs Walter Brown and sister from Cleveland and attended the Gulf Road school dance Friday evening. Mr and Mrs Henry Jackson and daughters of Ford Road visited Mr and Mrs Charles Jackson of Wake Man Sunday afternoon. Frank Jackson returned with them after a few days there. Mr and Mrs Kenneth Smith of Lake Avenue visited at the home of Mr and Mrs Clarence Smith on Gulf Road Sunday. Mr and Mrs Archie Haynes and
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William Long
South Mill Street
Mansfield
O. D. Mitchell
Ashland
Elm Street
W. H. Pomeroy
Oberlin
Frank Curtice
Sheffield
Alice Belle Crompp
Walter Brown
Cleveland
Gulf Road School
Henry Jackson
Ford Road
Charles Jackson
Wakeman
Frank Jackson
Kenneth Smith
Lake Avenue
Clarence Smith
Gulf Road
Archie Haynes
North Ridge Sunday School Guests At Chambers Home
John Wilson of Lorain Roy Harpster of Akron and Sylvia Wilson of La Porte were guests of Mr and Mrs Harvey Chambers along with sons visiting Sunday. The North Ridge Sunday school met at the Chambers home.
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H C. Chambers
John Wilson
Lorain
Roy Harpster
Akron
Sylvia Wilson
la Porte
Harvey Chambers
North Ridge
Three yolks in egg tarbert in Argyllshire Wales
A local report notes an unusual egg laid by a hen in Tarbert Argyllshire Wales containing three yolks. The bird had previously laid two double yolk eggs, an exceptional occurrence for poultry observers.
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Tarbert
Argyllshire
Wales
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Chronicle-Telegram
Audit Bureau of
Elyria
Ohio
Lorala County Printing & Publishing Company
Hudnutt
State of
J. Clare George
Grand Canyon of America
Indiana
Dromon Land Son
That
Place
Cupid
Walesby
Lincolnshire
Eng
Arthur Stringer
London
Ontario
Canada
Charles M. Sheldon
Wellsville
Benjamin S. Winchester
Council of Churches of Christ In America
Bridgport
Godfrey L. Cabot
L Warrington Baldwin
Missouri Pacific Railroad
Waterbury
Ralph P. Merritt
University of California
Tio Vista
Cal
John G. Murray
Portland
Mains
Conn
George M. Rommel
Savannah
Mt. Pleasant
Iawa
Coningsby Dawson
Desert Bridge
Western Reserve Finance
Turner
Byrol
Sakai
Ridgeville Center
OUR Fish Department
Harry Pollack
West River St
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