Amusement Park Planned by Elyria Group
Grayhill of Park Co announces a new Amusement Park project starting next Monday. Carpenters and laborers will prepare for attractions including merry rose swings giant roller devices a 32000 lion and tennis courts. A grand pavilion race track and roads will connect, with a goal to open in May led by Elyria business men acting as directors and manager Markel.
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Grayhill
Ark
Es Park Co
Matiner Az
Elyria
man@er
Lut Park
Seranl
Pol Markel
Weather notes snow expected next week across Great Lakes region
The dispatch from Feb 28 reports snow likely in the Great Lakes area as the week begins with fluctuating temperatures. A colder trend is anticipated with below freezing conditions in parts of the system.
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Slocinlag
Mtsi
Great Lakes
Re House on East Ave opens tire service shop
A new tire and repair shop opens at 45 East Avenue NE. William C. oversees repairs with Gordon tires as local agent. Mr Kuhn will handle audits and the venture aims to rapidly grow the business amid tire and oil supply needs.
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East Avenue
William C
Kuhn
Gordon
Milks Emulsion Promises Health Boosts and Quick Relief
An advertisement-like fragment promotes Milks Emulsion as a remedy for asthma and general weakness. It touts rapid improvement, palatable spooned form, and notes several bottles used over months with claims of restored strength and energy. The copy emphasizes ease of use and affordability with a claimed price.
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W. Baker
Elopement Sparks Indian Ward Dispute In Oklahoma Couple
Jackson Barnett the wealthy Oklahoma figure eloped from Hearietta Kansas with Anna Laura How and wed in Coffeyville Kansas. Indian Commissioner Cato Sells says action will challenge the marriage on the ground Barnett, a U. S. ward, is a minor. Initial reports suggested Barnett may have been kidnapped.
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Oklahoma
Hearietta
Kan
Anna Laura How
Coffeyvile
Cato Sella
Rullel
Barnett
U. S
East Side Hen Outbids West Side Chicken
Mrs W H Kuhn of Laine Street reports a record egg laid by a hen owned by Migs MCC Barker of Bellav. The egg measures 7 4 2 inches in circumference by 1 2 inches in diameter and stands as a large specimen the owner plans to exhibit, surpassing a rival egg from the West Side.
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West Side Chicken
W. H. Kuhn
Laine St
Migs
McC. Barker
Bellav
French Continue to Live in Steel Houses Built by Germans
German forces in France constructed semi permanent steel houses for troops. As allied forces pushed the enemy back civilians and soldiers encountered these structures and the occupation era remnants.
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France
Campaign Against Venereal Diseases Planned Here
City board of health met with a state health official to outline plans for a venereal disease campaign. The session aimed to guide local authorities in carrying out the statewide effort and informed attendees of campaign goals and duties.
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Tepresestattus
State Board ‘of Health
Cotinei] Ehanber
Thes Camposen
Missouri Girl Juliet Price Shown Ready to Board Plane
Miss Juliet Price of Jefferson Missouri is pictured preparing to climb into a Pinehurst North Carolina aviation plane. The slight caption notes her remark about Missouri folks and her origin as read in the Chronicle Telegram want ads.
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Juliet Price
Jefferson, Mo
Pinehurst
N.C
Juliet
Miasivei
Chronicle-Telegram
Hospital Notes and Marriage Licenses in Oberlin Area
Fragmented notes list hospital admissions and births for residents on multiple streets including Prospert Glocian Hareld Bath and Bath streets. It also references marriage licenses for individuals with occupations such as bricklayer and steel worker, and a short crop report noting soybeans as a growing field crop with autumn harvest concerns.
Experimental corn and beans improve dairy feed in summer
Elton and Emory report satisfactory results at the Obig Experiment Station. Cork and osarbeans planted together produce green feed for dairy cows when pastures are short. Beans planted in May in rows 28 to 30 inches apart yield seed per acre.
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Elton
Emory
Cork
Outlined Agricultural Rankings and Officer Whitman Farewell
The article ranks agricultural yields with Ohio leading in several categories and notes a ten year average. It also discusses oat seed sourcing from North Dakota and suggests plowing infested land. It closes with a brief obituary of Officer Whitman, known as Ajax, resigning after a long police career and a farewell dinner.
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Wooster
Apy
Ohio
Coldenan
North Dakota
Whit- Man
Ajax
New York
Bho
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