Farmers seek higher indemnity in dairy cattle plan
William M. Comings and Elmer I. Cotton met with the Ohio Co operative Milk Association to hear a plea for raising the appraisal maximum price under sick indemnity from 60 to an amount to be set. They aim to draft bills to the assembly to increase dairy cattle indemnity. Attendees included Bert Ashcraft of Chardon and R W Steng of Medina among others at the courthouse.
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William M. Comings
Elmer I. Cotton
Ohio Co-operative Milk Asociation
Court Hous
Bert Ashcraft
Chardon
Ohio
R W Steng
Medina
GF Warner Wellington
Ohio Department of Agr
New Toam Councs Farm Bure
Oteu
Lorain Ish Quartet Trans Aaron's 2013
Fragmented text appears to reference a Lorain area event involving a quartet and Aaron in 2013. The readable lines mention a school, shooting context, fouls, and limited scoring details but the OCR is garbled. No clear names, dates, or outcomes are reliably extractable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain Ish
Aaron 'S
Leeain Team Plays Away Tonight
Fragmentary text describes a sports item about Leeain team traveling for an away game tonight with garbled surrounding words. No clear opponent or score is identifiable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leeain
Fragmented OCR notes on civic events and social unrest
The page fragment references ongoing tax or collection matters in a western area, mentions “common people” and civic or religious groups, and hints at violence including a reference to black shirts raiding a lodge and attacks linked to a broader fascist context. The text is partial and garbled.
Father John’s Medicine Promises Immediate Cold Relief
A vintage advertisement urges readers to avoid neglecting colds and recalls Father John’s Medicine as a natural remedy. It claims the formula nourishes the body, strengthens the throat, and provides relief without opiates or poisonous drugs.
YMCA gym exhibit hailed as big success
The Do's gym classes of the Y M C A staged their annual gym exhibit Thursday afternoon before a fairly good crowd and it was considered a big success. Junior groups performed trials in drills, calisthenics and apparatus work, with a fast basketball game and hand calisthenics closing the program. About 100 participants and spectators enjoyed the event.
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Thurday
Pob
Junio
Algo
Jr A
Jr 4
Gerald Hultz
Hultz
Hov
Ohio Officials Face State and Local Probes in January
Reports from Columbus and Cleveland outline investigations into municipal and state officials, including lawsuits and inquiries tied to transportation funding and public works. In Dayton and Cincinnati, officials discuss prosecutions and audits while Cleveland weighs a mileage tax plan to back transit improvements.
Police Jound Statement on Pension Fund Bonds
The initial pension fund statement lists outstanding bonds totaling 1717 dollars with 7200 in bonds and 10973 on hand. A gas main burst at Stop 6 Gafton sent a rushing smell. Central Davi tts Co officials will call to inspect the break at once. Berlin reports Chancellor Marx cannot form a cabinet and will convene a new legislative session.
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Pale Pension Fund
Ters
Tia
Davi Tts Co
Gafton
Cscam
Berlin
Gedmany
Chancelor Marx
Kert
American Gas Buoy Washes Ashore in Baltimore
A gale from England and Ireland left a fifty foot deep American gas buoy on Baltimore shores with two lengths of chain and cable strong enough to moor a battleship, marking a dramatic coastal finding reported January 8.
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Paltimore Freland
England
Ireland
Rumor Denied of Mass Fascist Concentration in Rome
The Tribune in Rome rejects reports of an imminent gathering of sixty thousand fascists in Rome and a parallel mobilization of the blackshirt militia. The piece notes recent fascist tensions and reduced friction between rival factions.
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Rome
the Tribune Today
Church of Cheat Annual Meet
A damaged OCR fragment describes a Sunday church gathering at the Church of Chea t with notes of a meal and a chairing event. It mentions illness and fever and hints at multiple speakers or attendees, but the text is garbled and partial.
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Church OF Cheat
Farmers Meeting Here On Tuesday
The Farmers of the area and surrounding community are invited to attend a meeting at the LoNet Theatre on Tuesday afternoon at 2 PM. A program includes prayer, business items, devotionals, piano solos, a skit titled Hidden Answers, and a talk on evangelism among foreign speaking people.
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Svoia
Church of
Ralph Bowman
Hip
Rewarty
Wilma Morgan
LaVerne Swartz
Geo Damon
Solo
H. B. Couchtalk
Hasden
Local notices mix with wedding anniversaries and church events
A cluttered clipping records New Year gatherings at homes in Ohio and nearby areas. It lists numerous names including Walter Kline and Mrs. Frank Kingman, notes on decorations and whist games, and mentions church and condolence visits, with scattered references to Cleveland and Lorain.
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Tay
Cemeotris
Macataron
Kooot 2
Walter Kline
South Amie I
Collins
Toulns
Newport
Sienuch
Wailer
Roussell
Vrs
AP Lewis
Wellington
Yesterdas
WM Neumeister
Flluston
JL. Hanchetve
Frank Kingman
Elizabeth Lassen
Chas Cheeseman
Cora Way Grisil
Mir
Elmer Deuschie
Baby
George Rosencrant
Ruth Cromwell
Irene Strohmemn
Lorain
John Bartlome
South Am
Cleveland
Henry Rothe
Portugal Recognizes Russia as Soviet Republic
Lisbon cabinet formally recognizes Russia as a Soviet republic marking a shift in diplomatic stance and signaling alignment with Moscow.
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Lisbon
Portugal
Russia
Lorain dentist named in multiple divorce suits
Four divorce actions filed in Lorain Common Pleas Court include Helen Wehr suing Lawrence J Wehr a Lorain dentist for gross neglect and extreme cruelty. the couple married in 1922 in Elyria and have a year old child. Other suits include Mary Anderson Oberlin seeking divorce from Ralph Anderson alleging gross neglect, town work, and restaurant employment. Bernice Ordell seeking divorce from Charles Ordell for statutory offense and restoring maiden name. Mabel C Borsig Lorain seeking divorce from Harry C Borsig for extreme cruelty and gross neglect, notes a violent temper.
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Lawrence J Wehr
Lorain
Todas
Common Pleas
Helen L Wehr
Mrs Wehr
Webra
Elyria
Mary Anderson
Oberlin
Ralph Anderson
Covington
Chords
Ely Tla
Mary Wilker
Bernice Ordell
Charles H Ordell
Beatrice Jones
Mabel C Borsig
Harry C Borsig
West New York
Pittsburgh Fleet Names Nine Steamboats for Lake Service
Tottsburgh Steamship Co announces nine steamers for the upcoming season on the Great Lakes. Capt D W McLeod of Fifth Street will command the Walderer accompanied by Cant ID H Mal for the Dickson fleet, now reconstituted with several ships.
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Tottsburgh
Great
D W McLeod
Fifth Street
Multiple Local Alerts From Washington Ctys and States
A collage of brief items covers monetary policy actions in Washington and Arkansas bond recoveries, a banker’s resignation in West Virginia, a 1924 US death-rate decline, a Chicago murder case appeal, a postal rate compromise, a Liberty bond seizure in New York, a Persian legation marriage, a New York censorship repeal note, a Detroit lumber fire, and Rhode Island Republican exiles returning after a gas bomb incident.
Inaugural Parade Plans Amid State Delays
Washington reports discuss March parade planning and new inaugural committee chair William Gallagher. Naval warnings reach boundary forces as disturbances are forecast from Rock Island to Forton and Boston.
Engagement Rumors Sweep Roumariq Royal News
Rumors report a potential engagement between King Boris and Princess Jideana of Roumariq announced by Dimnesta. The leaders are said to meet in Nice in February while European coastlines face a severe gale.
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Bucharest
Boris
Jideana of
Roumariq
Dimnesta
Prateesg
Loth
Nice
Pebruu
Urged for G.O. P. Floor Leader in the Lower House
Urged for G.O. P. Floor Leader in the Lower House is noted in the Chronicle-Telegram Want Ads. Fay is listed among readers seeking political guidance and leadership names.
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G.O. P
Chronicle-Telegram
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