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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1920
Page
5
Uncle Sam prepares for the fourteenth census to be taken in 1920. Officials estimate about 1000000 people to be counted and require a force equivalent to three regular army divisions. Civil counts begin with census workers arranging forms in a Wasm stockroom.
City schools resumed sessions this morning after a long holiday recess. Some schools will close one or two days during the Southern Ohio Teachers convention, with classes resuming after the Easter break.
Residents report no tan effect despite performances suggesting tanning impact. Experts point to inconsistent exposure and timing issues. Local officials investigate possible environmental or event-related factors affecting tanning outcomes.
The Lorain County farmers will soon be invited to renew or join the Farm Bureau. The article explains the federation's goal to protect farmers in legislature, citing seed labeling laws, road and taxation acts, and opposition to measures harming farm interests. It notes state and national support to finance agents and organize farm bureaus for legislative protections and services.
Fragmentary OCR shows unclear references to agriculture and a potential benefit note. Readable items include mention of Rugers and Seey with possible names, but no coherent event, date, or organization emerges. No decisive outcome. nothing verifiable beyond scattered terms.
Ohio health boards and advisory councils scramble to rewrite budgets and restructure District health boards after the Griswold change. Cities stay separate districts while villages and townships join new boards, with commissioners to be appointed and salaries set by each board. State urges joint sessions to enact the new system promptly.
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