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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1923
Page
7
The nineteenth Brownheim Farmers Institute will be held at Brownheim Congregational Church on Friday and Saturday January 12th and 13th.
A fragmented program listing for Friday January events includes prayers, a president's address, readings, discussions and an orchestra. Saturday January events cover discussions on manure management, music, and committee reports. Officers and committees are named, with several attendees and roles noted amid garbled lines.
Marion Indiana resident Mrs Eldridge describes severe illness and fatigue that left her unable to work She credits Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound with restoring her strength and weight after taking three bottles She also praises Pinkham’s Sanative Wash and Liver Pills and notes a long record of service behind the product.
Red forces formalized control of Vladivostok after the absorption of the Far East republic of Siberia into the Allied Soviet republic led by Nick Lenin’s government in Moscow. No disturbances were reported.
Nichols charged with embezzling funds during a raid at a West End saloon. He contested the claim, alleging improper conduct by Officer Brown. Mayor Jones faced related costs as the case unfolded in the district court.
Columbus report lists speaker Griswold announcing house committee appointments and chairmanships as well as several members from Cleveland and Portage counties. Names cited include Judit I Fouts Morgan, Toled J.ahor, Rehm Banks, Jo G. Fischer, Green, Spistel, Portage, Highways, and Ham.
Noted mining engineer John Hays Hammond is urged as a possible successor to Albert Bacon Fall as secretary of the interior. Rumors circulate about filling Fall’s cabinet vacancy. Hammond’s experience as consulting and directing engineer for mining firms gives him deep knowledge of U S resources.
Slater of Elyria spent the weekend with her daughter three weeks old.
Thousands filled Denver streets to glimpse a daytime star, believed by Regis College astronomer Professor Fearestall to be Venus. The sight drew widespread public interest and prompted chatter about a rare daylit celestial display.
Strong winds sweeping the city in the last 24 hours caused structural damage and scattered debris. Officials urge caution as weather crews assess affected areas and restore services while residents secure loose belongings and monitor gusts.
Congressman Martin L. Davey reveals the appointment of Charles R. Sharp of Ravenna as his secretary for the upcoming term. Sharp previously served with Congressman Travey during the prior term, starting March 4.
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