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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1929
Page
11
A superlative grain elevator headlines the scene with a capacity of 7,200,000 bushels and facilities to ship 2,500 bushels of wheat at a time. In a separate note, researchers warn that a widely used tapioca product contains a deadly poison.
Lady Flint a White Leghorn hen on a poultry farm north of Flint has produced eggs for five years, with counts of about 300 first year 300 second year 27 third year 234 fourth year and continuing strong in year five. Owner E G Kilbourn notes not all records kept but estimates exceed 1000 eggs first two years. Poultry experts see her as proof that extending laying life can cut costs and boost profitability for three to four years. Maid of Flint granddaughter produced $42.
South Ridge notices list includes Mr. and Mrs. William Cook of Lorain honored at dinner hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Henry Delefield. Attendees include families from Lorain Townline Amherst Elyria and McKees Port with multiple visits and social calls. The D. C. Club event set for January 19 is postponed. The Cherokee Indians note on seventh son as priesthood candidate ends the page.
Nashville report surveys outdated statutes across Tennessee showing old rules still on the books. It notes prohibitions on dueling penalties and other quirky laws amid a debate on whether time will render them enforceable or obsolete.
Dartmouth faces Yale in a January basketball game in New Haven. The matchup features two Ivy League rivals contesting court supremacy and conference standings in a midseason clash.
Yale paleontologists report carnivorous dinosaurs larger than freight trains dominated the Naugatuck Valley around 10 million years ago. Footprints found in North Branford Meriden Ansonia and other valley towns suggest a thriving pre historic community. One print resembles an amphibian trace known only from North America.
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