Classified Rates for Daily Newspaper Subscriptions and Ads
The notice lists subscription and advertising rates by delivery area including in city 12 cents weekly and $6 annually in advance, mail rates for Elyria Lorain counties, and higher rates for Ohio and foreign advertising with addresses in Chicago New York Detroit.
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Elyria
Lorain
Ohio
John W. Cullen Company
Chicago
Michigan Ave
New York
Fifth Ave
Detroit
General Motors
Nce
The One Word for Employee Success Interest
The article argues that the indispensable trait for advancement is individual interest in work. It asserts that honesty intelligence and hard work matter, but without interest even skilled workers fail to rise. Individuals with interest show pride, initiative, and strive to improve service and cooperation.
Real Estate Tax Burden Draws New Jersey Outcry
New Jersey voices strong complaint over high real estate taxes and the burden on homeowners. Harry T. Taylor, president of the Real Estate Boards, says real estate carries about eighty percent of the total tax load and calls for fairer levies. A conference involving builders, bankers, taxpayers groups, and chambers of commerce is planned to seek reductions in realty taxes.
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New Jersey
Congress
Harry T. Taylor
New Jersey Association of Real Estate Boards
Trenton
Association
Building and Loan Organizations
Bankers
Taxpayers’ Committees
Chambers of Commerce
Bar
Old Home Town Car Tech and Poem Fragments
An article notes evolving car tech with rigid mountings, self adjusting shock absorbers, and effortless controls plus a New York Times quote on automation. It transitions to a poem urging men to grow, shape, and pursue beauty and hard work for a better future.
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Urs
New York Times
Notable historical figures born or died on notable dates
A compact list of anniversaries noting births and deaths of several prominent figures including James Watt Robert E Lee Edgar Allan Poe Henry Bessemer Edouard Bermudez Jo Yemen Dabrowski and Minot Keith with associated places and dates. The item preserves historical biographical notes in a dated anniversary style.
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ijs—James Watt
Robert E. Lee
Washington College
Westmoreland Co
Lexington
Edgar Allan Poe
America
Boston
Baltimore
Henry Bassemer
Edouard E. Bermudez
New Orleans
Jo Enh Dabrowski
Dent R. C. Priest
Poland
Detro
Minot
Keith
The
Anvred Fruit Company
Centre American Railroad
Brooklyn
N. Y
Babylon
N.Y
Duns
Shared Oregon Occupation Agreement 1819
Historical notes record joint occupation terms between the Ned States and Great Britain for Oregon. A 1840 entry notes Lieut Charles Miller and a French expedition separately sighted the Antarctic Continent. A 1919 item lists Germany holding elections for its first Republican Parliament.
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Ned States
Great Britain
Oregon
Charles Miller
U.S. N
Antarctic
Germany
Birthday List Highlights Noted Americans and Leaders
Today marks birthdays of prominent figures: Dr. William W. Keen, surgeon from Philadelphia aged 95. Sherwood Eddy, Asia affairs expert and ex YMCA secretary aged 61. Dr. Homer P. Rainey of Bucknell University aged 36. Aleasander Woodcott, critic born in Phalanx New Jersey aged 83. Bishop John I. Muelsen, M E work head in Continental Europe born in Switzerland to American parents aged 59. Major General S Maurice, leader of a Working Men's College aged 60. The column notes a planetary horoscope urging thoughtful study and steady affections.
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William W. Keen
Philadelphia
Sherwood Eddy
Asia
Leavenworth
Kan
Homer P. Rainey
Bucknell University
Pennsylvania
Clarksville
Texas
Aleasander Woodcott
Phalanx
N. J
John I. Muelsen
M. E
Congental
Europe
Switzland
Ogd
Frederick Maurice
Contemplation and Impracticality Highlight a Quiet Moment
A fragment notes uplift through peaceful contemplation described as impractical yet not a failure, suggesting a nuanced view of inner reflection and its value.
The Silent Observer And Now To Tell One
A collage of satirical snippets on Edison lamps royal remarks charity and social quirks. The piece notes the New York hotel light story a daguerreotype of public figures and a quip about charity rewards while skewering manners and college fashion.
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New York
Reading quotes and musings on life and literature
A collage of aphorisms on reading inspiration humor and philosophy urges exploration of ideas and culture. The text touches on reading habits European names digestion of sales rhetoric and public duty with observations on love and human behavior.
Bright Spots In Business World
Steel demand shows clear upgrade advancing operations to 26 percent of capacity in the past week. Detroit Edison Co and subsidiaries report 1931 net income of 11,429,136 compared with 11,116,667 in 1930.
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New York
Steel
Detroit
Detroit Edison Co. and Subsidiaries
Railroad orders rail for 1932 needs across mills
Pittsburgh Erie Railroad placed 31 377 tons of rails for 1932 requirements with Carnegie Steel receiving 18 955 tons, Illinois Steel 6 147 tons, and miscellaneous producers 6 276 tons.
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Pittsburgh—Erie Railroad
Carnegie Steel Co
Illinois Steel
Radio Marine to Equip Eight Vessels with Radio Telegraph Gear
New York firm Radio Marine Corp received orders to outfit eight new ships with radio telegraph and direction finder apparatus, signaling expansion in maritime communications.
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NEW York — Radio Marine Corp
Continental Can to Build $400000 Houston Plant
Continental Can Co will construct a 400000 dollar plant in Houston on ground recently bought. S. H. Hulbert, local official, says the project will create jobs and boost the area’s industry.
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Houston, Tex
Continental Can Co
Houston
S. H. Hulbert
Allids
The Automobile of 1932 and 1951 industry outlook
In 1951 about 2 450 090 motor vehicles were produced, 54 percent below 1929. Registrations failed to rise for the first time in history. Despite weak sales, the New York Auto Show signals optimism with advanced engineering, stronger engines, and safety gains, as 6 000 000 cars may be sold from a 1931 base.
Veterans 10 Hear Texas Congressman
The Elyria Post 1079 VFW reports plans for the national rally of the VFW radio hour on Friday night January 22 in Modern Woodman hall from 11 30 p m to 12 30 a m A large number of candidates will be pledged by National Commander Darrel D Decce by radio The principal speaker will be Congressman Patman from Texas with music by the Marine Band Paul Whiteman and Rudy Vallee among others All ex service men are invited.
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Elyria Post
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Welfare Committee
Rally of Veterans of Foreign Wars
Woodman Hall
Darrel D. Decce
Patman
Texas
Marine Band
Paul Whiteman
Rudy Vallee
Real estate transfers listed for Lorain area holders
A sequence of quitclaim and conveyance deeds transfers numerous parcels across Vermilion-on-the-Lake Avon Lake Elyria Oberlin Wellington Lorain and surrounding townships. Transactions include Edgewater Boulevard lots Ridgeville Heights suburban plots Fair View allotment and multiple subdivisions with entities such as Buckeye State Building and Loan Company Vermilion-on-the-Lake Company and Oberlin College listed among buyers and sellers.
Industrial Rayon Corp Boosts 1931 Dividend Outlook
Industrial Rayon Corporation improved sharply in the last half of 1931 and the company will show its $4 annual common dividend comfortably covered for 1931. Los Angeles Lockheed Aircraft Corporation Division of Detroit Aircraft Corporation received $100,000 contract for four planes.
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Dustrial Rayon Corporation
Los Angeles
Lockheed Aircraft Corporation
Detroit Aircraft Corporation
Chicago Furniture Factories Ramp Up Production
Local furniture factories in Chicago reported increased output to meet orders received at the National Furniture Show, signaling robust demand for home furnishings.
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Chicago
Property transfers in several Ohio townships and towns
A sequence of quitclaim and deed transfers from Mueller Lumber Co to Stephen Sermonts in Lorain East Thirty-first Street. from Ross and W. B. Graft to Myrtle G. Werdel in Avon Lake Hamlet subdivision. Fred W. and Lily Ackerman to Ben H. Atkin on Spring Street and Tenny Avenue Amherst. multiple Jones family transfers in Oberlin and Lorain parcels. Dorothy B. Mosher to D. G. and Edith J. Swanger in Wellington. Gertrude and Philip Anderson to Julia M. Jones in Oberlin. Helen Pauline Jackson from Fred W. Jackson via quitclaim. I. L. Porter receives quitclaim two South Main Street Oberlin lots.
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John and
Alla L. Skulina
Frank and
Helen Skuline
Edgewater Boulevard
Vermilion on-the-Lake Subdivision
Brownhelm Township
Frank
Helen Skulina
Buckeye State Building and Loan Company
Vermilion-on-the-Lake Subdivision
Brownbearm Township
Frank Kiss
Karolin Kiss
Vue Heights
Sheffield Township
Continental Co-operative Realty
Fair View
Lorain
William Hess
Ann Schibley
Lucy Sanders
Elizabeth Maurer
Spruce Street
Elyria
Harry H. Kreiser
Frances Kreiser
Oberlin Avenue
Lexington Avenue
Thomas J. Hamilton
Vardellas Hamilton
Sadie
Ben H. Atkins
Fred W
Lily Ackerman
Seventeenth Street
Guardian Trust Company
Vermilion
Oberlin
Lewis G. Bradstock
F. C
Iey Brown
Prospect Street
Wellington
Prudential Cooperative Realty Company
William and Georgia Compton
Broadway Drive
Sheffield Land Company
Lorain Realty Company
Rahl and Mueller Lumber Company
Mabel Mueller
Charles E. Tucker
Woodhill Realty Company
Amherst
A. W
Edith Rahl
Mabel
Florence Jones
Ruth
Fred H. Lamb
Sarah S. Jones
I. L. Porter
South Main Street
Gertrude
Philip Anderson
Julia M. Jones
Fred W. Jackson
Helen Pauline Jackson
Broad Street
Bridge Street
Dorothy B. Mosher
D. G
Edith J. Swanger
Dickson Street
City Ice and Fuel Plans Elm Street Warehouse
The City Ice and Fuel Company of Cleveland proposed an ice storage warehouse at Elm Street and West Avenue. The plan includes lowering the sidewalk and potentially purchasing property. Council referred the proposal to a committee for consideration.
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Elm Street
West Avenue
City Ice and Fuel Company
Cleveland
Pennsylvania DMV reports 56 315 fail 1931 driver tests
The Bureau of Motor Vehicles released figures showing that 56 315 of 211 000 Pennsylvanians examined for drivers licenses during the first 11 months of 1931 failed to pass the test.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania Bureau of Motor Vehicles
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Second Street
Lorain County Printing & Publishing Company
A. Hudnutt
J. Clare George
Miss Duty Funnyface
Five Corners
Ridgeville
Herett Forbes McClaren
Big Boy
Priscilla
Sallys
England
Barres & Welsh
Middle Ave
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Elyria, Ohio
Amherst, Ohio
Lorain County
Chronicle - Telegram
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Chronicle Telegram
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