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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1926
Page
6
A new British law, set by the Food Council, requires staple foods to be sold strictly by weight or measure rather than by the package. It aims to protect consumers, ensuring accurate weights and punishing traders who short weight, improving fairness in buying essentials.
A shopkeeper may compel a consumer to sue for false pretences, a costly path with difficult proof. The text notes the vulnerability of buyers and lists foodstuffs sold by weight or measure including meat milk sugar butter margarine lard coffee cocoa cheese flour rice oatmeal cereals potatoes.
Kipton church session notes a peaceful meeting with Rev. Phil E. Harding presiding. Reports from deacons to treasurer show a surplus. Ladies Aid funded lunch. 1926 budget approved. officers list issued. missionary and Sunday school reports summarized. Community Ladies Aid to serve dinner at schoolhouse Thursday. Local obituaries and travel notes conclude the Kipton column.
Wendell Bayless spent Monday in Cleveland while Mr Bailey of Cleveland called on local affairs during the day.
The state evangelist program begins at Avon Baptist Church with Dr. Charles H. Stull of Granville leading brief nightly meetings from Wednesday through Sunday. Stull, a seasoned pastor and evangelist, recently completed a successful series in Loudonville.
Missoula Montana January 20 elk from the national bison range are being rounded up using modern and traditional methods to prepare 630 head for a 2700 mile shipment to a game preserve near Middleboro Massachusetts. rail transport requires seventy foot baggage cars and a sequence of thirteen heavy gates to mover the animals into inner corrals.
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