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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1929
Page
4
Cold weather drives sport at Hilldale Michigan with fishermen along Beese lake and nearby ditches showing rising catches. Local crews prepare for a busy season as ice thickens and fishing efforts continue in the region.
Local social circle reports guests and visits across Litchfield. Friends entertain and travel between Cleveland, Medina, and Elyria as families gather for Sunday evenings and church events. The Ladies Benevolent Society plans a quilting day, and cemetery and parks group elects officers and committees for the year.
Washington Indians in the United States hold property valued at 1 618 075 274 dollars. The total includes lands timber oil gas coal and other minerals funds in treasury and livestock. Bureau officials told a House committee hearing on interior needs that 2 35 991 Indians reside in the country with 119 355 in Oklahoma. Fee patents are granted as they manage their affairs allotments cover about 40 million acres to more than 207 000 Indians, while 35 million acres remain unallotted.
Litchfield residents recount a Friday night basketball loss for both boys and girls to Seville. Community notices include progressive Pedro games, prizes won by Mrs. Arthur Law and Elton Wheeler, local visits, illness updates, and upcoming events such as Lafay ette Dramatic Club’s play Yimmie Johnsons Yob with funds for the Congregational Ladies Aid. The Ohio Farmers Cooperative Milk Association election and Oldsmobile convention plans in Lansing are noted along with visitors from Elyria and Cleveland and Florida travels by Mr. and Mrs. Speith.
An old health advertorial claims a coated tongue signals waste buildup in the body and auto intoxication. It urges liver stimulation with ox gall via Dioxel tablets, detailing price and effects and noting druggists supply and Muir's Cut Rate Stores as special agent.
Six Scottish waitresses in Glasgow tea room fear fines as the Glasgow Corporation orders skirts to end two and a half inches above the ground. They protest a rule seen as targeting fashion and modesty while diners expect a certain style.
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