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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1921
Page
6
The annual poultry show in New York drew a larger crowd and more exhibitors than usual. The rise in female participants is attributed to wartime shifts as women manage poultry farms and backyard coops while men are at the front or in factories. Elyria residents visited local families and spent Sunday with relatives, with several Elyria couples noted in social visits and calls.
NEW OBERLIN seph Ronan of Toledo returned Monday after spending time with relatives Peter A Schmitz and Frank J Schmitz. Frank J Schmitz visited in Ely Saturday. Earl Daniels of School Street.
In Elyria on January 28, N F Kelling, local insurance agent, said automobile liability and property damage rates will not rise on February 1 for machines insured in the city. He cited higher city traffic accidents and large jury verdicts as the reason for rate increases in large cities, while small towns like Elyria have fewer accidents and can obtain lower rates.
About 9300 boys and girls joined agricultural and home economics clubs with Ohio State University and the U S Department of Agriculture. Of 4072 exhibitors at fairs products valued at 263338 were produced. Net profit reached 147026, but leaders say the value lies in initiative, fair play, and business sense developed. The program spanned 70 of Ohio’s 88 counties, with plans to expand to more counties next year.
Over two hundred hats in Gros de Londus crepe satin and silk braid, new shapes and colors. Hats advertised as worth 8 to 10 dollars are shown to be value priced at 5 dollars and 45 cents. Visit to see and compare for yourself.
Men’s trousers priced at 2.98 and 1.39 feature fine material guaranteed to stand hard wear. The ad highlights durable fine cotton worsted pants offered at a reduced price, signaling a practical apparel deal for shoppers.
Antique newspaper ad notes a value of 2.00 for a large lot of boys trousers and knickers in wool worsted and cashmere, offered in a good selection of patterns and all sizes, price 98 cents per item.
A good warm wool hose offered in black only. The item price is stated as 60 cents a pair, with a special sale price noted at 190.
Advertises mens sweaters priced at 2.25 dollars in grey brown or blue with shawl or military collars. Highlights warm need and available colors for cold weather.
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