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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1921
Page
4
A bi monthly Commerce survey reports improving business and industrial conditions with rising figures in clearings permits and taxables. Real estate transfers show modest activity while bond markets hinder Elyria municipal financing. Health reports note contagious diseases up slightly as trade authors urge steady effort toward a near normal economy.
Medina, Cleveland and Southwestern Electric Co shifts general offices for the southern division from West Park to Seville. Marriages include Edward Lilly and Elsie Sheppard of Lodi, Frederick Baisch of Valley City and Ella Nichols of Medina, plus several other couples from Spencer, Granger, Chatham and Wadsworth. Other items note the death of Charles F Hobart, retirements and resignations at Medina institutions, a state milk record from the Cowin herd, a horse racing matinee set for July 30.
The Elyria school board moves ahead with a building program and advertises bids for bonds valued at 500 000. A central heating plant on Sixth Street will service the Frankun Building Wing on the Technical building and Nearevelt Building at Western Weights to ensure uniform heat across sites by August.
The probate office reports several actions this week. WY S Creenwald is appointed administrator of Catherine Greenwald's Lorain estate with bond two hundred dollars. Heman McDaniels' will admitted to probate. Elin McDaniels of Oberlin qualifies as executor without bond. S H Williams named administrator of John Smanski's Lorain estate with bond two thousand two hundred dollars. Samuel Braun's will from Amherst filed for probate. Margaret Meck seeks guardianship of Phillip Mack of Lorain. hearing set for July 12.
Aaron’s housewives adopt frugal rules per Frenk Tales of public works. Scraps once tossed into tarbase fen are reused in new dishes. The city’s garbase collections show a 15 percent drop from sixty tons to just under 59 tons since last year.
A Madrid dispatch reports the resignation of the Spanish finance minister triggers a potential cabinet crisis. The justice minister and other cabinet members have signified their desire to resign.
Chief Bates and Safety Director Beck of the city safety board approved remodeling plans for the Toplix hotel. The project involves an interior overhaul and progress was discussed at a morning meeting.
The Ashland celebration features thirty three race prizes and a July Fourth junior tennis tournament start. County Auditor Freer notes inheritance taxes will be paid directly to the auditor rather than to the state in the future.
Norwalk adopts a proposal to levy three mills outside of city stations to cover the deficit in operating expenses. Mayor C D Miles is reported in critical condition with nasal hemorrhages. A Norwalk Moose group of 300 attends the national convention in Toledo. Joseph Thayer, a farmer, stepped on a rusty nail, penetrating his foot. Two state examiners are on the scene.
Advertisement seeks men and women with tired aching itching and burning feet sore corns and callouses to try Snow Drop Salve. Priced at 25 cents and sold by C W Phillips Broad Street and all drug stores.
Dr. Marion A. Koogler, once cited as the wealthiest resident of the region with an estimated fortune between 8 and 10 million dollars, died of paralysis at his home Saturday. He had moved from Derraff, Logan County, Ohio to Colorado Kansas in 1884 and built his substantial wealth.
The note mentions using Blue Devil Cleanser for hand care and suggests a technique for tying soft hands. It reads like a product tip from a home care column with ambiguous context and no clear event or entity beyond the brand name.
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