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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1926
Page
11
The report notes Ohio ranks fifth in consumption but its output is double that of California which leads in consumption. In the local field about fifty wells have been drilled with 79 additional wells spotted and ready. Twelve dry holes have been drilled.
A description of using Larry powder from an East Indian tree to make a tart curry sauce for boiled rice meats and vegetables. Includes a curry dish with canned carrots potatoes turnips peas and a butter onion flour curry powder salt pepper celery salt and milk sauce, plus a curry dressing with salt curry powder pepper olive oil and vinegar.
Guernsey County in a fierce gas supply battle as 20 to 25 companies race to claim new gas from the field. Officials say the Guernsey output will be small relative to Ohio needs and that much gas is imported from West Virginia.
Officials cite county as a major producer shaping Ohio’s energy outlook with government statistics placing Ohio fifth among states for natural gas output. The report notes the county’s significant role in meeting statewide energy needs.
Open costly road project in eastern Ohio reports the four mile stretch of the Ohio River Highway between East Liverpool and Wellsville has been completed. Project officials describe the route as the most expensive road ever built in the region, reflecting construction challenges and materials costs.
A damaged OCR fragment provides partial readable items mentioning local officials and a public action. The text lacks clear names, dates, or locations, making precise details unavailable.
Traffic resumes on the route after a construction project costing about half a million dollars was completed. Five vehicles assisted in the process, marking the end of the road work and the reopening to motorists.
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