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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1921
Page
7
Market opens with mixed early trading in New York stocks
New York trading opened with mixed results as Presed Steel Car fell 7 3 4 points to 58 after news of dividend suspension. General Asphalt rose 3 4 to 52 5 8 and Baldwin gained 3 8 to 78 3 4 while United Drug jumped five points to 62.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Tte
Cosden
Sears Roebuck
Texas Company
Bethierem Steel
United Drug
Prines
Opening Liberty Bonanza Rates Amid Market Rally
New York on July 8 reports opening Liberty with bonus payouts and various bond prices. The quoted figures include 3 1 2s at 87.28 and 87.66 for firsts, 4 1-45s around 87.60, 4 1-4s near 387.4, and 3-45s at 97-98 with Victory series around 98.50. Prices reflect lively trading as investors weigh yields and stability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Liberty
Victory
Chicago market report and livestock prices summary
Chicago and Toledo livestock and grain notes show price ranges for hogs cattle and sheep with bids for various grades. Wheat corn oats and fats also reflect opening prices and range shifts across July dates.
Cleveland Livestock Prices and Toledo Grain Notes
Livestock markets slow in Cleveland with cattle receipts around 700 and calves 500. hogs 2500 steady to 25 cents higher. Toledo grain prices show wheat cash at 1301/2 and 1391/2 for July. corn 68 to 63. oats 44 to 45. rye 12, harler 62. Clover futures range 14906 to 1375. Produce in Cleveland shows cucumbers 1.90 to 1.50, green corn 25 to 20 cents per dozen, potatoes 4.75 to 5.35 per barrel.
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Chicago
Otoledo
Chicagou
Toledo
Cleveland
Betty Tries a Brownie Elf Nest Adventure
Betty is lured by a traveling elf named Go comeback to visit an elm tree. She meets a brown child who explains living in a tree nest is normal for their people. Betty returns to her yard, deciding a furnished house would suit her better.
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Betty
Betts
Helin
Afctom
Batty
Fantree Sevice
Odd Facts From an Irregular Almanac
A flurry of curious excerpts covers items from Italian spun glass to Hawaiian birth rates, black opals, banana ripening, and a British loaned medical shipment. The notes mix curious claims about perfumes, fruit handling, and radioactive emanations with pointed assertions about extinction and trade curiosities.
Pershing's Niece Marries Navy Radio Operator Hero
Mrs Helene Gener Pershing, niece of General Pershing, wed RX Mrs Kraft in Seattle Washington. Kraft served as a senior radio operator in the Navy during World War I and was seriously injured when the Westover was torpedoed and sunk off the coast of France.
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Eewin A. Kraft
Helene Gener Pershing
Gener Pershing
Kraft
Seatte
Washington
France
White Huge Plums Hint at Ohio Patronage Clash
Washington reports an Ohio patronage dispute after talks between President Harding and Senator Willis. Willis denies an agreement and lists potential federal posts for George Stauffer Ottawa Frank Bogardus Kenton Fred Fanning Cleveland or Frank Norwood Carton for U G marshal. He says other candidates were discussed and patronage rumors are false.
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Washington
Harding
Willis
Ohio
A Willis
George Stauffer
Ottawa
Prohibition
Frank Bogardus
Kenton
Treasury
Fred Fanning
Cleveland
Frank Norwood
Carton
Charles Auts
Toledo
Main Street teams continue skid as Oberlin notches win
In a string of late hits Main Street failed to slow Oberlin as Russia edged past. Houghton and Wilder led Main Street with solid at bats while Brookhouser drove in runs. Oberlin's Anderson and Colegrove shined with striking and fielding, and Henderson contributed a quartet of hits for Russia.
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Oberlin
Main Street
College Street
Brookhouser
Das
Houghton
LY Paw
Jfl
Champion
Weeder
Colegrove
Anderson
Pss
C. Willams
Clerk
Powers
H. Willams
Dulmadge
DO West
Williaxts
Oehing
Main Grreer
Colegeatreec
J. Williams
Wilder
Balis
Russia
OberTim
Knesal
Dar
Miss Funing
Henderson
Tigers Take Narrow Win Over Odd Fellows 7-1
Keefer hits a home run for the Tigers and Rogers Parke lead with two base hits. The Odd Fellows pitcher Dixon works hard but the Tigers win 7 to 1 as they capitalize on walks and timely hits.
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Ata Baan
Neji
LSP
Cevsivy i
Rogers
Harden
Pee Witneass
Parke
Keeter
Taree
Keenel
Kuem
Hite
Cooley Bolen
Obertin
Hayden
Br Cloge
OM Hayden
Om Cloee
Fanee Leaorp
Tigers
Keefer
Odd Fellows
Dickson
C. Wiliams
Harringcor
Wahl
H. Moore
H._ Gaies
Br. Powers
Dixon
Powers
S. Powers
Local Notes on Travel and Visits
Oberlin residents plan short trips including Mr and Mrs P J Paulin visiting Grand Bend Ontario for two weeks by auto with Mrs Jennie Gunn and Miss Emily Gunn accompanying to Detroit. Mrs Edna Phillips and baby return from Elyria Memorial Hospital. Mrs Bernice Wood Aldrus and her daughter arrive in San Francisco from Honolulu.
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Oberlin
P_ J. Paulin
Grand Bend
Ontario
Rehetves
Detroit
Jennie. Gunn
Emily Gunn
Emma Bartleee
Nell
Ravenscrag
Sask
Canada
Edna Phillips
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Bernice Wood Aldrus
San Francisco
Laeir
Honolulu
Mra
No Passport Needed For Visiting Sister Canada
An article notes the end of strict travel papers between the United States and Canada, highlighting free movement for Americans within North America while abroad requires European travel documents. It explains Canada’s passport rules for visitors, customs inspections, and bond deposits for bonded goods, and cites official statements encouraging tourism with limited entry requirements.
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Canada
United States
Washington
Dasaport
Europe
Theatre and religious notices fill a Buffalo page
A notice set announces Asétus teaching Oberita to settle with her parents at 186 Wem College Street, while Prof P D Sermon plans a meat summer stallion sale at Stugges Bail Friday. Rev N Yonosawa of Tokyo will preach at First Congregational Sunday at 10 45, then tour English speaking engagements.
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Asétus
Theodore Wood
Wem
College Strest
P_ D
Bectane
Stugges
Joel KE. Collins
Roscoe
Buffalo
Nieeerce Fale
N. Yonosawa
Tokio
Japan
First Congregational Church
Yotrrorowa
Tokie
Euglish
R. B. Whitehead
Coldege Place
Australian Davis Cup Team Delayed by Passport Issue
Four members of the Australian Davis Cup tennis team arriving from Toronto were stopped at Blackrock Buffalo suburb and detained for lack of entry passports. Word says they remain in Buffalo pending resolution of the passport matter.
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Pittsburgh
Toronto
Blackrock
Buffalo
Greenwood and Cubs Play Sunday at Cascade Park
The Greenwood Social club will play the West Side Cubs at Cascade Park Sunday. The game will be called at four oclock.
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Greenwood Social Club
Cascade
Marriage Licenses In Lorain County
Wilford Nau twenty three acethene welder Elyria and Katherine Oz mer eighteen clark Oberlinger Smith Obertin Edward J Sindelar twenty nine sales man Elyria and Catherine Pacton twenty five Lorain A Lorain priest Charlies S Marsh twenty two brakeman and Florence Fuqua nineteen waitress both of Lorain A justice of the peace.
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Wilford Nau
Elyria
Katherine Ozmer
Clark
Oberlinger
Smith
Hospital Notes Admissions and Discharges
Admission listing for Mrs. Rose Carrick at Gulf Road. Discharges include Claud Ibrig Well ington and James Boylan at 107 Fur Dace Street.
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Rose Carrick
Gulf_ Road
Claud
Ibrig
Wellington
James - Boylan
Fur- Dace Street
13 705 Yanks Now Stationed on Rhine
Washington reports 13 795 American troops in the occupied zone of Germany with total occupation costs from December 1918 to April 30 1921 at 275 524 000 dollars Germany owes the United States about 240 744 211 dollars on the account. Three months in a motion picture theater render the average piano valueless. Electric cables raise signals into the ek during forgy weather. In a new French MPs restaurant placards urge members not to flirt with waitresses.
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International News Service
Washington
Senate
Germany
United States
Frenc
Amherst Bond Drive Urges Purchases at City Meeting
The Amherst meeting focused on paying bonds for the Chautauqua entertainment. Mayor Smythe outlined three reasons to buy bonds, arguing they are a strong investment yielding six percent and among the safest choices. The session emphasized financial stability and community support.
Remarkable Cure Promised by Petersons Ointment
A Buffalo reader touts Petersons Ointment as a miracle remedy for chronic sores and ulcers. He claims relief after nine dollars worth of the product and urges others to use it, praising its healing power and asking friends to pass the word.
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Peterson
Bufalo
Fetereon
Uwick
Amherst Bread Line Prediction Prompts Worker Strain
Local report notes Amherst residents may face a harsh winter with unemployment and rising need. The piece highlights workers like Workee and men unnamed who must dig into savings to survive as bread lines grow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amherst
Amherst Chautauqua Contracts Signed With Guarantors
A Chester County notice states Amherst Chautauqua contracts were signed with guarantors agreeing to cover potential losses. Financial results remain undisclosed. The tent was moved to Columbus Grove for further use Saturday afternoon.
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Amherst
Chautauqua Ie
Columbus Grove
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