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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1920
Page
8
The page lists advertising rates and newspaper office details, noting price structures for single copies and subscriptions by region. It mentions local society items, lectures at the St. Paul church, and visits by Mente to Dover Lodge along with community notices and prayer event details.
Elyria editorial urges an independent audit of the Electric Light Company to verify charges and expenses tied to rate increases. It argues city-funded review avoids bias and questions why reports paid by the company should be trusted. The piece notes cross-town price disparities and calls for full, transparent disclosure before any decision.
Reports say Senator Johnson has won his state and stands as a leading Republican candidate. Yet losses to Wood in Maryland and New Jersey complicate his bid, while California defeats weaken Hoover’s presidential prospects in the Republican field.
State incom operations reveal a set of incorporations in Ohio cities including Lima Akron Dayton Toledo and Lorain with capitalizations ranging from 10 900 to 100 000. Notable entries include The Akron Gary Motor Truck Co The F J Hughes Co The Hexagon Oil Land Co and The International Clay Development Co.
The presiding elder of the Fordyce District in Camden Arkansas says a parishioner recommended Dr Chase's Blood and Nerve Tablets. He reports restored strength after severe weakness including nervousness and bowels loss and claims he would have died without the remedy. Sold by druggists and agents at 90 cents.
The list shows several Cleveland firms including The Royal Baking Co and The Sackman Steel Stamp Co along with others in Cincinnati and Toledo announcing major capital increases. Amounts range from ten thousand to two hundred fifty thousand dollars as companies adjust equity and capacity.
The Federal Products Co of Cincinnati reports losses ranging from 250000 to 600000 dollars. The Colonnade Co of Cleveland cites 500000 to 1000000 dollars. Bankers Furchange and Dis court Co of Cleveland lists 506000 to 1000000 dollars.
A speaker urged club members to focus on national issues rather than men. He emphasized four key topics: industrialism, the league of nations, prohibition, and railroad legislation. He argued informed voters are essential to responsible citizenship.
Burke urges citizens to engage with officials and press for action while avoiding undermining public conscience in public servants. He warns that neglecting nominations and elections risks eroding confidence in government as citizens claim union loyalty and protective power.
Readable listings show children's play suits available in a variety of colors priced from $1.35 to $2.00 at The Reubinson Hancock Co. in a local sale listing.
A discussion among Exchange Club members centers on forming labor unions through organized bodies. Speakers argue workers and employers each have formal groups and now propose a union for self protection and to advance their views.
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