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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1929
Page
11
An unclear plea references organizing a local chapter of a group named Goofer or Gooftie Gang in Quin City. The message mentions mailing stamps for a caper related to poll information and seeking Goofer monies. Details are sparse and attribution uncertain.
Legal notices list parole recommendation for Raymond Curry, inmate 58718, in Ohio Penitentiary with hearing after May 7. Also multiple divorce actions filed in Lorain County Common Pleas, with hearings set from March to April 1929, including parties Fleming, Horn, and Smith variants, plus a Sheriff sale notice of real estate in Elyria and Pittsfield Township with parcels and appraisals.
Schedule details for daily routes except Sundays between Ashland Wellington Huntington Sullivan Polk and Ashland Wellington with arrival times at 7:35 AM 11:50 AM 6:00 PM and more. Sunday service listed with specific times. Issued by Ashland-Wellington Bus Line. W. L. Newcomer, Owner and Operator.
Cleveland radio listing for WTAM and WEAR 1070 kHz on Wednesday March 13 shows scheduled programs and time slots across stations, indicating entertainment and information blocks. The list names station call signs and program blocks, reflecting midweek schedule structure for listeners.
A 70-year-old Sandusky resident testifies that Konjola cured twenty five years of severe neuritis and stomach trouble. She credits six bottles for relief, says she can eat freely, sleep well, and enjoy life again. The product is sold in Elyria and Phillip's Drug Store plus other towns.
Mexico City reports Col. Charles A. Lindbergh will fly back to the United States this week via the border and proceed to New York after crossing. Exact departure date not learned. Lindbergh maintains his customary cautious schedule.
The article notes a silent stance from a noted figure when asked about a flight. It records his engagement to Miss Anne Spencer Morrow, daughter of the American ambassador. It also mentions a flight from Brownesville via a new mail route, described as his only flight since the insurrection began.
Barnum Browns to give a lecture in Oberlin Monday evening March 25. Browns has risen from a Kansas plains lad with curiosity about stones to curatorship of a leading Natural History Museum. He excavated the first dinosaur for the American Museum of Natural History and has published in National Geographic, Scientific American, AMNH Bulletins, and the Geological Society of America Bulletin.
Jefferson City Mo A bill was offered in the Missouri legislature requiring all pedestrians horses cattle hogs and live stock traveling on public highways to wear a red light. The fight was to protect the safety of travelers and reduce accidents on rural roads.
Used car bargains feature 1928 Chevrolet Coach and other Essex and Whippet models with open evenings at 105 Broad St. Public sale announced for March 19 at Carl H. Smith farm near Wellington, Ohio, including 2 horses, 17 head of cattle, hay and grain, farming implements, and a 183 acre farm for sale or rent. Auctioneer Clayton H. Sooy. clerk F B Gott. Terms: cash under $10, credit on larger sums.
In a legislative clash over road safety Representative W C Whitee ston opposed the bill arguing pedestrians do not need red lights for safety. He claimed walkers on busy highways require a deep dank voice to sing Nearer My God to Thee as protection.
In St. Louis Police Captain Tabb found Sergeant William Musgrave seated inside a saloon. Musgrave said he entered to raid the place but was struck by sudden illness, forcing him to sit. He is now described as Patrolman Musgrave.
In Hammond Indiana Edward Till and Mier managed to bring a damaged straw or motor down safely on a paved field after a plane duct through a maze of telegraph wires. The event highlights skilled piloting and careful navigation under challenging conditions near the city.
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