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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1929
Page
2
Jefferson City lawmakers discuss a home brew tax proposal expected to raise about 3 million dollars. The plan, by Republican caucus chairman William P. Elmer and Democrat Gray Snyder, would tax malt compounds at five cents per pound via retailer stamps.
The Amherst junior class will present the operetta Polished Pebbles by Otis Carrington next Friday evening in the school auditorium. The cast includes Uncle Bob disguised as a negro Hubert Jones Mrs Obrien Rosalie Hildegard Aebersold Winred Twylah Stevenson Millicent Norma Merchant Mrs Gabble Margaret Histed Mr Gabble Fred Holznauer Martha Virgina Garland Nick Lewis Kilmer and a chorus of Lonbonnet girls with Miss Milda Ruth at piano.
Mrs. Alex Flowers entertained relatives and friends at a miscellaneous shower for her daughter in law, with many local names listed and gifts received. A village council meeting at the town hall included Mayor Engle and councilmen. Others visited, shopped, or attended church events, with notes on hospitalities, bridg e games, and church programs.
Amarillo Texas Charles Goodnight the last of the three men who blazed the first trail cattle driven northward from Texas after the Civil War is writing his memoirs. The 93 year old ranchman is aided by his 30 year old wife to complete a book about early days in the southwest. He supports historical data with J Evetts Haley and the Panhandle Plains Historical Society collecting material of value.
Governor Myers Y. Cooper will deliver the commencement address at Baldwin Wallace College on June 10, announced by Dr. Albert B. Storms. This marks the second Ohio Governor to speak at the college’s commencement, following Governor Chase Zahl several years ago.
The 1791 Report on Manufactures by Alexander Hamilton outlines general arguments for protective policies. It advocates government support to develop domestic industry, diversify the economy, and reduce dependence on foreign goods through tariffs and incentives.
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