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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1925
Page
9
Horace Chester writes to Danforth expressing love and distance while Beulah refuses his proposal. A dam breach at Niagara cascades into a widening gorge as Horace rushes to Washington to plead a government plan with the President and cabinet to avert disaster for the lake cities.
Horace Chester meets with the President and cabinet after lengthy planning. A senator delivers a package containing the official record of extraordinary actions and authorization to purchase materials and employ workers for government work.
Rev W W H Gugssey returns this week from Pittsburgh where he has been confined for treatment. The Smith Standard company has about fifty thousand young ems on their farm here. A J Hulse started the second well on the state farm at North Eaton. Rev C C Maple spent days last week at Oak Harbor and Elmore. Mrs Thomas Andrews was the guest here one day. Loys Hamblin and son of Brunswick were here last week delivering Maple Syrup. Ridgevilla Greenhouse builds a two acre addition. Lloyd Cheesmen works for A J Hulse. Rev C C Maple is in Jeffersontown County. Asa Taft adds to his house. Mrs R Blaine was in Lorain Monday. Roland Blaine joined Smith Standard. Mrs Geo Robinson is sick.
The text notes government authority urging prompt ground delivery of material and Canada’s hoped cooperation. Horace contemplates swift action, recalling Eades’ ironclad feat in a hundred days, while preparations and overnight travel unfold amid wartime urgency and want ads in the Chronicle Telegram.
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