Elyria Postoffice Notices and Newspaper Billing
Published information shows city editor contact and pricing: second class Daily two cents per copy with carrier and annual prepaid rates. It lists postal regions Elyria Lorain counties Ohio and foreign advertising representatives in Chicago Detroit New York and Motors Building.
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Elyria
Lorain
Ohio
John W. Cull
Chicago
Michigan Ave
Detroit
Gener
Wedding Bells for Kolinski and Knowles Daughter
A pretty wedding united Wilhelmina Knowles and Karl Kolinski of Grafton on a Wednesday afternoon. The ceremony featured an improvised fern altar, maid of honor Mrs Don Carmel, best man Allan Lachamp, and a luncheon for guests. Out of town attendees included Judge H C Wilcox and numerous Kolinski relatives. Earlier notices include a funeral for Myrtle Hastings in Batavia MI, illness confining Miss Algena Adams, and a Missionary society meeting postponed to Nov 11.
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Algena Adams
Missionary Society of the
M.el Church
Brighton
Myrtle Hastings
Adventist Church
Schultz
Batavia
Branch County
Michigan
Montville
Geauga County
Ohio
Sidney Hastings
Lester Multer
Elkhart
Indiana
Nellie Multer Rogers
Phyllis
Jack Multer
Harry Scott
Willoughby
Frank Baker
Daytona Beach
Florida
Fred
Albert
Monroeville
Robert Carruthers
Linge
William C. Knowles
Wilhelmina
Karl Kolinski
Grafton
James Siward
Don Carmel
Allan Lachamp
Cleveland
Frank Wolcott
Magna
Dorothy
Estralita
Carmel
Carl Tomasheska
R. B. Freeman
A. B. Sauer
Beatrice Alien
Flosh Hess
Ralph Wright
Gertrude Adrian
Jack
Betty Tomasheska
Charles Rising
Norma
Caroline Rising
James Sivard
Mexican fiber may be used in making silk
In Oklahoma City Federico Narro industrial commissioner for Coahuila Mexico predicts rope and bagging fiber can substitute silk and rayon. He notes processes nearly perfected to spinner and weave the fiber into a delicate fabric. A walking fish specimen with a breathing apparatus lifelike out of water was demonstrated during the visit.
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Oklahoma City
Federico Narro
Coahula
Mexico
Narro
Safety Drive Collided With Traffic Apathy
A noon scene on Fourth Street near a school shows traffic control by school boys keeping children safe until a hurried mother ignored rules. She drove the wrong way, entered traffic with a child, sped past East Ave, and crashed a red signal. The incident underscores the need for parental cooperation in street safety efforts.
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Fourth Street
East Ave
Wait 13 Months to Take Office After Election
The piece notes that many elected congressmen and senators will not take seats until December 1931, despite this week’s national election results. It describes the lame duck session, a potential constitutional amendment for January inaugurations, and the complicating factor of a newly elected House and Senate facing a hostile Congress at year’s end.
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Congress
Senate
House of Representatives
Hoover
United States
Bennett Moves on St Lawrence Waterway Plans
Mr Bennett returns from London where imperial conference followed Parliament session. Hoover pressed Canada to advance the St Lawrence waterway, with Ottawa deepening works already underway on the Welland Canal and Quebec power rights. A second St Lawrence commission may settle financing and dam engineering details before a final treaty and funding.
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London
Bemmett
Canada
Hoover
St. Lawrence
State Department
America
Bennett
Washington
Welland Canal
Quebec
Toover
Congress
Parliament
North Carolinas Live-at-Home Plan Aims at Tobacco Prices
Governor O Max Gardner urges a united North Carolina effort to raise tobacco prices by cutting tobacco acreage at least 25 percent for 1931. He warns the state faces an $80 million loss in gross income from tobacco and cotton, with farmers hit hardest but effecting all citizens. The plan advocates farm programs, coordinated by agriculture departments and press, to restore price parity and profits.
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O. Max Gardner
North Carolina
Oliver Max Gardner
Shelby
N.C
State College of Agriculture
University of North Carolina
State Senate
No Carolina
O.m.gardner
Tobacco Belt
Departments of Agriculture, Agricultural Colleges
North Caroline
Winter and Prosperity Stirring Up Promises Ahead
A playful note hints at future fortunes as winter approaches and prosperity brews. The speaker wields advertising as savvy leverage, warning that neglecting ads may cost a husband.
Anniversaries of Historic Figures Mark Births and Deaths
Today's anniversaries recall Edmund Haller the astronomer born 1656 and died 1742. John Dickinson, Maryland born statesman who opposed the Declaration, died 1808. William Wirt, U S Attorney General, born in Maryland and died 1834. Nathaniel M Rothschild, a pivotal English peer, born and died 1915.
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Edmund Haller
John Dickinson
Congress
Maryland
Delaware
William Wirt
United States
Bladenburg
Washington
Nathaniel M Rothschild
House of Lords
Chronological milestones from 1864 to 1904
Four brief entries summarize key events: Lincoln’s 1864 re election, 1867 Alaska transfer to Gen Rosseau at New Archangle, Montana’s 1889 admission as a state, and Theodore Roosevelt’s 1904 presidential election.
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Abraham Lincoln
Alaska
Gen
Rosseau
New Archangle
Montana
Theodore Roosevelt
Notable U S Military and Industry Figures Birthday Retirements
Major General Clarence C Williams born in White County Georgia 61 years old today. Brig Gen Frank W Caldwell born Rochester New York reaches retirement age age 64. Rear Admiral George Day born Bradford Vermont nine years ago. Frank W Stearns Boston merchant longtime ally of ex President Coolidge born Boston 71 years ago. Sir Herbert Austin British car maker born 64 years ago.
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Clarence C Williams
White Co
Frank W. Caldwell
Rochester
Herbert Austin
Burn
Awakening the Mind Powers Fortunes of Effort
The passage notes that natives of this day are not naturally fortunate. The mind tends to be listless unless stimulated to action and driven to seek results. It argues that power exists if the mind can be awakened and urged to exert effort.
Notable births of prominent figures and leaders
Dr Florence R Sabin of the Rockefeller Institute born in Central City Colorado aged 59. Charles Donnelly president of Northern Pacific Railway born in Grand Rapids Wisconsin aged 61. Prof Edward B Warner editor of Aviation born in Pittsburgh aged 36. Burton K E Stevenson author and director of the American Library in Paris born in Chillicothe Ohio aged 58. Arthur O Wharton president of the International Association of Machinists born in Kansas aged 57.
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Florence R. Sabin
Rockefeller Institute For Medical Research
Central City
Colo
Charles Donnelly
Northern Pacific Railway
Grand Rapids
Wis
Edward B. Warner
Aviation
Pittsburgh
Burton KE. Stevenson
American Library
Paris
Chillicothe
Ohio
Arthur O. Wharton
International Association of Machinists
Kansas
Today's Horoscope Offers Steady Mind And Kindred Help
The reading highlights a steady mind and a soft purpose to aid the distressed. It notes many friends will assist in good works and help the native achieve a high place with natural success. It says it is a strong day.
Grange Bazaar Aids Meth Church Fund in LaGrange
Local Notables visit kin across Cleveland Wilkinsburg Elyria and Washington D C. The annual Ladies Aid Methodist bazaar at Grange hall on election day Nov 4 featured chicken dinner candy bake fish pond and fair goods attracting many out-of-town attendees. About 140 dollars raised. Funeral held for Mrs Earl Gragin in Grafton with burial in LaGrange cemetery.
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Edward Bruehler
North Olmsted
Irah Dean
Washington, D. C
B. J. Knowles
Dever
Wilkinsburg
Charles Pomeroy
Cleveland
John King
Julius Wilcox
Elyria
Charles Rawson
Paul Sage
Margene
Thad Rawson
Ladies’ Aid Society
Methodist Church
Grange Hall
Earl Cragin
Grafton
LaGrange
Vermont Street
Birth rate drops to 18.9 per 1000 in 1929 national report
Commerce Department data show America's birth rate fell to 18.9 per 1000 in 1929, the lowest since 1915. Oregon registered 14.1 as the area’s lowest state rate, while New Mexico recorded 26.9. Infant mortality declined nationwide to 68, with Oregon at 48. Deaths decreased in 24 states and rose in 21.
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Washington, D. C
America
Commerce Department
Oregon
New Mexico
Battery units form in Canadian National Railway plan
Montreal report states the Canadian National Railways received government sanction to organize a battery of artillery as part of the Sixth Canadian Field Brigade. The mechanized unit will be equipped with four 18 pounder guns and officially named the 79th Canadian National Railway Battery.
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Montreal
Canadian National Railways
Canadian Field Brigade
79Th
Canadian National Railway
Atwater Kent Radio Display Contest and Rabbit Shooting Season
The Days News announces an Atwater Kent radio week long display with a sealed model number guess contest and a free prize. It notes the rabbit and pheasant season opening on November 15 and reports abundant game, with bag limits of five rabbits or two cock pheasants per day and up to two days’ possession.
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Atwater Kent
Atwater Kent Radio
Golden Voice
State Game Commission
Ballon Balloon Tube Giveaway Promises Radio Tubes to Catchers
Next Thursday November 13 weather permitting the store will release ten balloons each with a ticket. Ten winners will receive a full set of Ever ready radio tubes chosen by the winner. Estimates say 50 to 100 tubes in total. A stunt to draw attention to the shop.
Christmas greeting cards and deals in a public notice
A short notice notes greeting cards as an affordable Christmas gift option with prices lower than last year. It mentions a fine selection and assortments. The week’s issue of the little Voice of the Air features Ida Bailey Allen, a famed home economist, with news about the Majestic Electric Refrigerator and several frozen dessert recipes.
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Voice of the Air
Ida Bailey Allen
America
Radio lamp showcase with silver lamp and Liberty Bell model
A small display offers radio electrical lamps in many styles. A silver lamp is priced at $10, with several other lamps available including the Liberty Bell Model at $1.29.
Dux-Bak coats and hospital lighting contract noted
If opening day is wet, a Dux-Bak rain proof coat offers comfort and game pockets. The Lorain county home awarded a contract to furnish and erect electric hospital fixtures of the highest grade for the new sick and invalid building.
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Lorain County
Fixtures Displayed in Hecock Floral and Boylan Block Sale
The advertisement advertises electrical work at Hecock Floral Co store and the Boylan block. It invites surprise at a large assortment of fixtures on the second floor and notes a right-price sale due to a favorable purchase.
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Hecock Floral Co
Boylan
Thanksgiving stove ad touts Detroit Jewel gas ranges
Thanksgiving time prompts a home economics pitch for replacing an old rusting gas range with a new white enamel Detroit Jewel range. The ad highlights double lined ovens patent oven regulators rust proof tops and other features with available terms.
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Detroit
Gift department aide helps solve your gift problem
If you have a gift problem visit our enlarged gift department and let Miss Fitzpatrick help you solve it. No matter how much you wish to spend we can suggest some little or big article useful novel and interesting and the sort of thing that folks like to receive.
Photos loaned by Glen Martin Air moved to boys department
The display of photos loaned to us by the Glen Martin Air plane company of Cleveland has been moved to the boys department of the Y. M. C. where they may be seen by any one interested.
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Glen Martin Airplane Company
Cleveland
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Howard B. Somers
Elyria Sav. & Trust Bldg
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Bob Maple
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the Days
Day’s Music Store
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