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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1920
Page
7
A historical classified column advertises insertion rates and policies for classified ads in a Fort Wayne newspaper. It lists per line charges, consecutive insertions discounts, real estate and wanted notices, and employment sections with sample copy. Includes decline of liability for errors and credit terms for patrons.
Oberlin Hospital trustees held their annual meeting last night electing officers for the coming year. Plans to arrange the hospital from Nov 10 to 11 were settled. Leonard presidency, C G Rogers secretary, L I Porter treasurer, L E Bur en elected trustee for five years. Browning Memorial Hospital fund may be increased to $10,000 from this year’s proceeds.
Billy the goat tries three times to slip through a strong pen fence to reach America with his mother. A wise goat instructs him to wait, but a whip-wielding man and the fat enemy Hans keep pressuring. Billy’s mother and Mang Zug defend him as Hans clings and tumbles, ending with Billy’s failed escape.
Miss Mabel Turkley was rendered unconscious and Miss Maude Gawn slightly injured when struck by an automobile driven by John Brill while crossing Cleveland avenue after leaving a parked car. Turkley regained consciousness at home of Dr. W. G. Schaffer. injuries not serious, Gawn had minor bruises. Also reports: Lady Maccabees officers elected and Circle meeting notes. amateur journalists’ convention at Western Reserve University. Park avenue quarantine for diphtheria affecting George Brown home and twins Albert and Alfred Brown.
LaPorte November 9. The society hosted by Mrs Sam Dewhar last Thursday afternoon drew good attendance. Mrs F W Garver and Miss Balle Garver are ill. Mae Robson and Emma Robson recently returned from a three week visit in Salina Kansas. Mr Rothgary of Elyria moved into W P Rheparda house. The W C T A will be entertained next Wednesday by Mrs Elizabeth Wright of Chestnut Ridge. A community supper Friday at 5:30 p m in the church basement will aid Mrs John Alexander of Gregon in need of food and clothing.
The fragment mentions a price of 40 and asks readers to request a kidney remedy from a list of entities including The South Bed, Paster W'harn Co, Mita, and Buffalo, New York. The readable text is garbled and lacks clear event details or outcomes.
A fragment notes that the first German merchant vessel since the war arrives at a US port. It mentions three German service men forming part of the crew and that an American ex service man on shore becomes incensed.
Members of the Norwalk high school football team will be banqueted by the Kiwanis Club at its weekly luncheon tomorrow noon. The event is set for Norwalk and highlights ongoing local sports.
Fragmentary note mentions a flame and items labeled Nitchhazel and Camphor at tee ELT A. Readable content is limited with no clear event, date, or organization.
Windsor Ontario reports Rev Bracklin and adherents tied to a raid at Beverly Trumble inn that led to his death. An inquest began and adjourned to allow officers to seek Ed Smith who allegedly witnessed the shooting. Spracklin’s camp faced scrutiny amid border town tensions and conflicting accounts of how the assailants entered the hotel.
Mrs P Wheeler hosts her niece from St Clair Mich. Mrs Geo Tranchet visits niece in LaGrange. Miss Eten Jakelesty attends Halloween party. A fine line and Junth served. Fish and Game Club banquet attended in Elyria by John Wicks and Leo Hanchett. Mr and Mrs Clyde McGinnis sell their farm. Rev and Mrs Croft visit. Ruth Tras and John Mohinr visit Elyria. Henry Launtsbery plans move near Elyria. Dewey Reynolds to occupy the local farm. Mrs P Wheeler spent past week at Olmsted. Certrude McGinnis and children spend week with Geo Ridgway in Elyria.
A worker named J. M. Bim mons started in a Witte room making oudia boards. He now runs a Chicago factory on 44 000 square feet producing about a million feet of lumber for boards yearly. Additional output includes 200 000 feet for small tables and 24 000 feet for the Jegs.
Norwalk items show Juso Shibeley and C. G. H. Godetred collecting sweet corn while Mary F. Merritt and George Subrlinia gather beans and Andrew Silaa contributes red ragp herries. Alana Rumstad named Huron county health nurse at 1600 annual salary. Army tank to be shown at Hur on petits Armistice Day celebration at Monroeville. State Representative-elect C. G.
Patrolman Joan Brusk and partners hunt down Ralph Miller alias Davis alias loaner after a one hour chase through Niakal Plate yards near 11 street. Miller wounded no one but fired at officers and claimed to be a safe cracker. He was arraigned on Shooting with Intent to Wound, waived exam, and bound over to the grand jury under 6000 bond. Home listed as 1104 roadway. long Lorain residence.
The report warns that blighted potatoes should be dug as soon as possible to prevent soft rot. Many fields show dead tops, and rot is not yet widespread due to dry weather, but heavy rain could spread blight spores into tubers. Post harvest handling must be careful to avoid rot. store in dry places and dry thoroughly before packing. Columbus notes political accounts for R. W. Archer and other candidates with expenses.
Lexington resident Mrs E Swigert declares her crippling nerves and cold extremities relieved by Ner-Y-Wory. She notes restored sleep appetite and energy after trying the remedy, calling it the sure cure and urging others to ask their druggist for a bottle with a money back guarantee if unsatisfied.
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