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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1927
Page
3
Lorain County Automobile Club urges motorists to file three copies of signed applications for 1928 license plates before December 21 1927. Applications require owner swearing before an official and must match the bill of sale. Labels cover passenger and commercial cars with varied fees and weight rules.
The senior class received rings last Tuesday, identified by the number two and eight with L H 5 on top. Junior and other class activities are noted, including Hallowe'en events, a “To School Day” for parents, and elected officers. The month-end feature mentions Robert Miller and Stanley Linden in a troubling incident.
In a general science class the dialogue reveals how a balloon rises and falls. Vandervort asks how a balloon ascends and descends. Duane explains that sand bags are thrown out to descend and reeled in to ascend.
The 300 bushel Potato Club of Ohio becomes a 400 bushel club after five growers exceed 400 bushels per acre. Earl B. Tussing reports five growers over 400 and 18 over 300, with more expected. Ohio average yield 88 bushels for 1921 1926. new methods lift yields. Russet Rural most common, White Rural second. Cobler joins for first time in three years.
A hen owned by Mrs. E L Dakan wife of OSU poultry head produced 625 eggs in a year, edging the world mark by 18 eggs. Four other hens in the flock topped 300 eggs but two were disqualified for underweight. The bird roosts early and is unfriendly yet weighs about 5.5 pounds. Virginia passes compulsory apple grading law to standardize packaging and branding practices for growers.
Kansas City story details John Sneed a World War I aviation mechanic who rebuilt a wrecked car, then created a four wheel brake system using a flexible conduit of interlocking steel segments. Ben Weinberg funded the project in 1924, and major auto and truck makers began adopting the design, positioning Sneed for significant fortune.
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