Public Auction at Jay Rogers farm Huntington Ohio
Goofey Movies FABLIC SALE Hating decided to quit farming I will sell at Public Auction at my residence situated 1 1/4 miles west of Huntington on what is known as the Jay Rogers farm. on Saturday Nov 24 commencing at 10 a m the following property three horses consisting of 1 team of gray Feldings 12 years old weight 3090 lbs 1 black mare 9 years old in foal weight 1500 7 racing pony 2 1/2 years old cattle consisting of 1 Holstein first calf with calf by her side 1 Holstein Cow 10 years old will freshen in Dec balance of cows will freshen during winter and spring 1 Holstein first calf heifer with the calf in Dec 2 Holstein heifers 10 mos old not bred 1 Holstein pure bred bull about 15 mos old 1 infant calf 6 mos old 4 of these cattle are first calf heifers that walked from 55 to 41 lbs per day This herd is one of the heavy producing herds in this part of the country 35 NOGS consisting of 4 brood sows with pigs by their side Full line of farm tools About 8 tons of Clover Hay about 200 bushels of oats The Huntington Grange will serve hinch Terms All sums of 10 and under cash all sums over 10 at 6 mos time 7 percent int good bankable note Nick Schiller Col C E Baylor Auctioneer Wellington Ohio E Fuller and C C Touby Clerks boas by Frank Dote</S>
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Fablic
Huntington
Jay Rogers
Dee
Huntington Grange
Radio program listings fragment from 1928
Fragmentary radio schedule noting several networks and shows including Maxwell hour Milady's musicians and The Song Shop. Contains names like Columbia network WABC WEAF and WIZ NBC but lacks full program details or dates.
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United Press
ABC
Columbia
Sonora
N. B.C
WABC
Hask Simmons
Milady
WEAF
Radio programs on Cleveland stations Wednesday schedule
Eastern Standard Time listings for WTAM and WEAR Cleveland on Wednesday November 21 show a 4 40 p m news and weather segment followed by various acts including a hotel Cleveland orchestra Dan's eastern stand and a series of musical performances such as Ipana Troubadours Palmolive Hour and Golden Pheasant Resort orchestra plus late night organ program and memories Garten dance.
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Cleveland
Wednessday
Chestra
Dan
Torraine Tableag
Cor-Kla Coke Twins
Blackface
Orozone Pure Aly
Ipana Troubadours
Palmolive
Golden Pheasant Res
Saurant Orchestra
Ad Memories Garten
Sinan
Public Auction Near LaGrange Off Feltria Road
The undersigned will call at Public Auction 112 miles north of LaGrange on Feltria LaGrange stone road Monday Nov 26 at 10:00. Items include 3 Greg gelding horses age 10, pair of black mare colts 7 and 6 months, 14 Holstein cattle four years and fresh, Jersey four years fresh, several Holstein Jerseys to freshen, 2 year Holstein Jersey heifers to freshen, fall heifer calves, yearling bull. 15 tons mixed hay, silage in 12 ft silo about 400 bushels oats, a few potatoes, stack of straw, farming implements. Lunch by Ladies of La Grange M E Church. Terms: all sums of $10 and under cash. Over that amount, months time on bankable notes at 7% interest. Auctioneers Clayton H. Sooy. Elyria Ohio. Clerk FP Gott.
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LaGrange
Feltria-Lagrange Stone Road
Jersey
M. E. Church of la Grange
Brenner Clayton H. Sooy
Elyria
Ohio
B. Gott
Evening Radio Schedule and Featured Programs
A detailed radio guide lists programs by station including WRK KW NBC and WIZ. Highlights feature health reports, orchestras, piano recitals, a fox fur trappers segment, and a guest pianist Edvard Kordesl with George Krueger and his Nite Hav. Program times span evening hours with various musical acts and community fund segments.
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Agernews
Trinity Edral Nour
Henry Anders
Theodore Appel
Bareceal
Williams
Winton Muse Mihers
Etate Dome
Edvard Kordesl
George Krueger
NBC Networks
Waldorfs
Fox Fur Trappers
Wws
WTA
Palmoliva
Teot
Phil Ny
Hotel Manger Oarghastra
Lew White
Yoengr
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Village Council Meets in Amherst for Repairs and Slag Work
Amherst November 21 The Village Council held a full meeting at the town hall with all members present. William Miller was ordered to repair the fence along Milan avenue hill and the mayor instructed to have slag laid on Crownhill avenue. After general business and bill approvals the session adjourned.
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Amurrst
William Miller
Milan Avenue
Crownhill Avenue
Volley Ball League Sets Wednesday Evening Matches
The Luncheon Club Volley Ball League will play its second series this season at the YMCA. Three matches begin at 7 30 p m with Kiwanis Club versus Young Men's Club, then Rotarians versus Agenda Club at 8, and Cheese and Crackers Club versus HI Y at 8 30.
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Robert T. Moore
MY .Ca
Threenes
Kiwanis
Rotarians
Agenda
Memory loss mystery piles up in England as doctors warn
Police puzzled by rising disappearances across England linked to memory loss. A London doctor notes two victim groups, one from brain injury and a growing second class from modern life. He singles out women as especially vulnerable to competing in male dominated industries. In Ohio, Heidelberg’s unbeaten team earns a season state scoring record and will be honored with a December 4 banquet by the Heidelberg Athenic Association.
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London
England
Tiffin
Heidelberg
Heidelberg Athenic Association
Traxter’s 666 Leads Merchants TK League Night
Traxter of Malik Markets bowled a 666 three game set to lead the Merchants TK League at Gala alleys. Malik Markets rolled 1053 team pins in a clean sweep of Andress Cadillacs while Inter-City Coal claimed all three from Spring Valley with Krugman totaling 631. Broad Motors split two from City Motors as E Anderson reached 606.
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Krugman
E. Anderson
Traxter
Trarler
Andress Cadillacs
Spring Valley
Broad Motors
City Motors
Malik
TraMer
Manik
Chenoweth
Sheppard
Hebebrand
Bohn
I Carpenter
Welty
Walkden
Spring Valley Warner
Otten
Kushin
Donnelly
Szender
Broad Motors Weber
Hubbel
Vreeland
Lisewsky
Evans
Henke
Snriver
Webner
E. Donnelly
Four Teams Tie In Hockey League
Four teams share first in the NHL after last night’s results. Montreal Maroons beat the Rangers 1 0 at Madison Square Garden, Ottawa defeated Toronto 4 1, Ottawa joins the tie, Chicago Blackhawks lost 2 0 to the Pittsburgh Pirates. Dixie Fire ad.
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New York
Rangers
Montreal Maroons
Madison Square Garden
Montreal
Maroons
Maple Leafs
Toronto
Ottawa
Leafs
Les Canadiens
Chicago
Blackhawk
Pittsburgh Pirates
Pitts
Burgh
Boston
Rc Canadiens
Tate
Oo Aroua
Rene
Montreal Canadiens
N.Y. Americans
Industrial Basketball League to Organize at Y M C A
Organization of the Industrial Basketball League begins Friday with representatives from industrial and commercial teams meeting at the Y M C A. about 15 or 16 teams are expected to enter, build on last year’s 13 teams. Practice has already started and league games are planned at the Y M C A on Wednesdays and some Fridays and Saturdays.
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Robert ‘T. Moore
Y.M.C.A
Moore
New London Social Notes and Local Games Preview
New London residents host visitors from Cleveland and nearby towns as weekly social ties and church gatherings fill the scene. Amherst losses reshape league standings with Wellington set to meet New London on Nov 23, while Rotary Club outlines a Cleveland clinic visit and a Vermilion trip. Donald Hubler is hospitalized, and a piano lesson program at Launer's Music Store offers free beginner classes Thursday at 4 pm.
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