Advertising inquiries for classified department
Advertisers were advised to call the advertising department for expert attention to listings. The notice stresses telephone contact and prompt service for placing ads.
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1919
Page
2
Advertisers were advised to call the advertising department for expert attention to listings. The notice stresses telephone contact and prompt service for placing ads.
A cluttered real estate note lists multiple homes for sale across streets like Fifth Street Lorain County Bank Bridg and Lake Avenue. Prices range from about 1800 to 7500 with details on rooms, baths, furnaces, oak floors, and recent updates. includes vendor names and contact hints.
A fragmented index of classified sections lists items for sale services jobs and notices. It references autos bicycles business education housing relocation and various trades with scattered spelling errors and unclear headings across numerous categories.
Auction sale offers a double wagon box hay oats and about 212 acres of corn in shock plus many other items. TERMS ten dollars and under cash over ten dollars six months credit on bankable notes at a percent interest. Not to be removed until settled for. A F Quayle owner. Auctioneer Col Dan Easton.
The notice lists recipients for ad business mail including Tadics Mrs L I Warber Miss Anie Cope Mrs Herbert DeChant Mrs Evelyn Doyle Mrs Frank Griffin Lillian Uodgmar Mrs J B Johnson Mrs Jennie Wrause Celia Meyers Mrs FL Oldenburg Mra Pearl Hose Miss lL Schults Mrs Dan Schramm Mrs G A Simpson Mrs E Siemes Mrs Jalius Standen Mrs Auge Towne Marjorie Tubelsing Mrs Ralph Young and many Gentlemen such as Henry Albrecht Sr Chas W Ashley Jr A Atkins A M Baird Sol Blumenthal Charles Bowers Dr R Buja WH Coleman Robert Dawles EW Cars LR Carlsen A J Collins Frederick Corbin AL Csulum J Davis Ernest Decker Win Doubit Jee Dunn Tr Feder Geo H Porrester L A Fowl George H Preeman Russell Gilmore W F Gleason Carl Green Earl Grilia Jr Hand John Harrison James P Hayes Marty Hill Leslie Heok Herbert C Huff Chester A Kyde Charles Johnson Peter Lemper Dan Long Justin B Marth John Madak Edward McCann Andrew Moulton Ma Movesan Grant Marzh Wm J Meatholland Andrew O’Hara Fred Oldenbury Henry Pesche Jim Phinney Irino Earl Ross August Satla Melvin Sig tar Edwin R Smith Rollin Smuath Scott Smith Frank Steh John Swinnerton Almon Victory Frank Watking C F Williams
Bay Village notes report the deaths of Mrs. Hay aged 85 of Basgatt road and Mrs. Almeda Cook mother of Harry Cook, with funerals at the Lutheran and North Olmsted churches. Sewing Circle events and local visits are also listed along with a rabbit hunt nearby.
La Grange residents share holiday hospitality with guests including Mr and Mrs Ralph Hacker of Cleveland. Local families such as the Heaths Gott Adams and Underhills entertained or visited in the area. George Jackson attended the Loyal Legion encampment in Minnesota, appearing in recent events.
The report lists military and civilian movements around Cleveland. It mentions a future encampment in Cleveland, a Camp Gordon psychologist on tour through the west, visits by Ward Hubbard Perry Pearea in Elyria, Thanksgiving gatherings, and local family occurrences including illness and a bake sale with proceeds to the library.
The Third Assistant Postmaster General announces Christmas parcels for American Expeditionary Force members in England France and Germany must reach Hoboken N J by December 8. Parcels to weigh no more than seven pounds and measure within 72 inches in length and girth, addressed with name rank organization and American Expeditionary Force in care of the commanding general. Include sender name and address and label Christmas Package. Prohibited items barred. Calls to Inland post office New Orleans for details. New Orleans November 29 Special. Newspapers raise street and delivery prices from 15 to 20 cents weekly and 5 cents per copy for evening papers.
A trader driven market shows weak public participation and high money rates. Analysts expect no major stock advance before year end as banking interests resist. Grain markets surprise bulls and bears with steady or rising prices amid bearish news and foreign exchange slumps.
A historical market summary notes cotton prices recovering after a sharp dip due to fluctuations and speculation with Liverpool cables boosting exports. Wool markets show strength from official sales and rising demand, while high grade wools stay scarce. Iron and steel face labor shortages and potential coal shortfalls but finished products trend up. Copper weakens amid ample stocks and subdued consumption.
Chicago reports show opening prices for corn and oats with slight gains and losses across contracts. Pork and lard futures list varied opening, highest, and closing prices. cattle, calves, sheep, and hogs receive mixed receipts and bid ranges at Cleveland and Toledo markets with notable prices for corn and barley.
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