Elyria’s New Prez Ideals Highlight School Festival
A fragmentary report notes Elyria area leaders proposing new presidential ideals at a school festival. Remarks by Ron Wingard and C Keyes reference plans for a community event with multiple sites and a junior committee. Names, roles, and dates are partially obscured in the damaged text, but the piece hints at a chair, members, and assorted civic planning activities.
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Elyria
Ne Ste
Ron Wingard
C. Keyes
Wiil
Bre
Tulford Prindle
Tunchee
Econer
Civ
ASB
Fox
Japan Sweeps Trade Rivals From Ethiopia
Addis Ababa reports that Ethiopian imports in 1934 totaled about 35 million Ethiopian dollars, with Japan supplying $3.69 million mostly in textiles and tea. Imports plunged in 1935 due to credit limits, higher war risk insurance, and uncertain markets, while American shares dwindled except for government purchases. Exports suffer from falling world prices, especially coffee.
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Addis Ababa
Japan
United St
Br Matcher’s
India
United States
Tralians
Impor
World Coffee Trade and Export Trends Described
The article notes Yemen coffee culture and transport, tracing origins to Keffia and vast forests. It cites price declines from 15 cents to 4–5 cents per pound since 1828, with exports reaching 14,000 tons in six months, mirroring full-year 1934 volumes, risking rot if prices stay low. It warns other exports may rise to fill gaps, while goat, sheep, beeswax, and animal skins remain secondary but steady.
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Yemen
Arabia
Leonard
Fragmentary report on crop prices and distant origins
The text notes low artificial prices for the sliver thaler at 13.59 per pound versus 19. It mentions Ceres as the blood of exports and Ethiopia’s key role globally. An Arab legend says Egyptian Christiaan was found in Katia province in the Sid Centurs, where meat became frisky for eating a cer oFir.
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Ethiopia
Christiaan Mots
Katia
Par ent Teachers' Association Holds October Meeting
The October meeting of the Parent Teachers' Association was held Tuesday evening in the school auditorium with routine business transacted.
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South Amherst
Parent Teachers’ Association
South Amherst Legion Rites Honor Flag and Scholarship Readied
The South Amherst Legion Auxiliary Post No. 197 led a program with grade school attendance, patriotic readings, and a bronze plaque gifted to the school by Legion Commander Water Krueck. A five dollar annual scholarship honors local high school students enrolled on the plaque, with remarks by Principal E Luremberg and music by Joe Bard Barchart.
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Mies Maxine Hopkins
South Amherst Legion Auxiliary Post No. 197
Legion
Auxiliary
Paul Mori
America
Marguerite Reichart
Evelyn Kreezer
Water Krueck
The
E. Luremberg
Howard Butler
Mori
Princ
Renverg
Joe Bard Barchart
the Assembly
Cat And Rooster Buddies Roam Barnes Farm
A cat and a large red rooster have become inseparable companions on Lucian Barnes’s farm. By day they roam the fields side by side and at night the rooster sleeps on the ground near his feline friend.
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Wilson
N. C
Lucian Barnes
Mink Gets Plane Ride to Fairbanks in Three Compartments
Alaska dispatch reports three pairs of live mink shipped by air to Frank Yaseda in Fairbanks via Charles Rudy of Juneau. The animals traveled in a special crate with three compartments, one pair per compartment, and showed no ill effects upon arrival.
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Mink
Junmery
Alaska
Plaza
Frank Yaseda
Fairbanks
Charles Rudy
Escapade at Dreamland Theatre Blends Opera and Comedy
The new Dreamland Picture Romance Escapade blends drama, music, and gallery elements. It presents a varied entertainment mix from grand opera to light comedy as it plays at the Dreamland Theatre.
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Dreamland Theatre
Crosby Does Tap Dance at Capitol in Two for Tonight
Bing Crosby achieves a secret ambition by tapping in the film Two for Tonight at the Capitol Theatre. Joan Bennett Mary Roland and Lynne Overman shine in the cast and are highlighted in previews and notices.
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Bing Crosby
Joan Bennett
Crosby
New Capitol
Capitol Theatre
Mary Roland
Lynne Overman
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