Potatoes Boost Ohio Crop Outlook Amid Mixed Yields
Lorain County survey notes potatoes led the state’s crops with higher prices, while corn peaches and grapes performed variably. Ohio's 15 year average potage and nationwide potato trends show a 19 percent drop from normal, with frost and dry weather harming cantaloupes and peppers but yielding good peaches pears and a superb grape season.
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Lorain County
Ohio
United States
Ro. F. Taber
Ta Aber
Lorain
Middle Ridge
Orn
Mandy
Un Employment Decreasing Inos
Washington October 17 industrial employment rose 1.5 percent from August to September across 52 industries in 9 219 establishments covering 2 809 295 workers. Total weekly wages reached 72 274 822 with earnings up in all twelve industry groups led by gains except textiles.
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Washington
Department of Commerce
Death of Reverend C C Schmidt Former St Johns Pastor
Word has reached St. Louis of the death of Rev. C C Schmidt former pastor of St Johns Lutheran church in this city on Thursday night. He was 82 years old and had served as a Lutheran minister for fifty seven years. He was installed pastor here in September 1872 for five years and was succeeded by Rev J A Schmidt. Funeral services are to be held Sunday.
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J.A. Schmidt
Bandit gang seizes payroll at Chicago plant in daring raid
Six men armed with sawed off shotguns and revolvers seized a $25,000 payroll from the International Harvester plant in Chicago this morning. They held more than twenty workers at bay and escaped.
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National Bank
Lasfence Dies After Operation at Massillon Fire
Mrs Leonard Lawrence, longtime resident of West Ave, Massillon, died after surgery in Massillon hospital. Funeral arrangements set at her father’s home, 1203 West Avenue, with Rev. E. L. Redhead officiating. Burial at Ridgelawn Cemetery.
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Ridgelawn Cemetery
Local Jeweler Seeks Injunction Against Mayor Over Auction Sale
Carl Baron through attorney Frank B. Stetson files injunction proceedings in Common Pleas Court to compel Mayor Harry Hinkson to issue a license for a jewelry auction. Attorney notes stock to be placed on sale and objections to outside material.
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Harry Hinkson
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Car Collision Damages Vehicle In Wellington Ohio
An early report describes a vehicle collision in Wellington involving a machine owned by T C Less. The right front wheel axle and hub cap were damaged, with the radius and bent rod noted.
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William Alurradius
Rod Bent
RL Jackson
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Ohio
Auto dealer appeals after skunk incident verdict
A case against Sox Auto-Sales Co appealed by A A Stellhamer centers on a verdict in Justice Conaway's court for 77 dollars, claimed as commission on an automobile sale. Police reports reference an odd incident with a skunk and gas masks witnessed near the West garage area.
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Pope Pius XII sets December 1 for cardinal consistory
Rome reports December 1 consistory for four church dignitaries to be elevated to cardinal. Prime items include the papal announcement, with no South American nominees, and coverage of other world events in Rome London Shanghai and India.
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Pius XII
London
Bhopal
India
Liquor Seized by Authorities in CHCA Case
Unclear OCR text reports liquor seizure actions by CHCA agents. Mentions October date fragment and lists barrels and beer totals. Details are garbled. no clear entities or outcomes can be confirmed from readable portions.
Unclear Franks Wilford and a superintelligent collie Pete
An eccentric tale describes Frank Wilford and his collie Pete with almost supernatural intelligence. Pete rides elevators, leads a boy to a bank with money, and a 15 year hunt for Timothy Sullivan ends with his sisters locating him at Longview hospital after wandering the streets.
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Longview Hospital
Lorain defeats Oberlin in football scoring 24 0
Lorain easily disposed of Oberlin High 24 to 0 in a late afternoon game. Oberlin drew blood early but Lorain led 7 6 at the end of the first quarter and extended to 14 6 by the third. Lorain added two more touchdowns in the final period to seal the win as Oberlin struggled for first downs.
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Permanent peace Locarno era to pave world order
Fragmentary text cites Locarno era aims for lasting global peace. Mentions dates October 27 or 28 and a quarantine issue tied to a key case. References President Coolidge and invitations to heirs appear in disjointed notes.
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Perry
Samuel Ralston remembered in many a rite
Fragmentary text notes multiple rites for Samuel Ralston with mentions of a role, a former pastor, and local figures. The legible portions reference a ceremony or services and unnamed individuals in a neighborhood setting.
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Samuel Ralston
Wind and tornado damage hit Hart and Warren counties
Thirteen injured and two heavy damages reported as a tornado roared through Hart and Warren counties in South Central Kentucky. Homes barns trees and debris suffered widespread destruction across a five mile by fifteen mile path. Unconfirmed reports cite heavier damage near Camaer a village of about 30 people with limited communication.
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City Engine Probes Type Depavings
Officials in Columbus examine state road depaving specifications as part of a broader effort. The representatives seek to influence adoption of the new type in the state road program.
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Shoplifter Sentenced In Delaware Girls Home Case
Lorain flapper Suefile Mackert bound over to probate court for shoplifting. She claimed involvement with a wrong company and said she had been taught a lesson by a Cleveland woman. Other implicated girls have disappeared and not been found.
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Lorain
Delaware
Thea Wroas Company
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