Audit details for Burtag circulation at Elyria office
In Elyria the Burtag circulation audit lists 431 copies on Second Street with The Lorale County Printing & Publishing Co as publisher and O. Hudnutt as publisher. City editor J Clare George notes publication appears nightly except Sundays. Rates: 2 cents per copy, 12 cents a week, 4 dollars yearly in advance. mail rates outside Elyria 1.66 yearly within Ohio 3.468. foreign reps listed in Chicago New York Detroit.
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Second Street
Elyria
Onis
Lorale County Printing & Publishing Company
Hudnutt
J Clare George
Sundey
Corals
Ohio
Jomo W. Cullen
Chicago
Michigan
New York
Fifth Ave
Detroit
General Motors
Ohio Voters urged to back Republican slate on election day
A historical editorial urges Ohio voters in Elyria and Lorain County to support the Republican ticket in the upcoming election. It praises Governor Morers Y. Cooper for highway and welfare improvements and endorses U S Senator Roscoe C. McCulloch, advocating continued cooperation with President Hoover. The piece endorses multiple local and state offices, urging reelection for several Republicans and outlining their qualifications. It notes Democrats field strong candidates but argues for continuity in governance.
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Ohio
Elyria
Torain County
Morers Y. Cooper
Cooper
Hoover
Roscoe C. McCulloch
United States
McCulloch
Judge Parker
Senate
John T. Brown
Clarence J. Brown
Edwin A. Todd
Harrs S. Day
Gilbert Bettman
Francs Seherline
Congress
Tie
C. J. Anderson
PH. Rogers
General Assembly
Columbus
Grafton
Charles D. Marras
Republian
Charl. S Kelker
County
Andor
Don W. Myers
Te Ha
Clarence F. Adams
Lean
George White
Robert J. Bulkley
New
E.G. Mathews
Ralph W. Falls
William G. Pickrel
J. H. Newman
Joseph T. Ferguson
M. Ray Allison
Don W. Harter
Thomas \. Gruber
Clarence A. Ward
J. J. Meyer
Albert Greulich, Jr
W. M. France
Fred M. Bauer
Todays anniversaries and history notes
A compact page lists anniversaries for Samuel Taglo Coleridge and others born in 1869 to 1895, notes on historical events such as the Constitution at Cape Trafalgar and Edison’s lamp, plus today’s birthdays and a horoscope. It closes with a Cleveland accident report of Mrs Mary Jane Munford struck by a streetcar.
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Samuel Taglo- Coleridge
Engle
Alpronse
Lamar Tryna Fremco
Jonr G C Bracard
New Lorder
Conn
Samuel F Smith
Bastor Mass
Will Carletor
Hudson
Brooklin
Boston
Nelson
France
Spain
Cape Trafalgar
Edison
Count Zeppelin
Friedr
Cleveland
Mery Jane Munford
New
Public Square
Wunwrd
Migratory birds stir talk as startle-fueled fuss in town
A humorous local scene unfolds as Mrs Joe Kite recalls her husband’s startled reaction to officers moving toward the barn. The exchange likens migratory birds to the commotion caused by new beginnings in the community.
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Joe Kite
Predictions for Education by 2031 by Dr. Am John Cooper
Federal Education Commissioner Dr. Am John Cooper outlines a 2031 forecast where education emphasizes forming citizens over mere income, with extended schooling, health and civic training, and new administration reducing poverty in districts. He envisions improved teaching, universal opportunities, and tech aided instruction across states and the nation.
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John Cooper
Wilbam
Sacramento
Cal
University of Caliornia
Stockton
Berkeley
Piedmont
Fresno
San Diego
California
University of California
Department of the Intenor
Washimpion Publtic
I-Sars
Publi School
Lowels Ranches
Miss Maddock dies in Sheffield at 79
Miss Mary Maddock aged 79 died in Sheffield Ohio at her sister Mrs Alice Garfield's home in North Ridge after a period of ill health. She is survived by two brothers George Maddock of Ridgeville and Tom Maddock of Elyria, three nieces and nephews, and many relatives and friends.
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Miss Maddock
Sheffield, O
Mary Maddock
Alice Garfield
North Ridge
George Maddock
Ridgeville
Tom Maddock
Elyria
Lottie
Sheffield Lake Village
Fanny Harris
Mins
Community notes and obituaries from North Ridge area
Maddock a long time schoolteacher had many friends. Funeral services will be at her sister Mrs Alice Garfield North Ridge Tuesday at two. Burial in Ridgeville. William Fridenstine of Carlisle visited daughter Mrs Florence Johnson. Sunday school met at Deforest Monegan home with good attendance. Trev will meet October 26 at 10 at Henry Jackson home. Mr and Mrs Wm Gates of Avon visited Earle Johnson family. Nova Canik spent Sunday with Ellen Jackson. WitHaw Glover and Alice Glover of Elyria visited Mr and Mrs Herbert Chambery. Henry Jacksons visited Cleveland relatives. Mrs Charles Lent of Elyria visited niece Mrs Earle Johnson. Garfield Community club meets Wednesday evening October Sind.
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Maddock
Alice Garfield
North Ridge
Ridgeville
Wm Fridenstine
Carlisle
Florence Johnson Mondar
Deforest Monegan Suneday
Trev
Henry Jackson
Wm. Gates
Avon
Earle Johnson
Nova Canik
Ellen Jackson
WitHaw Glover
Ladyriend
Alce Glover
Elyria
Herbert Chambery
Cleveland
Brown
Charles Lent
Garfield Community Club
Sind
Mrs Belle Johnson and Clara Johnson Visit Ill Neighbor
Mrs Belle Johnson and Miss Clara Johnson spent Saturday night with Mrs Wm Mitchell who is very ill at her home on West Avenue.
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Belle Johnson
Miss Clara Johnson
Wm. Mitchell
O& West Avenue
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Abe Martin
Sheffield
Elyria Belting & Machinery Co
Buckeye
Truit Shares
E.G
Tillotson & Co., Inc
Investment Securities
Chas. J. Sartor
Elyria Savings & Trust
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Gibbons Auto Body & Radiator CO
W. Broad
Imperial Furniture Co
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Nash
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