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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 23, 1931

Page

5

Chronicle Telegram Advertisement and Masthead Fragments

Fragmented newspaper masthead and business notice listing Chronicle Telegram Elyria Ohio staff publishers and offices. Contains circulation bureau reference, printing company, editor, publication schedule, pricing details, and advertising reps for Chicago New York Detroit in a damaged OCR segment.

Chronicle-Telegram Audit Bureau of Second Street Elyra Ohio The Lorain County Printing & Publishing Company, Publishers Elyria City Lorain John W. Cullen Company Chicago Michigan Ave New York Fifth Ave Detroit General Motors

Small Towns Attract Population Amid Industrial Shift

A shift from large cities to rural areas reshapes public mood as people seek cheaper living, gardens, and farm surplus. Vacant farms find tenants while towns gain workers, hinting at decentralizing industry and a new era blending rural comforts with industrial chances.

A Poor Wager on Winter Outlook

A column muses on the uncertainty of predicting winter weather. It notes the government weather network and almanacs, yet warns that no method guarantees reading Old Man Winter's mind. The piece suggests this winter may bring early snow and record cold despite a mild autumn.

Winter

Student self reliance in US colleges noted by interior

The interior department reports half of male students and a quarter of female students work to fund education. It cites part time jobs, educational insurance, loans, scholarships, and student funds as common tools. Colleges support employed students with employment bureaus and flexible schedules.

United States Department of the Interior Department Bulletin

Hard Won Gold Echoes From Eastward Wealth Tale

An inquiry confirms several eastern men amassed large fortunes while staying in the east. Sheriff Farley, City Clerk Cruise, and Kings County Register McQuade testify to multi hundred thousand dollar deposits on modest salaries over nine to five years. They describe saving, borrowing, and odd sources, with Farley claiming $326 500 kept in a tin box at home amid hardship. The San Diego Union cites the tale as a caution on eastward wealth.

Horace Greeley Thomas M. Farley Michael J. Cruise James A. McQuade Kings County Register Cruise McQuade East Sheriff Farley The San Diego Union

Hoover would not have caused a world war era upheaval

The Arkansas City Traveler argues Herbert Hoover could not alone trigger a global crisis or revolutions. It asserts no single person could have driven WWII era shocks, from German debts to allied finances, Bolshevik unrest, inflation, or widespread global upheavals, as claimed by wild-eyed orators.

Arkansas City Herbert Hoover Germany Tadia Russia China Great Britain South America Australia

Anniversary list highlights historic figures and birthdays

A lengthy chronicling of anniversaries lists figures such as James W. Denver John R. Thompson Basil L. Gildersleeve Adlai E Stevenson Harlan Page Halsey F Hopkinson Smith and Robert Bridges with birthplaces and death dates. It also notes today in history events including the Thalia Theatre opening in New York 1826 and Belgium relief efforts in 1914. Today’s birthdays include Ferry Heath Robert Chambers William Coolidge and Francis Keller with ages. The column shifts to local notes on community groups church events a harvest supper and school activities with numerous meetings and plans for Armistice events and a red cross roll call.

James W. Denver Denver Colo Winchester Washington, D. C John R. Thompson Massenger Richmond New York City Basil L. Gildersleeve Johns Hopkins Baltimore Robert Bridges Sarah Bernhardt the Bowery New York San Juan Island United States American Commission London Belgium EK. Heath Grand Rapids Mich the Treasury Robert Chambers Turkey William D. Coolidge General Electric Research Laboratory Hudson Mass Francis C. Keller Oklahoma Catholic Church Extension Society Canada William J. Spillman Department of Agriculture Lawrence Co Forst Elsie Stinchgomb Crum Painter Paddock County Health Office Mahbet Rice Methodist Church Ladies’ Aid Society Baptist Church Mathaw Doris Hutchinson Roberta Rowena Ingersoll Donna Stinchcomb Evadna Longbon

Fizzician Delivers Friendly Quip At Soda Fountain

A young man at a soda fountain answers a woman's question with a pun about being a fizzician. A large delegation from the Federal Route No. 20 Association traveled to Columbus for a conference with the Governor, paying all expenses themselves and dedicating a full day from work to attend.

Federal Route No. 20 Association Columbus

Putt Sixty Sixth Wedding Anniversary Highlighted in Columbia

In Columbia on Oct 22 Mr and Mrs Richard Putt mark their sixty six year union with celebrations planned for Saturday and Sunday. Local events include a Halloween masquerade by Mrs Teressa Crum’s pupils on Oct 28 and a postponed Graf ton Columbia baseball game rescheduled for this week due to rain.

Llewellyn Straub Marion Ohio Harding Leona Pearl Mayer Viola Offenberg Strongsville Columbus Ohio State Vanderbilt Charles Longdon Eaton Fineals Harlow Osborne Cleveland Richard Putt Columbia Mabel Rice Hubbard Isabel Dittman Teressa Crum Grafton Hertzler Baldwin-Wallace College M. T. Osborn Dowena Ingersoll Shirley Jasper Winnifred Wright Donna Stinchcomb

County Commissioners Favor Tax Revision to Rebalance Burden

Spokane reports the County Commissioners' Association backs a statewide tax overhaul. They propose real estate taxed by net income under fair management, sales taxes on goods like gasoline, and an equitable levy across incomes. The proposal aims to distribute the burden more fairly.

Spokane Wash Washington Associaton

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J. Clare George Serence Monroeville S. A Elyrians U. S Boston Yellowstone Park Massachusetts New England England Jesse James Halderman Roy Putt Red Cross Bert Rothel Charles Mills Clarence Adams Carliele Brighton Guy Garwood Charles Stephens John Snell Harry Stadden Roy Osborne Elsie Michigan Voshap Miller Elyria Savings Bank Taylor Ohio Public Service Co Vestal W. J. Martin
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