For Sale 52 Acre Lorain County Farm Near Erie
Sell by owner Carl H. Swith lists a 52 acre farm near Erie Lorain County. Agent contact 138 Middle Ave. for details and price.
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1921
Page
7
Sell by owner Carl H. Swith lists a 52 acre farm near Erie Lorain County. Agent contact 138 Middle Ave. for details and price.
A fragment notes a person named Geele Maxwell offering a mechanical item in good working condition for sale at a price around $100, with a contact phone ending in 6783 and a tie or connection unclear.
Legal notice outlines Article V and a proposed constitutional amendment to create a World War Compensation Fund. It describes issuing up to 25 million dollars in bonds, tax levies to retire them, tax exemptions, and issuing payments to Ohio veterans who served honorably, with eligibility linked to active service and rank not higher than captain.
The document outlines a proposed constitutional amendment to issue bonds for adjusted World War I compensation, creating the Sinking Fund for veterans hospitals, detailing payment terms, restrictions, administration, and the election process to approve the amendment. It sets self executing provisions for bond retirement, distribution, and the governor's proclamation upon passage, with officials Brown and Beetham endorsing.
Ohio General Assembly proposes amending Section 7 of Article XI to divide the state into twenty six senator ial districts with Hamilton as the first district and counties listed for each succeeding district. Adoption requires majority vote and the governor to proclaim if approved.
Time table effective September 6 1931 from Letala East to Cleveland and west to Vermilion Berlin Heights Norwalk Sandusky Clyde Bellevue Fremont Fostoria Findla Lima Toledo Detroit with hourly locals and limited trains. Listings give departure times and fares for multiple routes and connections.
The Lake Shore Rubber Co. closed its Wellington balloon plant temporarily on Oct 24 and shifted production to the Elyria plant making rubber heels nipples and rubber gloves for the duration.
East College events list October activities including the I T T M event with Mize Grace Morgan at 33 Wale street on Monday Oct 4. The Women’s Hospital Auxiliary meets Oct 27 with Mrs H F Smith at 64 Beat Lorain Street. sewing is requested. Various departmental and club meetings follow through Oct 28 with readings, elections, and guest limits.
At a Wellington meeting on Thursday night the Methodist Episcopal congregation voted to replace the old church with a new modern auditorium. The project, estimated at 40000 dollars, lacks drawings but definite plans will be considered soon.
Wellington reports renewed support for using the municipal electric light and waterworks plant to manufacture artificial ice. The plan would provide ample room power and water for local dealers at lower costs and allow surplus to be sold to nearby towns. The water supply tests show a high percentage of porosity making ice safer for households.
The Fiendship Guild event at Mrs. E. E Watters home, scheduled Monday evening, is postponed due to minstrels at the Opera House. Mrs. Chas Horr will assist as hostess. A splendid time is expected.
An advertisement touts a salt-based drink to flush kidneys and relieve back pain. It claims uric acid from meat clogs kidneys and promises rapid improvement by taking four ounces of the remedy in water before breakfast for several days. The product is described as made from grape salts with lithia.
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