Board plans sales of stabilization wheat and cotton under terms
The Board aims to dispose of all stabilization wheat if it accepts purchase proposals and has cotton sale offers on hand. It cannot accept lenient terms from would‑be buyers yet, preferring futures and international credits. With about 120 million bushels of wheat and 1.3 million bales of cotton, the Board will keep cotton off the market until July 31, 1932, while replacing sold cotton with futures when possible.
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Youst
Carl Williams
Lavater Saying on Generosity and Justice
A poignant quote reflects a generous person who is always just and a just person who is always generous may unknowingly approach the throne of heaven as Lavater muses on virtue and mercy.
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Lavater
Mathews Completes 100 Hour Grilling Endurance Drive
Daredevil Mathews finishes the 100 hour endurance test in Elyria as 3 PM marks end of four days. He will unlock handcuffs at Glen Rogers Motors at 7 PM and proceed to John F. L Class Mineral Bath Parlors for rest, then return to the salesroom for further recovery. The drive, aided by local businesses, used milk from F R Crawford Dairy and fuel from Glenn Rogers Burnett Oil, with a Delco battery from Philadelphia Battery and Ignition.
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Elyria
Daredevil Mathews
Clark
Glen Rogers Motors, Inc
8. R. Nichols
Middle Avenue
S19
Rogers Salespoom
Brown
Fifth Street
Mathews
F. R. Crawford
la Touraine Coffee
Mathewrs
Travelers’ Inn
Oberlin Road
R. G. Dun
Mose Wilder
Huntington Two Organized In 1822 In Medina County
Huntington Township was organized in 1818 or 1822 during Medina County formation. John Laborie and family traveled from Connecticut to Hudson then Stow to settle, building a log house without window or chimney. Early arrivals included Isaac Sage, Oliver and Benjamin Rising, and Daniel Tillotson. The first frame dwelling was by Ruél Lane, with Benjamin Rising as first manufacturer. The town was incorporated in August 1822, named after Huntington Connecticut, including nearby Rochester area. An election was held on the first Monday.
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Joseph Sage
Henry K. Ferris
Benjamin Banning
Isaac Sage
David E. Hickox
Wellington
Sullivan Township
Ashland County
Spence Township
Medina County
Rochester
Wellington Creek
Huntington Township
John Laborie
Huntington
Conn
Ohio
Connecticut
John Laboria
Hudson
Portage County
Stow
Sullivan
Henry Chase
Easton
New York
Laborie
Oliver
Benjamin Rising
Danial Tillotson
Reuél Lane
The
Ladbories
Two Men Spared From Ohio Death Row
In Columbus Ohio two Crestline men Blanton Ralls and Walter Ralls were saved from execution by a two week reprieve granted by Governor White after Blanton confessed Elija Ralls, his deceased uncle, fired the shot that killed Crawford County Sheriff George Davenport in Crestline on January 23. The delay came minutes before the scheduled 7:00 p.m. electrocution. Rev. K E Wall and Rev N H Hardrick provided comfort as the last rites were given and the men awaited the lethal sentence. Newsmen witnessed the reprieve outside the penitentiary gates.
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Columbus
Ohio Penitentiary
Blanton
Walter Ralls
Crestline
White
Crawford County
George Davenport
K. E. Wall
N. H. Hardrick
Delaware
Davenpark
Wall
Leonard Humphrey Chronicle Telegram Carrier Profile
Leonard Carl Humphrey, aged fifteen, delivers twenty six Chronicle Telegram daily from Stop 6 on Lake Avenue. He lives at Stop 6 with sister Margrie and brother Norman. He has a cat and a dog. In winter he plays basketball. football and baseball follow. His hobbies include electrical and mechanical work. He plans to study aviation after school and hopes to become a famous aviator.
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Leonard Humphrey
Leonard Carl Humphrey
Chronicle
Real Estate Transfers Involving Several Transfers
George A Figler transfers via quitclaim to Stanley Vigler lot numbers One and Two in Holbrooks Addition Grafton Georges J Moore and Opal Moore transfer to Charles Moore Jr lot 120 Lake View Allotment Black River Township Ollie Bernice McCracken transfers to Salvatore Gollne a lot on West Twenty
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Third Street
Lorain
Rockport
Cleveland
Bernice M. Tins
Rowelyn I Beach
Sheffield Lake
Sherif
Cleveland Trust Company
Seventeenth Street
Central United Bank of Cleveland
L. H. Reiter
Sunset Road
Vineyard Beach
Avon |Ake
Benjamin F
Martha J. Smith
William Clapp
Grant Addition
LaGrange
Adres Io
LaGrange Township
Stouder Thompson Company
Angela C. Gilles
Cleveland Heights
Lake Breeze
Emily Popowick
Edward Brskatt
Fred Kroger
Biggs Road
George A. Figler
Stanley Vigler
Holbrook
Grafton
George J
Opal Moore
Charles Moore, Jr
Lake View
Black River
Ollie Bernice McCracken
Salvatore Gollne
West Twen
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Washington
Federal Farm Board
Politics
Everette E. Wilson
Democratic
Vestal’s Shoe Store
I. F. Diederich
Ridgeville Township
Thomas
Cots AL BY
Kroehler
All
Axminster
Jade Thomas
Broad Street
Wheeler Road
Huntington Two
Chronicle- Telegram
Howard R. Butler
Auditior & Seem
Democratic City Committee
Congress
Republican Party
Democratic Party
Republican Campaign Committee
J. L. Mathis
A. H. Waters
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