Fragmentary Trade Note Hints at Pricing Shift
Partial OCR text hints at a pricing discussion with figures like ten per case and sixty five percent referenced, but remaining lines are unreadable, leaving the exact context and entities unclear.
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1923
Page
8
Partial OCR text hints at a pricing discussion with figures like ten per case and sixty five percent referenced, but remaining lines are unreadable, leaving the exact context and entities unclear.
Fragmentary text mentions state property and a welfare director with references to the industrial school and an attorney. Details are garbled, leaving the core action and parties unreadable.
Across Europe reports say Italian troops bombarded Corfu and took a fort as Greek and Italian tensions rise. Casualty estimates range from 12 to 30 dead and 20 to 346 wounded amid the escalating crisis.
Hartford Aug 31 A Hartford story contends McNamara lacks qualification to run the Far Mone State welfare system as welfare director and suggests his removal is imminent. The piece notes widespread use of gas propelled scooters by children prompting state officials to order restricted operation to licensed motorists with registered vehicles.
Rev. F E Eastman will lead a hunting and fishing trip with five Wellington men traveling to Toronto North Bay Ottawa and Huntred Point Quebec by steamboat and lakes for several weeks of activity. Local social items note a beach party at the Stiwald cottage and various Amherst residents traveling or visiting nearby cities.
Amherst notices list Sunday worship schedules across Congregational Methodist Eastman pastor Rev. A A Hunter St Peters Evangelical Rev J Soed St Pauls Lutheran Rev F C Jordan St Josephs Catholic Rev Fr Blachen St Georges Episcopal L E Daniels rector Harold Hester Brennhelm Tabpert and others with times in morning Sunday school and services. basement services due to repairs and assorted german and English masses noted.
President Calvin Coolidge and Mrs Coolidge plan their first trip on the presidential yacht Mayflower tonight. Details are incomplete but the voyage is expected to sail the Potomac into Chesapeake Bay and return to Washington Sunday night.
The torso of a woman with head and legs amputated was found floating in the Merrimac River near Tragsboro New Hampshire by an automobile picnic party. Arms remained attached and no identification marks were found. The gruesome find was packed into a suitcase.
New York on September 1 reports banking gains with both average and actual figures. Average loans rise by 28.205 million dollars and demand deposits by 24.931 million, with time deposits up 5.948 million and reserves up 10.175 million. Actual totals show loans up 73.746 million, demand deposits up 63.632 million, time deposits up 12.248 million, and reserves up 13.744 million.
Arrangements set for a second game at Cascade Park tomorrow afternoon with the American Legion vs the East Side Cubs. Start time is 1 o'clock to precede the Candies and Tin nery game, and officials expect a close, exciting contest.
Market report lists butter at 71 to 1249 cents per pound, eggs at 32 to 35 cents a dozen, tomatoes around 1.00 to 1.75 per unit, potatoes 5.00 per 50 pound sack, apples 1.00 to 1.50 per bushel, and other items including cheese, poultry, berries, beans, cabbage, cucumbers, and sweet potatoes with varied quoted rates. Prices reflect regional wholesale levels as of August 29.
New York stocks opened weaker with declines led by Gulf States Steel and Pan American Petroleum while Canadian Pacific and Northern Pacific showed small losses. In Cleveland, livestock markets were mostly steady with hogs firm, grain in Chicago opened strong, and Liberty bonds posted varied early values.
Oberlin branch of the W C T U reports 247 members including eight memorial and eleven honorary members, a gain of 70 in its jubilee year. Officers elected at Wednesday's meeting include President Mrs G H Kelsey and vice presidents Miss S F Hinman and Mrs W L Beard. Several members plan to attend state and possibly National conventions in Columbus.
Oberlin briefs report Rev F W Smith sought by Delaware Methodist Church, engagement of Gertrude Layman to Robert Brians, a boy breaking his arm on campus, property sale to Mrs G B Lee, and a long roster of residents visiting, moving, or traveling including trips to Cleveland Toronto and New York with several marriages and occupations noted.
Oberlin churches schedule services for Sunday. United Church led by Rev Nicholas Van der Pyl offers 9:45 Sunday school and 11:00 morning service in the First Church building with a special choir program. First Baptist holds 9:45 Sunday school 11:00 morning worship and the Lord's Supper. Evening service at 7:30 features a sermon on Vision and Possession. Christian Science Society meets at 11:60 a.m. in the Squire building rear on North Main Street.
Fall team at the Elying Business College schedules opening for regulation week. Students and faculty prepare events and activities to launch classes and programs.
Fragments list sermon times at CHRIST CHURCH Rrector Louis Daniels plus RUST M. KE. CHURCH and M. BE. CHURCH services. Includes Holy Communion, Sunday school, Epworth League, and a Thursday prayer meeting. Also announces annual chicken supper and a group boat trip to Niagara Falls and St Lawrence. Local personals note residents visiting Cleveland, fairs, and travel plans.
Ridgeville churches announce a Sunday school at 10 15 a m and morning service at 11 00 a m led by Rev E C Young Father John N Rhein presides over St Peter Catholic with first mass at 7 15 high mass at 10 15 and a sermon between masses followed by benediction and baptism after the service.
The four circles gathered at the ME Church parlors with 45 members present. Each woman donated a dollar, reporting $405 raised for the year. Circle Curele No 3 led with $128 earned and a fine program followed. Refreshments and social hour concluded the meeting.
Louis Sandow, 24, a shoe maker, posed as a dry law agent from Newtown to extort thousands from cafe and restaurant proprietors in Hamilton County. He allegedly collected 100 and threatened raids to frighten business, while Elsie Radey and Gertrude Curzon travel from Los Angeles to Boston to study music.
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