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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1929
Page
5
Babson argues tariffs are unnecessary if Europe adopts American mass production and higher wages. He urges continued American financial aid to Europe and a focus on private initiative, warning against a prohibitive tariff and urging expansion of world markets. He notes the Babsonchart shows 3 percent above normal.
A current tariff bill in Congress faces pressure to become moderate and avoid hurting American business, with lawmakers torn between political motives and the interests of national industries. The debate centers on balancing protection and economic health as the measure advances.
Europe cannot escape the economic lure of American mass production. U.S. exports modern labor saving machinery to European ports as factory methods and scientific business research spread abroad. Large corporations establish branch factories and agencies worldwide, promoting American standards of wages and living as Europe faces rising economic pressure.
The Merry Workers 4-H Food club of ten girls led by Mrs. Clayton Bechtel completed this year’s display at the Lorain County fair. They earned $5 for 100 per cent club status and $15 for first place club exhibit at the Wellington fair. Individual prize awards were given at Lorain County fair.
The notes list prize winners Mildred Ruth champion Gertrude McQueen second prize Ruth Orcutt second prize Margaret Sanders second prize Katherine Sanders second prize Beulah Sanders third prize Hi zal Bills third prize Luella Schibley third prize Xeslie Miller third prize Ruth Mikes third prize and recount a Saturday collision injuring Mrs Ed Sanders as her machine was hit by another. Lavonne Claus, daughter of Mr and Mrs Ber Claus, was struck and run over last week but is improving. Maintenance trips mention Mr and Mrs E G Lesher in Wadsworth and Wooster, Bernice Claus leaving for Oberlin, and visits by Misses Caroline and Eleanor Herchler in Cleveland.
Mrs F W Brandsau and Mr and Mrs Karl Hasenptlug are noted among local social visits. Mrs E Sanders spent Tuesday night and Wednesday with relatives in Elyria. Rev and Mrs N E Escott returned Monday from Columbus after attending the Christian Endeavor conference at Avondale Park Buckeye Lake. Ernest J Blake of Cleveland visited Thursday. Mrs H B Shattuck and son Arthur stay a week with her parents Mr and Mrs H B Peck of Cleveland.
Mrs Amanda Hitsman spent a week with daughter Laura Slingerland in Detroit Michigan. Meble Hurter Earl Hunter and Lewis Kingsley traveled to Niagara Falls and Toronto Ontario then returned via Michigan. B L Pierce of Sandusky visited family in Birmingham. Dorothy Rusk of Warrensville Ohio visited parents Thomas and Mrs Rusk. Mrs L Peck of Muscatine Iowa visiting Rosa Bentley. Mr and Mrs John Ives of (incomplete text).
Sunday evening gatherings featured Oberlin and Harbor Creek visitors while residents journeyed to Lorain County Fair and a State Fair stop in Columbus. Families from Oberlin, Lakewood, and Elyria exchanged visits, with trips to Detroit and Niagara Falls noted among social rounds and a German conference delegation heading to Evansville.
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