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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1934
Page
9
Toledo rallying message prompts city council finance committee to study formation of a committee aimed at pressing the state legislature for relief measures for cities. The council seeks a concerted effort to secure satisfactory financial legislation.
City council adopted a recommendation to continue monthly water meter readings after a committee report found the current system not yet proven. The committee urged bills be based on actual consumption and to drop charging by the hundred cubic feet, while the minimum remains 1.25 dollars and domestic rate at 27 1/2 cents per hundred cubic feet.
Ballistic tests in Cleveland showed the fatal bullet for Rev Doyle L Stuckey 29 Rawson Ohio came from Frank Weiker 70 Bloomville farmer. Weiker held on a manslaughter charge denied the shooting.
The World at a Glance notes Raymond Moley’s push to calm business fears as the textile strike tests the NRA scale. It maps administration flexibility, business demands, and fears of leftward shifts, warning that compromise risks policy drift while labor power could nationalize the National Guard and reshape industry loyalties.
Lima city council approved an ordinance halting beer wine and liquor sales from midnight to 6 am daily. Violations carry fines from 25 to 1000 dollars or up to one year in jail. It also imposes a $10 municipal license fee and bans free lunches music entertainment and dancing at licensed premises.
Residents of Elyria and Lorain County are urged to join National Constitution Day observances next Monday marking the 147th anniversary of the nation’s charter. The National Constitution Day Committee, aided by groups such as the Sons of the American Revolution and the American Taxpayers’ League, asks schools and service clubs to hold observances and residents to display flags. A major gathering will be held at Carpenter's Hall in Philadelphia with national figures participating.
County agricultural extension agent C. I. Hummel announced the fly free date for wheat planting as September 24th. Wheat growers are advised to wait until this date or later before sowing to avoid serious damage from the Hessian fly.
Ohio State University extension specialists warn farmers to plant wheat as early as feasible after the target date to maximize yield, while noting some sites may remain. A state-wide survey shows a sharp rise in concerns this year as farmers must observe the date carefully.
A survey on infestation by Hoaston Fly covered neighboring counties Huron and Medina. Huron saw 31 percent infestation on several arable farms while Medina recorded 12 percent. The report notes Europe and Asia remain at war yet peacefully.
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