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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1925
Page
3
Fragmented report notes a valuation exceeding farm crops with figures like 296 210 608 and 33 278 800 tied to crops and sugar beets. The text references Columbus Ohio and a 1923 crop year, mentioning C J federal Heures in a garbled context.
The Saturday issue resolves the children's pictorial crossword puzzle with answers completing the themed grid. A simple, kid friendly event fills the page as readers check the solution for the illustrated clues and word placements.
The fragment notes a frame house built in Portland Oregon in 1847. It claims the structure was made in Migine state then shipped around Cape Horn to Portland, marking an early local construction milestone with unclear sourcing.
A Wisconsin hen pen given ten minutes daily UV exposure laid twice as many eggs in March as a pen receiving identical feed without UV treatment. The study notes the measurable increase in laying rate under UV exposure.
The report lists yearly agricultural values including Corn £98 696 000 Tobacco 5 300 668 and Potatoes 16 2 000 with other crops such as Barley 1 912 000 Rye 221 000 and Tomatoes 955 000. It notes several items with figures, including Clover Seed 2 496 000 and Sorghum 0 ChO.
An item from Columbia covers a homecoming event featuring Oife and notes IFRS related updates. The piece highlights campus activities and financial standards discussions impacting attendees.
The fragment notes a tater well being drilled on Mr Taylor’s farm. Mentions Roy Putt and family, Mrs Longbon, Lake Erie encounter, and multiple garbled names and notes about the Boones and Hunte. Indicates community activity and local names without clear outcomes.
Residents note that a husband and wife were guests at James Miller's gathering last Monday. Andrew Briscoe of Town Line Road is starting the foundation for a new house. A Dutch auction and auction timing are mentioned but details are unclear.
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