Railroads in peril call for action before Coolidge panel
The article reports security holders led by a Coolidge committee seek solutions to save railroads as deficits rise, roadbeds and equipment deteriorate, and other transport modes siphon traffic. It notes government loans, looming ownership, and calls for decommissioning ruinous debts, modernizing plants, and tighter management to preserve the industry. It includes trader and public voices on rates, competition with buses and barges, and the need for youth and modernization to reverse decline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvin Coolidge
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Congress
Contro
Rairoad
Railroad Abor
Cnn
Second Safety Campaign to Begin October First in Lorain County
The Loram County Safety Campaign, led by Ohio's Industrial Commission division of Safety and Hygiene, runs Oct 1 to Dec 1 with Elynia and Lorain Chambers of Commerce cooperation. Headquartered at Lorain Chamber, the drive enrolls firms to cut accidents and workers' compensation costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loram County
Industrial Commission of Ohio
Division of Safety and Hygiene
Elyna and Lorain Chambers of Commerce
Lorain Chamber of Commerce
Elynia Chamber of Commerce
T. P. Kearns
Permanet
H. M. Schnerer
W. A. Rowley
Industrial Commission
Invita
Lorain County
Wee Nailed
Tonen
Lorain
Kellogg's Guarantee Emphasizes Quality and Satisfaction
The Kellogg company highlights a guarantee of highest quality and satisfaction with red and green packaging. Made by Kellogg in Battle Creek, the branding stresses consistency and consumer安心.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kellogg's
Kellogg
Battle Creek
How Modern Women Lose Pounds of Fat Swiftly Safely
Advertising text touts Kruschen Salts as the easy safe way to shed fat and gain vitality. It promises weight loss in four weeks, clearer skin, brighter eyes, and more energy. It claims a money back guarantee and urges purchase at drugstores or Cow Phillips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cow, Phillips
Milk Shippers Meet in Cleveland to Stabilize Market
Lorain county dairymen join 14 others for a mass meeting of the Dairymen's Cooperative Association at the Hotel Carter to align milky buyers and sellers. The Cleveland district event aims to stabilize prices and improve fairness for both groups. Dairymen named include P. H. Rogers, J. C. Aldrich, Lee Monosmith, Harry Dean, L. W. McConnell, Ben Burge, Lawrence Betts, Ed McConnell, Willoughby Harris, G. A. Brumby, E. S. Prentice, Simeon Nash, and others. Russell H. Knoop reports a Pittsburgh-area conference yielded higher farmers' shares.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
Cleveland
Dairymen’s Cooperative Association
Hotel
Carter
Hotel Winton
P. H. Rogers
J. C. Aldrich
Grafton Township
Lee Monosmith
Harry Dean
L la Grange
L. W. McConanell
Ben Burge
Wellinrton
Lawrence Betts
Penfield Township
Ed McConnell
Willoughby Harris
Pittsfield
G. A. Brumby
E. S. Prentice
Camden Township
Economists Call for Government Reorganization of Services
The piece argues that private firms cannot raise funds as they are mortgaged to bondholders and the government. It suggests only the government holds the power and money to rework the system, proposing future duplication of services could be eliminated. The tone cites economists urging state-led efficiency and reform.
Cleveland Loses Fight For Gas Rate Cut
Cleveland lost its bid for an immediate 10 cent reduction in East Ohio Gas rates after the State Public Utilities Commission dismissed the emergency request for lack of jurisdiction. City officials planned a rehearing and potential appeal to the Ohio Supreme Court to challenge the commission’s powers in emergency matters amid claims the company held a large surplus despite economic depression.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
State Public Utilities Commission
W. George Kerr
Ohio Supreme Court
Commission
East Ohio Gas Co
Local Socials and Market Rates Highlight Carlisle News
Mrs Fannie Stahtle, Mrs Elizabeth Ingrahm, and Mrs Malinda Nalor joined Sunday dinner with Mr and Mrs Harvey Browend in Barber ton. Doroth Pifer from Hunting ton visited N Z Bowen's family. John Bond and family were in Fremont for the weekend with his brother. Harry Potts lost a mule. Mrs Anna Shaw of Cleveland attended the Flower Show with Mary Van Valkenburg. Linah Browand noted milk prices rising from 1.70 to 1.90 per cwt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fannie Stahtle
Barberton
Elizabeth Ingrahm
Malinda Nalor
Harvey Browend
Doroth Pifer
Huntington
N Z Bowen
John Bond
Fremont
Harry Potts
Anna Shaw
Cleveland
Mary van Valkenburg
Linah Browand
Wakeman
Local Social Notes and Church Events in Spencer
Residents and visitors share weekend visits and weekday calls in Spencer. Mrs. Scott Rowe of Lodi visits Spencer friends. Junior Parish returns from Akron. families from Cleveland and West Salem attend gatherings. The Spencer M E Society meets at Bertha Browand’s home September 16. Seven Day Solvents hold weekly services at Spencer Church. morning and evening services at the M E church draw good attendance with Rev J J Quade delivering a faith filled sermon and a musical program in the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simon Browand
Scott Rowe
Lodi
Spencer Friends
W. A. Moore
Will Barrett
Chatham
Will Morrell
W. Robinson
Russell
Cleveland
Firs Orio White
Famiy
W Oh M. Society of the
Spencer Methodist Church
Bertha Browand
Akron
T. C. Hyland
Shof P
Spencer Church
South Main Street
Shreve
Lydia Daugherty
Portia Garfield
Lorain
Clara Woods
Beulah
M. E
J J Quade
Jesus
Fred Miller
Charles Towby
Norwalk
Re, Toub
N . Fuller
Laura Wilson
Donald
E. W. Leatherman
Restore Vitality With SSS Tonic Ad
An old advertisement urges readers to restore red blood cells and hemoglobin with SSS tonic. It links fatigue and weakness to overwork and poor diet, claims SSS has long been a preferred remedy, and promotes 5.8.3 and two convenient sizes sold at drug stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SSS
Local Social Notes and Weekend Visits Highlight Community
A brief from the Black Hills area notes Mr and Mrs Robert Smith were Sunday dinner guests of her parents Mr and Mrs Clarence Dague. Alice Brittian and son John of Avon visited P J White with the Vandermark family of Elysia to attend a Flower Show. The girls softball team played at Sullivan on Sunday with Spencer losing 7 to 1. Esther Still assisted in the Lester Fetzer home during the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mass Carte Snook
Ashland
Claude Mohrman
Middig Street
Frank Baker
Burt Dyke
Harold
A. Blakely
Janet
Qberim
Olive Lamoreaux
Harold Dessenberg
Loudonville
Ing
Black Hills
South
Dakota
Robert Smith
Clarence Dague
Alice Brittian
John Brittian
Avon
F. Vandermark
Elysia
P. J. White
Sullivan
Spencer
Esther
Lester Fetzer
Local Visitors Attend Flower Show and Family Gatherings
Mr and Mrs C B Bement of Wakeman visited their mother Friday and attended the Flower Show. Mrs Charlotte Auble of Lodi was Friday night guest of Mrs Jennie Dague. Mr and Mrs Lester White of Ridgeville spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs F A White. Mrs Will Still of Burbsayk visited Saturday and Sunday with her family. Mr and Mrs Parrish and child of Akron spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs T C Hyland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. B. Bement
Wakeman
Charlotte Auble
Lodi
Jennie Dague
Lester White
Ridgeville
F. A White
Will Still
Burbsayk
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Coolidge
Leslie Eichel
Central Press
New York
Dira J Miding Securities
Tust Railroad
H. N. Schaerer
Ear
D. Bacon
Elynn Chamber of Commerce
A. B. Cochrane
Western Automatic Machine Screw Company
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Milk Shippers
Clevelan
Wellington
Violet Curtice
Herrick Ave
East
Junior Grissinger
Courtland
R. W. Faus
Legion Heald
Morgan Dirlam
American Legion
Faus
Ivan Downey
A. B. Jones
Clifton West
Eda Wise
H. H. Reep
Brighton
Falls Clinic
Baylor
McKisson
Battery
Hyde
Blough
Cleveland Club
E. C. Blanchard
Leveland
Bennett Street
K. B. Norris
John Lyman
Wilford Hatfield
Gordon McGall
George Datten
Harry and Meister
Lewis Stewart
John Abbott
Eighborhood Bridge Club
Guy Wells
Fridge Club
L. G. Bradstock
William
Nadsworth
Lawrence Wells
R. LG. Pierce
New York State
Ernest Deitrick
Elyria
Dietrick
Nellis Washworth
AL. Wadsworth
Virginia
Wadsworth
Otto Robinson
Sherbondy Hospital
Florence Louse
Sam Belfiore
Welling
Carlisle
Geo
Allen & Son
Alfred Alten
Second St
Frank
Harmon
Masonic Temple
Ernest L. Detrick
Dettman
Cuthura
Miss May King
Rt 3
Sebeka
Minn
Coticura Laboratoriem Dept. H
Malden
Mass
Broad Street
Bill Leedale
Reth Tailor Shop
Neisner
FALL
Post Office
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