Burke Defends Constitution Seeks Amendment for Humanity
Senator J F Burke of Migrla urged in a mass meeting that the constitution serves people not the other way around. He attacked efforts to shield property claims from reform and argued for amendments to protect children workers and future mothers, citing slavery as a precedent.
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Residents Move and Visitants Round Ridgeville
Sept 29 residents report A A Wolfer moving to Elyria with a suite at Higher Terrace. Chas A Slater to relocate to Elyria on Roosevelt Ave. Mrs C B Davison and daughter Mary Agnus of Marfield visited C P Smith’s home. Mrs Barbara Trapp of Cleveland visited local friends and Fields to see granddaughter Mrs Dewey Worcester. Dr B J Harris hosted a Sunday gathering including Oscar Haserodt and daughter, Ed Haserodt and wife, Frank Shaw and two daughters, and Shirley Garfield. BE W Miller family of Pittsfield spent Sunday with parents and arrived by auto they bought recently. Ray Proudfoot was struck by a car while about to enter his father’s yard Saturday afternoon. The rear wheels of the…
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Oscar Haserodt
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Shirley Garfield
Sheffield
BE. W. Miller
Pitts‘field
Ray “Proudfoot
Sheriff's 15 Advised to Get County Aid
Stark county authorities in Columbus Ohio were urged by Attorney General Crabbe to hire extra deputies in Columbia Heights Mas sillon to maintain order. The report notes disrupted events and community announcements across the area including injuries and moves of residents.
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Massillon
Crabbe
Pierce Father of Wellington Man Dies in Medina
Wellington September 20 Edwin T Pierce 65 of Medina died Tuesday after a period of illness. R E Pierce of Wellington is notified of his father death. Rebekahs hold sewing meet in lodge rooms with a covered dish supper and evening meeting. A public supper and dance is planned for next Saturday. Wellington personals note several residents attended events.
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Autumn Style Show At C H Merths & Company
A large crowd attended the Autumn Style Show at C H Merths & Company last evening. The store featured palm and flower decorations, gold and velour plaques, and monks cloth backdrops. Giles Elyria Orchestra provided music as Cleveland models showcased coats, suits, gowns, millinery, and accessories with local models including Marion Merthe Ruth Bailey Betty Bishop and Budd Bishop presenting the latest in children’s apparel.
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Police Seek Explosion Report From Cleveland Street Home
Police respond to a reported explosion at the basement of Mrs. Brown's home on Cleveland Street Tuesday night. Officers conduct a thorough search but find no evidence of damage or danger.
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Medina Fair Notes and Local Movements
Local notes from Medina recap yesterday’s fair activity and several residents' travels and visits. C R Ray and Ruth Arnold are listed as Ohio University Athens attendees. Newell Smith and partridge crates from Wallace Evans Game Farm are mentioned with regional ties to St Charles Illinois and the State Game Farm.
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R. R- Rogers
Warren, O
A’ Rugler
Earl Parker
Elkhart
Ind
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Pennsylvania
Ernest Pearce
Cleveland
Kernice Miller
Otterbacher
Prospect Street
Ed Hannum
Ruth Arnold
Wallace Evans’ Game Farm
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Dollar value plunges as 1913 dollar buys 65 cents in 1923
The Department of Labor reports a ten year survey showing the 1913 dollar’s purchasing power fluctuates from a high above 1.00 to a low around 40 cents in 1920 and 65 cents by June 1923 across farm products foodstuffs and building materials with notable gains and declines in between.
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Joint-Base quick relief for sore joints sold locally
A local ad promotes Joint-Base at Phillips' Drug Store claiming fast penetration and instant absorption to ease inflamed joints. The preparation is described as a powerful counter irritant for joint pain and related ailments with swift comfort and quick results.
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