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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1928
Page
13
Babson argues crop values dictate national election outcomes, noting in past cycles that when corn wheat oats barley and rye values rise the ruling party stays in power, while declines favor the opposition. He cites 1896 1900 1904 dynamics and links prosperity to farmer incomes and party support in decisive years.
A 1928 analysis links crop values, weather, and sunspot activity to political outcomes. It notes rising totals for major crops into 1928, explains how crop prosperity bolsters party support, and suggests solar activity may influence future elections, with Babson chart showing business below normal.
Grafton and Elyria residents guest and visiting relatives including Mr. and Mrs. J D Fenn and two Chicago children, Miss Dorothy Woodruff of Cleveland, and the Belden Community circle meeting at Mrs C A Heath with a new slate of officers led by Miss Evelyon Benton. The piece lists several visits to Marshzsville Vermilion and Cleveland and notes a quilting meeting and cafeteria dinner.
A list of local ladies and hosts including Estella Aldrich Nesbitt and Irvin Kilnect with circle hosting duties. Nearby, families such as Thomspons of Fostoria and Myers of Cleveland visited Grafton relatives. Funeral rites for Clarence Eberhard were held on Center Street with Rev. Brown officiating. interment in North Street Cemetery. Eberhard born Jan 4 1884, married Mary Turosky in 1925. survived by daughter Janet, parents M. Eberhard and Mrs. and Mrs. M. Eberhard, sisters Niust Elyria and Grace McClintock, brother Hugh Eberhard. numerous relatives attended from Cleveland, Van Wert, Lakewood, Lakeville, Akron and Elyria. Further social visits noted from Mr. and Mrs. M. R. Reese and daughter Opal of Chippewa Lake.
In Norman Oklahoma a man knocked at the door of Police Chief Sanderson around midnight claiming he was told he could get lodging there. He spoke with a hiccup and appeared inebriated, leading to questions about his intent and the circumstances of the visit.
A University bulletin to freshmen warns motor cars threaten college morals. It states most students view cars as a temptation or time waster, with few considering them a necessity. All student car-owners must register with the dean of men.
Woods, a longtime hunter from the San Andreas mountain district in New Mexico, is believed to be the premier lion hunter in the area. In four decades of hunting, he has reportedly bagged about 100 mountain lions, according to local ranchers’ estimates.
A rifleman saved 325,000 Imivestock losses by acting decisively to deter a raid or predation. The incident highlights the defender's quick response and the scale of potential damage to the livestock stock.
Mrs E Bogart announces she will be located at Temple Beauty Parlor 410 Masonic Temple after Monday September 24.
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