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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1925
Page
8
A crowded meeting at the Legion Post discussed relief for ex servicemen families. The County Soldiers Relief Commission was urged to act on its recommendation. The Post approved a $100.00 appropriation to cover expenses for an Armistice Day minstrel show and related events.
Fragmented OCR text describes school improvements and pupil increases from 1912 to 1914. Mentions rural high schools, teacher counts, and funding figures amid a general update on schooling expansion and population.
A reader recalls a long struggle with indigestion gastritis and related ailments and credits Marr’s Wonderful Remedy with complete relief after trying multiple doctors. The testimonial claims the medicine clears catarrhal mucus and calms emotions causing stomach liver and intestinal issues including appendicitis. The note promotes the product and offers a money back guarantee.
Three Holstein calves and one Ayrshire calf will be sent to a national dairy show in Indianapolis from Lerai county. The Holstein calves come from Brighton and Penfeld Agriculture Agent C land. The Ayrshire calf comes from Penfeld Rh G Barts and son.
Fragmented text from Huntington page mentions a police report and a collector named Charles T. Skeer. It references a company and an employee list with partial street directions. Details are unclear due to OCR issues and many garbled phrases. The item appears to be a local news brief with limited readable facts.
The record notes public liabilities totaling 9,539,200 and public ad spending of 2,653,500. It cites 7 vhis year figures with a 611,960 comparison and a company amount of 201,055,200 for recent months, per FLW according to Codes2 Corpora tion.
Sept. 23 report states F. Humphrey, 25, was badly injured and Poberi Neate sustained serious injuries when Humphrey's plowed vehicle collided with another rider. W. Carter and others aided at the scene.
The report details Mrs. Lansdowne accusing her husband of jealously warning against a mission and calls for the Navy to delay a fight. Naval officers and a White House aide later spoke with her, leading to repudiation of earlier charges to avoid reflecting on the government.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Sep 23 and a financial figure $540 with names Murphy Bena and Su. The readable lines are garbled, lacking coherent event or context, making it difficult to extract a clear news item or outcome.
Fragmentary readable text references a person or event with multiple garbled phrases. The fragment mentions Las beer Eaton and notes a status of being two something, but details are unclear. The piece presents as a damaged OCR snippet from a newspaper page.
Youngstown Ohio news item notes unclear text about Alexander Back and a pledge related to conduct. fragmentary OCR yields few tangible facts.
The fragment notes a football game action at Hroha Field and mentions weighing, pounds, and expected outcomes. Details are unclear due to corrupted OCR.
A report notes refunds issued after a manure shipment problem. Freight charges were questioned and refunds approved following the inquiry.
In Arren Ohio on September 25 a girl died when an auto collided with a steam roller. Two men, Frank Von Nen and R. Reet of War, were injured and taken to a hospital with serious conditions. The wreck was described as severe and authorities investigated the incident.
A truck driver Arsello Mondéelo was hurt in a crash that killed a boy after he allegedly threatened a woman who laughed at him. Mrs. Madine was arraigned on charges of stabbing Mondéelo in a confrontation described as sparked by a street incident.
Miss Wanda Previnska outlines the farm talks for the evening and lists attendees as representatives from various groups. The event, part of the Ohio Department meeting in Akron on September 23, includes speakers from education and religious organizations and notes preparations for a banquet and lecture series.
A girl asks if people live after aging and rumors spark talk about marriage and happiness. In a waiting room, Cohensky ponders a costly cure while a stranger notes the doctor’s fee of fifty dollars for the first visit and twenty five per subsequent visit.
In a rugged match at Sandusky Fort City, Fremont delivered a strong performance as Bowing and teammates held firm on defense. The game featured tight defense, with Fremont scoring and Sandusky struggling to breach the line as Bellevue and Lima eyes turned toward upcoming clashes.
Columbus September 23 Governor Domaher announced the appointment of 26 delegates to the annual meeting of the American prison association to be held in Jackson in November. The list includes State Welfare Director John B Harper Jr and William Clemency Fel d from the penitentiary board.
fragmented text references tax cuts and a looming congressional session with mentions of Tilson from Connecticut and a Republican President. details are unclear but imply a push for tax reduction before or during the new session.
A brief market listing shows poultry sections and produce prices. CABBAGE 40c per basket and CORN 10. Items noted include geese and oleo from spring 22 25. Little additional context is provided on market location or time.
Receipts total about 2 000 head with mixed cattle calves sheep and hogs. Steers and heifers uneven quality with prices listed for fat cattle and butcher stock. Hogs show 10 to 15 higher with various classes quoted. Lambs wethers ewes and mixed grades also noted with declines in sheep values.
Investors moved to remove the Victor Rubber Company of Springfield from the Cleveland Exchange board amid liquidation talks. Common stock rose to 21 8 but then fell to 11 8 as the process continued.
A damaged OCR fragment mentions CET HUMBER and a local committee or board with references to Col. W and Mallas Vex. The text is incoherent but hints at a September date and a recall or meeting context involving fear or concern.
Sept 23 report from State College states Penn State opens the season with uncertainty as Dangerfield is out of practice. Sophomore halfback Frank ad gene is listed among the players hampered by injuries and general问题.
A garbled report recounts Deputy Sheriff W. Kunkle and William Bouse of Akron hunting on September 19. They faced penalties for rule violations after a traffic turnout near Falls, with each man bagging squirrels. A Warren deputy found moonshine and a coon shooting incident also noted, ending with a quip about misreading women.
Charles J. Castle of Cleveland real estate operator faces two years for tax fraud. Wealthy Dayton arrivals include a man serving two years and another four months for violating prohibition. Officials say no special privileges will be granted and prisoners object to newspaper photographs.
Elyria residents Ror and To Dale were jailed after being intoxicated and taken to Elyria by Deputy Charles Jones. They faced a May Court appearance and were fined 50 dollars plus costs for disorderly conduct.
Lorain reports the Nativities baseball team won decisively in the National amateur league, defeating Ith with a wide margin. Details are unclear due to damaged text, but the result shows a strong victory by the Nativities.
Farmers in Lorsin county plan a meeting at the Town Hall to discuss the Figes Bill and proposed cattle testing costs. An insurance man asks each farmer to pay for every head tested, with penalties for those who fail to participate. The meeting also covers testing logistics and potential cattle losses.
Reported patches say Abd el Rim’s new headquarters at Tarweni, 77 miles south of Ajdir, faced a Rift counterattack as Spanish land outrun failed. Fez dispatches to the Petth Journal indicate Rif officers poised for a sharp offensive to the west.
Eibe highway company seeks state approval to extend its motor bus route Buerrus. It currently runs between Toledo and Cleveland on State Road 4 and proposes a branch over State Road 7 to connect Buerrus and Toledo-Clandine, aiming to expand service in the Columbus area.
In Waukegan Illinois on September 23 the State's Attorney argues against a theory that Lillian Holt caused her own death. He says the claim is shattered and that further inquiry is needed to determine the circumstances surrounding the case.
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