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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1920
Page
5
Experiments at the Ghio Es perlicent Station compare corn with hominy feed for swine. Results show little difference in growth per pound of feed, with hominy slightly less efficient. Manufactured hominy feed proved costly and less valuable per unit than corn, shaping feed industry choices.
A terse note states and implies a fat content factor in the jamming fend. It mentions fat content as a stated consideration affecting the event setup. No further details are provided in the readable text.
Norwalk dispatch notes farm economy topics to be taught in Huron county rural schools as part of a local curriculum. Court of appeals sits here with reports on the death of 90 year old Mary Nhorhard and scattered legal notices including remarrying, notary commissions, and municipal actions.
A meeting of eastern Ohio and northern West Virginia miners from districts 6 and 11 was held to clarify the coal mining situation. About 31 of 91 mines in the district were idle due to a strike by COV miners demanding payment for stone taken from shafts. Operators say the strike breaches contracts. President Lee Hall of the Ohio miners planned to discuss the issue and expected workers to return after explanations.
Columbus on Sept 29 features five races on the grand circuit card led by the Western Horseman 3 year old futurity trot for $6500. Also on the slate are the 2:12 trot Backeye Stake $3000, 2:03 pace $1000, and 2:07 trot $1900 with one heat of yesterday’s unfinished 2:15 trot to be run off. Total purse for the day reaches $15,500.
Ridgeville notes report Mr and Mrs H B Whitcomb entertained cousins Mr and Mrs Harvey on Sunday. A B Shaw of Cleveland visited his mother Sunday. Mr and Mrs O C Hadaway dined in Youngstown Sunday.
The ad touts dissolving dandruff with ten ounces of ordinary liquid argan applied at night to the scalp. It promises rapid removal by morning and complete dissolution after several applications, claiming itching stops and hair becomes glossy and soft. It notes quid arvon available at drug stores as inexpensive and effective.
Thursday near Elyria and Ridgeville reports include Jack Bailey’s bicycle mishap with a foot caught in the wheel, injuries described as body cut. Mrs. Shaw and daughter visited Mrs. Ills of Elyria on Sunday. A Ruth Dynham ally rendered a solo at the Congregational church Sunday. An electric storm caused damage in Ridgeville including a cow killed on Henry Breffen’s farm and a truck barn burned at H. D. Stetson’s, with silo damage. Clayton Blaine lost hay and crops stored in the barn. The Sun shine Club annual meeting is set for Tuesday afternoon Oct 14 in the church parlors with a picnic supper.
Medina county reports a W C T U conversion event at Sharon Center and a push by Old Phoenix Nations Bank to recover 7590 dollars in Liberty Bonds stolen from the county safety box. A 100 to 200 barrel oil well was struck by Logan and Gas Co on a Wilson Buchanan farm in Lafayette. Dominik Cacciola of Akron is indicted for first degree murder in the slaying of Frank Butto at Wadsworth.
The Associated Charities launches a ten day fall drive for waste bag collection. Volunteers began distributing bags to homes as the collection starts Saturday. A bugler will announce the garbage truck’s approach. Bags will be sorted and the contents sold to benefit the local charities.
Cleveland faces St Louis in the final game of the series with a one game lead in the American League standings. A win would widen the gap and clinch the pennant if Chicago loses later in the week. Coveleskie, Speaker’s choice, opposes Goose Gildersleeve Lynch as the starter for St Louis. Hotels Cut Prices in Chicago Amid, etc.
Watertown dispatch reports engineer Fugene Kenyon among several killed when a passenger train bound from Aten to his destination wrecked at Aldureres early today. Authorities say multiple injuries occurred and investigations are underway.
Chicago September 29 Former senator Beveridge plans a western stump for Albert J Heveridgs of In Chota to back Warren G Harding October Madison Wisconsin slated at Republican national headquarters The itinerary mirrors Governor Cox Frisco leader dies in San Francisco September 24 Montague pioneer California-listed leader dies in Frisco
A damaged OCR fragment reports a death of a male figure aged 63 with unclear identifiers. The text hints at historical context around 1904 and possible medical or personal details but remains largely unreadable.
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