Cattle TB Testing Starts in Lorain County Campaign
Lorain County launches bovine tuberculosis eradication with J V Reader beginning tests in Penfield Township. The program, funded by state and federal aid via the Tuberculosis League, aims to test 25 900 cattle over about a year at 25 cents per animal.
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Lorain County
J. V. Reader
Norwalk
Penfield Township
H. Rogers
Reader
Wellington
LaGrange
Rogers
Floyd Buswell
Cleveland
LaGrange overwhelms Vermilion in football clash
LaGrange High School defeated Vermilion in a decisive Thursday afternoon game. Coach Figgins led a fast backfield featuring Buswell Wolcott and Hopkins, with a dominant defense and sharp passing. Buswell scored twice and set up two more, while LaGrange’s aerial attack surged in the second quarter.
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L. H
Lagrange
LaGrange High School
Wolcott
Hopkins
Vermillion
Bobei
Buswell
Vermilion
Williams
Walcott
A. Jackson
Figgins
Jackson
Dr Platts Rinex Advertisement Caused Quick Cold Relief
A vintage ad claims Dr Platts Rinex cures head colds within hours or costs nothing. It promises a guaranteed relief by addressing the root cause and offers a trial treatment free via mail order from The Clinical Laboratories in Cleveland, Ohio, with a $1 dealer purchase.
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The
Critical Laboratories Co
Cleveland
LaGrange routs Vermilion 48 to 0 in football game
Vermilion was penalized fifteen yards for rough tactics as LaGrange resumed line play and LaGrange forward passes found success. Wolcott and Hopkins scored for LaGrange while Bunwell left with an ankle injury. Babel raced for fifteen yards for LaGrange's last TD. Final score LaGrange 48 Vermilion 0.
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Vermilion
LaGrange
Oval
Wolcott
Hopkins
Bunwell
L. H
Spieth
Babel
Lorain
la Grange
Lodi
LaGrange Hi
Vermilion Hi
Horton
Jackson
Sanders
Carruthers
Crease
Desa
Hasenius Spieth
Barber Buswell
Williams Bobel
Hall Hopkins
Baumhardt
Buswell
Vermilion — Alexander
Barber
Walkins
H. Forbes
Gear
Newman
Kovoes
Martinek Hopkins
Splethh
Spisth Forcott
A. Jackson
al McMann
Steady Rain Triggers Floods and Mine Inundation
Two people were swept 200 yards downstream and hurled against a stream obstruction before rescue. A bridge collapse surprised onlookers as floodwaters surged over the river bank. Heavy damage reported in Carbondale fifteen miles away with continuous rain for a day. The Hudson Company mines were inundated though no fires were lost.
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Carbondale
Hudson Company
Goldfield Ruins After Second Fire in 25 Months
Goldfield Nev. reports mass ruins with only two sizeable buildings left after a second major blaze in 25 months. Estimated losses top more than 250000 dollars. Parallel dispatch from New York notes John W. Davis backing a campaign speaking plan as New York becomes pivotal in the 1934 presidential contest.
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Goldfield
Nev
New York
New York State
John W. Davis Troday
Board of Strategy
Hanifin pleads guilty in $99,000 theft case
Springfield Mass Sept 30 William J Hanifin an absconding Union Trust Company guard pleaded guilty to larceny of $99,000 when arraigned in district court before Judge Wallace A Heady All but $300 was returned to the bank by Hanifin who surrendered The case was continued until October 17
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Springfield
Mass
William J. Hanifin
Union Trust Company Guard
Wallace A. Heady
Hanifin
Cleveland to Hear Davis October 10
Democratic presidential nominee John V. Davis announced a Western swing starting October 6 ending with three New York City speeches on October 31. The itinerary lists October 9 Cleveland and October 10 Toledo with further stops in Albany Schenectady and Cincinnati.
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New York
John V. Davis
New York City
Davis
Schenectady
Albany
Cleveland
Toledo
Cincinnati
World War Vet Killed by Interurban Car in Newark
World War II era veteran Everett HR Francis of Newark died after an interurban car struck his automobile in a heavy rain at the city’s eastern edge. He left a wife and two young children, plus Nis Narents.
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Newark
Everett HR. Francis
Nis Narents
Birthday Dinner Honoring Mrs Frank Schibler East Amherst
East Amherst Sept 36 Mr and Mrs George Schibler hosted a six oclock dinner for Mrs Frank Schiblers birthday Guests included Mr and Mrs Werner Zitch and family Mr and Mrs Edward Schibler and son James Mr and Mrs Frank Schin ley and daughter Jean and Mr and Mrs George Schiblay Mrs Schibley received many beautiful gifts.
McCoys Cod Liver Oil Tablets Promote Health for Children
A letter urges mothers to switch from bitter tonics to McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Tablets. It touts ease of use, stomach tolerance, and claimed benefits for weak, sickly children. Readers are told to buy McCoy's at Phillips Crandall Ebert or any drug store for 60 cents per bottle.
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Gauge
Alicea
Phillips
Crandall’s
Ebert's
McCoy's
Jeanette
Amherst Visit to Rev Egle at South Amherst
Sept 30 in South Amherst reports members of St. John's Evangelical church traveling to Cleveland for morning services led by pastor Rev Egle. Attendees include Mr and Mrs Henry Freeman, Mr and Mrs Charles Duke, Mr and Mrs Jake Van Kenel, Mr and Mrs Fred Aberhart, William Springer, Mrs Gee Gorr, Miss Margaret Schneider, Arthur Schneider, Misses Clara and Hildegarde Aberseld, and Arthur Aberseld. The two year old son of Mr Raymond Jones severely injured his arm and was taken to Elyria Hospital for setting.
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Egle
Amherst
St. John’s Evangelical Church
Cleveland
Henry Freeman
Charles Duke
Jake van Kenel
Fred Aberhart
William Springer
Gee, Gorr
Margaret Schneider
Arthur Schneider
Clara
Hildegerde Aberseld
Arthur Aberseld
South Amherst Briefs Chronicle Weekend Visits
Mr and Mrs Thomas Griffin and family of Pittfield called at the home of V Keussher. Mr and Martin Ruth and little granddaughter Ruth spent the weekend at Columbus visiting their son Fred Ruth. Mr and Mrs Gustus Schroeder and two sons of Cleveland visited their parents Mr and Mrs Martin Schroeder Sr Monday. Mrs Charles Bruce is in Elyria visiting her daughter Mrs George Yogley for a few days. Mr and Mrs Harold Aloore Evalyn and Calvin Ruth moved to Mount Vernon Sunday. Little Alvera Schroeder and little Florence McCord confined to their homes with mumps. Pete and Joe Malatinka and mother visited friends in Cleveland over Sunday. Jacoy Kolb confined to his home for the peat week. Mr and Mrs Dewey Fackler and little son. Mr and Mrs Chas Fackler of Oberlin and Miss Anna Mathes motored to Ashland Sunday. Miss Ida Wilhelm and mother were Elyria shoppers Saturday. Mrs Dorthea Fletcher and little son Alden spent the weekend in Cleveland visiting relatives. Arthur Engle and granddaughter Amelia visited relatives in Elyria on Saturday.
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East Amherst
George Schibler
Frank Schibler
Werner Zitch
Edward Schibler
James
Frank Schinley
Jean
George Schiblay
Schibley
Hart Amherst
Ed Brucker
Amherst
Edith Whiton
Akron
Myron Schibley and Son
Cleveland
G. B. Schibley
J. ¥. Bute
Reuben
Mary Duce
Frank Estruth
Sheffield
Gust Meitzke
Lorain
Paul Meitzke
Mary Dute
J. ¥. Dute
Ida Barcket
Elyria
M. H. Shinsky
Arthur Whiton
South Amherst
Thomas Griffin
Pittffeld
Keussher
Martin Ruth
Ruth
Columbus
Fred Ruth
Gustus Schroeder
Martin Schroeder
Charles Bruce
George Yogley
Harold Aloore
Evalyn
Calvin Ruth
Dewey Fackler
Chas, Fackler
Oberlin
Anna Mathes
Ashland
Ida Wilhelm
Dorthea Fletcher
Alden
Arthur Engle
Amelia
Ralph Cole
Lake Avenue
Helen Rader
Wilma Gratz
Lucy Cole
Eaton
Baird
Butternut Ridge
Parent- Teachers Association
A. Doyle
Lawrence Webber
Blake Hicks
Butternut Ridge Parent Teachers Association
Wes
Mame Cornish
Philip Patterson
L. J. Nairy
Hiram
Clement Gratz
Wilma
Marie
Evra
C. E. Haven
Charles Strickland
Ladies’ Aid Society
Clarence Adams
de Forest
Elvria
Burl Maria
Andrew Baker
F. A
Carrie Mack
J. Muffly
Grafton
Bert Martin
Lois Dickerson
Belden
Cleon Baker
Elia Baker
Frank Walker
Iona
Canton
Jennie Cole
M. C. Ross
F. D
C. W. Longbon
E. C. Bassett
Bassett
Dad Bansett
Bess Stanley
Steubensville
Ohio
H. A Eicher
Penfield Notes Highlight Local Society Activity
Sept 30 Penfield items show the Ladies Missionary Society meeting at Mrs Ben Looy on Oct 1 with a sandwich contribution, the looms of Mrs Clarence Grimes and Dorothy London visiting in New London, and a nine pound son Leonard Clair born to Mr and Mrs Floyd DeLong in Chatham. Other notes cover school music entertainment, Farm Bureau dinner planning, visits by Elyria residents, family dinners, parsonage renovations, playground equipment upgrades, and Rev B H Ryan's first sermon at the M E church amid heavy rain.
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Leonard Clair
Wallace Behnke
Toledo
C. J. Behnke
Bowman
Elytia
Baird
Society Hall
Farm Bureau
Josephine Boise
Gilbert Newcomb
Cuyhoga Falls
Harry Newcomb
M. E. Parsonage
H WH Perkins
Killmer
Elyria
Joseph Hagmoon
LaGrange
J. K. Wolfe
Stanley
Irene Wolfe
Earnest Packard
Chatham
Lenovar Clair DeLong
Flord DeLong
Mésers
John
Arthur Christy
Ben
Homer Sooy
A. J. Andrews
B. H. Ryan
Percy Evans
M. E
Butternut Ridge Beats Cistnut Grove 27 to 14 in Baseball
Mrs. Thom as Robinson and family visited Eaton with Mrs. Dunnell. The Butternut Ridge boys defeated the Cistnut Grove team 27 to 14 on Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Burton Ross and daughter Margaret were guests Sunday afternoon of Mr.
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Eaton
Thomas Robinson
Cleveland
A. A. Dunnell
Butternut Ridge
Cistnut Grove
Mrs. Burton Ross
Margaret
Local notes reflect fall converts and family visits
Elyria social items list visits among Cole relatives and neighbors. Band pride at Eaton. illnesses delay events. A Butternut Ridge PTA meeting is set with Akron speaker and Elyria singer. Winged social life extends to Oberlin Hiram game, flu, house moves, aid society plans, and a golden wedding anniversary with generous gifts and a large gathering. Washington reports no trans Atlantic flight before Oct 7 due to overhaul needs.
Chamberlains Cough Remedy and Tablets Offer
Good Thing Dont Miss It Send your name and address plainly written together with 5 cents ed this wip to Chamberlain Medicine Co Des Moines Iowa and receive in return a small package containing Chamberlains Cough Remedy for croup bronchial coughs and whooping coughs tickling throat Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets for stomach troubles indigestion gas pains heart crowd dull liver biliouness constipation Chamberlains Salve for burns wounds and skin affections these family medicines for only Beenta
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Chamberlain Medicine Co
Des Moines
Iowa
Chamberlain
Stocks Mixed as Call Money Rises and Oil Falls
The New York stock market opened inactive and irregular with a reactionary tone after yesterday's session. Call money rose to 3 percent as speculative loans were summoned for October settlements. United States Steel led industrials by recovering losses, while gasoline prices fell one cent a gallon in New York and New England amid a wave of oil stock selling and strong gains in United YUE.
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New York
Deng
United States
Standard Oil Companies
New Jersey
New England
Standard Oil
Atchison
Rails
Frisco Preferred
Missouri Pacific
Katy
United Yue
Noon Prices of Principal Stocks and Cleveland Livestock
Noon stock prices show Colden oil steady at 23 1 3, California Petroleum at 21 3 4, Marland up to 34 1 8, Pacific Oil 47, Producers and refiners 25, pure oil 22 8 8, Mexican Seaboard 32 4 8, Texas company 46, Atchison 107 7 8, New York Central 106 3 4, Norfolk and Western 1124 7 8, Pennsylvania 44 7 8. Cleveland livestock receipts 300, market steady. calves 300 receipts, market active. Sheep and lambs receipts 1 600, market 25 cents higher to top 37 6. Hogs receipts 2 000, markets 15 to 25 higher. Prices mixed for cattle, hogs, and sheep with overall gains noted in several listings.
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California Petroleum
Marland
Pacific Oil
Mexican Seaboard
Texas Company
Atchison
New York Central
Norfolk and Western
Pennsylvania
Cleveland
Ceeseeewesaes
Chicago grain opens lower with mixed early bids
Chicago floor shows grains weakening at the open with wheat off 1 4 to 3 8, corn down 3 8, oats steady to up 1 8. Prices listed for December through July futures, alongside Liberty bond quotes in New York, with opening figures: wheat 140 1 2 to 1415, corn 109 1 2 to 1412 1 8, oats 52 1 2 to 56 5 8, and liberty bonds around 100.27 for 3 1 2's through 106.13 for new 4 1 4's.
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Chicago
Liberty Bonds
New York
Liberty Bond
A Sure Way to End Constipation Advertisement
A well known specialist says constipation affects the liver and kidneys. Ordinary laxatives flush but do not correct the condition. An oil compounded in Holland targets the congested organs, tones them, and restores normal action without harsh drugs. Restore system balance without temporary laxatives.
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Holland
McDonald Finds Lorain Jail In Good Condition
State Prohibition Commissioner B. F. McDonald inspected Lorain City Jail and spoke with Safety Director Royce and Police Chief Walker about conditions. Nine persons were serving liquor fines there. McDonald found the jail satisfactory and said he would consider paroles for those serving fines.
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McDonald
Lorain
B. F. McDonald
Lorain City
Royce
Walker
Stock Opening Slips Amid Mixed Industrial Declines
Stock prices opened lower in New York with fractional declines across active industrials. United States Steel held at 107 7 8, Gulf States Steel fell to 117 8, Baldwin down 1 2 at 121 41 8, Anaconda Copper slipped 3 8 to 35 1 3, Studebaker off 1 4 at 42 3 5, American Woolen down 4 3 4 to 15 1 2, Corn Products steady at 36 1 4, American Can unchanged at 28 1 8, United States Rubber steady at 4 4 3.
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Atchison Ve
Baldwin Locomotive
Baltimore & Co
Canadian Pacific
Central Leather
Chicago
Mil
Tnapirion Copper Ae
International Paper
Norfolk & Western
Northern Fac
Tee
Republic From & Steelst
Southern Pac
Southern Railway
Studebaker A . Ae
Texas Company
Union Vpacific Sur
U.S. Ind
New York
United States Steel
Gulf States Steel
Baldwin
Anaconda Copper
Studebaker Ap
American Wooten
United States
Gorky Relapses. unlikely recovery feared
Maxim Gorky, the Russian novelist, ill with tuberculosis and kidney disease, suffered a relapse with recovery unlikely, reports from Copenhagen today. He had planned a visit to the United States this winter.
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Maxim Gorky
Lonton
Copenhagen
Gorky
United Stees
Loans totaling 191000 approved for Lorain recovery
Tornado victims in Lorain have secured loans totaling 191000 for rebuilding homes and businesses, announced today by the Northern Ohio Reconstruction Co. other items note Madrid reporting General Serranos reaching Xauen and Mussolini welcoming Hungarian parliamentarians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
Northern Ohio Reconstruction Co
Meese seeks injunction to play for Scott High football
Frank Meese a 17 year old Scott High football star filed in common pleas court an injunction petition to block Scott High faculty and the Ohio High School Athletic Association state board from prohibiting him from playing this year. He is barred by a rule requiring attendance in the previous semester.
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Loledo U
Frank Meese
Scott
Common Pleas Court
State Board of Control
Ohio High School Athletic Association
Meese
No change in war debt stance, Coolidge says
President Coolidge told callers at the White House that there has been no shift in the administration's posture on collecting war-time debts from foreign governments. He reiterated the government's firmness in pursuing repayment and maintaining wartime financial obligations.
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Washington
Coolidge
White House
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Mrs. Burton
Ross
Navy Department
George W. Steele
Friedrichshafen
Germany
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Xauen
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Chronicle-Telegram
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West Broad
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