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Newspaper
Elyria Reporter
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1906
Page
4
A political scene in Columbus builds around Governor Pattison supporters amid reform efforts. Dowle’s fallen power in Now Pours hints at shifting alliances as Voliva, his lieutenant, rejects him. An overarching newspaper features urban ambition, starry towers, and looming finance amid steel and copper stock activity.
The text notes that familiar endorsers operate in the same routine, attracting new investors yet avoiding deeper scrutiny. It suggests accepting such problems without question and warning that delving further may exceed one’s understanding.
The Republican congressional committee of Ohio's 14th district ordered a convention to be held in Mansfield on June 1906 at 2 p.m. Delegates are apportioned by county votes for Myron P. Herrick in November 1905 and may be chosen by primary, district, county, or mass convention. County tallies show Ashland Knox Morrow Richland and others, with no two counties alone able to form a majority.
Transfers recorded involve Patrick Kain and Nellie Kain to Mary O Connor in Lorain for 1800 dollars. Elenry Wurst and wife to Hugh C Harris in Elyria Lot 1M in Wurst subdivision for 3300 dollars. George Schubert and Mary Schubert to Earl D Rowell and Gertie Rowell in Camlon township for 3500 dollars. George Whitney and Mabelle Whitney to George Schubert and Schubert in tButan township for 3640 dollars. Amst Dobbed to Sheffield Land and Improvement Company in Lovain for 4 dollars. Mary A Hayes to John Arndt in Brownhelm township for 700 dollars. WT Fay trustee to Walter J Seals in Elyria Lot 43 in Casp trustee addition for 4270 dollars. Jowett and FM Jewett to Julius Lt Brand in Oberlin village for 200 dollars. W F Lampuin to Martha Borkes for 64 in Bros Companys addition Lorain for 1000 dollars. W H Beaumont to James B. RundIe in Columbia township for 4000 dollars. David J Nye and Charles F Morrison trustees to Adelbert Gage and Allen G Gritta in Russia township for 2520 dollars. Wills Beaber and Cora B Beaber to Willam T L Wasem in Henrietta and Downhelm townships for 4640 dollars.
Lima Ohio April 2 The Democratic Congressional nomination contest for the Fourth district to succeed Harvey C Garber has grown bitter Four candidates remain Touville Mercer Adkins Allen Costolo Shelby and Geoke Ausquitze Reuters notes a plan to unite four counties for a district primary despite the Congressional committee calling for unity
An odd mix of fashion and medicine notes: hats once in style may damage scalp with germs living in dandruff, urging Newbro's Herpicide as a cure. It also warns against spitting on Lake Shore Electric cars and recommends Kennedy's Laxative Honey and Tar for coughs and colds.
The Reporter force took a weekend trip to Miss Flornes Young’s La Porte country home where about twenty people gathered for a pleasant evening and a hearty menu. The outing refreshed the group and several readers praised Griffin’s Highlanders as potentially the fastest team this season. The Ohio State Journal hints at Demont’s possible release due to a dispute with Grito over a bonus.
Political notice from R C Ward announcing candidacy for Lorain County sheriff pending the Republican County Convention. Dated February 12, 2011.
Dan Bason announces candidacy for county commissioner subject to the Republican County Convention. W J Hillier declares for sheriff of Lorain County pending convention decision. Dr G B French plans to run for coroner of Lorain County, subject to the coming Republican county convention.
An unclear regional report quotes a speaker lamenting how people are quick to mock fiscal advisories while making themselves poorer. The remarks underline public financial concern and call for more prudent budgeting in the community.
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