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Newspaper
Elyria Reporter
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1906
Page
5
An ad promotes five cent Club Cigar special and ticket night with ten prizes of three thousand each. It invites readers to visit Poor Jones Penny Arcade and enjoy latest songs for one cent. It touts a seller claiming to share profits with the consumer.
Frank Simpel Will Scotty and H. D. Smith were arraigned in police court this morning charged with intoxication. They pleaded guilty and seek help to settle their city debts. The mayor’s office reports total fines and licenses of 504.20 dollars. Waldemar Schmidt of Elyria opened Saturday and Sunday with his brother in Cleveland. Velma Smith of Medina visits Miss Katherine Barnea on Second street. Dora Wicks fainted during a Second Congregational church service on Sunday and was carried out.
Town items report Mrs. Scheidt visiting Cleveland, explanations of hotel openings and construction at the Andwar Hotel with a May 1 opening target, new street trench work by Thomas Reilley, and local residents traveling to and from Cleveland. Elementary updates include public school reopening after vacation, patient improve ments at a Cleveland hospital, and a will probated in LaGrange leaving property to Amy Freeman with executors named. Local commerce advertises produce and groceries.
Elyria post office will relocate to bigger quarters as the current space is inadequate for over two years. Postmaster Griswold notes growth driven by Dean Electric mail, with plans to operate in the Masonic temple as fixtures are installed. New classes at Elyria Business College start April 3 for shorthand, and a bazaar and dinner event at M. EB Tuesday through Thursday April 3 and 4 with free admission.
A historical discussion contrasts the rise and fall of the white elephant in Siam with modern scenes in Bangkok. It notes royal ceremonies and transfers of the sacred beast, then shifts to a senator's inquiry about how catfish and sunfish spawn in prairie ponds via birds spreading eggs.
In Hertfordshire rural lore believe that when houses are demolished the chimney stacks stay. the house is still considered to exist while the chimneys stand. This may reflect an ancient legal right long forgotten.
The report notes Larry plans to carry 23 players and mentor the squad as teams shift to exhibition play. Red Donahue is in top form and Derek expects to recapture his best summer form while big league clubs begin touring homeward and facing minor league sides.
The item notes the amount of rent that would have been paid out by the company, outlining the potential payout scenario and its impact on financial allocations.
Hardwood floors tile baths gas stoves refrigera tors and steam heat. Stairs to attic and roof. 4 room suites available. $20 per month. Call Western Automatic Screw Company. August 31, 1923.
Inquiry note reads R W Pomroy room 14 Sharp rock R W Powroy room 4 2 12b with unclear context. No further details on purpose or outcome.
A young lady seeks office work or a clerk role. Address listed as 24 West Avenue, 4-26a0.
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