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Elyria Reporter

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 02, 1907

Page

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Retail Merchants Organize Board Meeting Called

The Chamber of Commerce chosen committee will call a meeting of retail merchants in the city to form a board. The initial gathering is set for Wednesday April 3 at 7 30 PM in the city council chamber. The group aims to improve trade conditions without price regulation and discuss insurance uniformity.

Chamber of Commerce John Lersch T. T. Robinson D. Lewis George Philpott F. H. Boylan Rose Fauver National Organization of Merchants Elyria

Protects Teachers From Humiliation

Superintendent Comings affirms authority of teachers in classroom discipline amid a dispute between a mother and a teacher. He states public rebuke of a teacher is unacceptable and backs the teacher, noting the teacher’s account and student statements differ. The article centers on safeguarding teacher dignity in school proceedings.

Gardening movement will be money maker in Elyria

The gardening movement in Elyria, praised by Andrew Auten, boosts real estate values in large blocks. In Cleveland a beautification surge has driven price gains, and Elyria youths have ordered 10,000 seed packets with 1,500 patrons backing the effort, costing about $100 so far. The trend awaits warmer weather to unfold.

Elyria Andrew Auten Cleveland

Water rents not higher but lower in city claim

The water office states there was no rate increase and misperceptions among paying customers. An inspection found some users had extra sill cocks, faucets, and closets installed after contracts. Those using uncontracted water are billed for extra taps, while rates for sill cocks and closets have been reduced recently.

Water Office Water Department Water ‘Department

Two Roumanians Paint Turner Block Facade

Two Romanian men began painting the Turner block this morning. One, aged about 60, displayed a name on the wall while the other artist had flourishes that baffled the electric package company agent. Officer Hastings intervened as the duo faced removal with a sponge. The pal was jailed on an intoxication charge while the other was released.

Electric Package Company Hastings City D

Prof Vaughn Discusses Motors With Men’s Club

About forty members of the Baptist church Men’s club attended a talk on electricity given by R. P. Vaughn, a dance instructor, at the high school. Illustrated pictures and charts explained electric motor types, and the gathering found the evening profitable.

Baptist Church R. P Vaughn

Elyria Tax Sub ject Seminar Aims Toward Columbus Meet

Committee of Five will hear tax ideas for Elyria as a local tax school forms part of a broader effort tied to the Columbus tax conference on May 6. Debate features valuation concerns, state excise ideas, and calls for wiser reform with a strong local delegate chosen to attend. Lorain to hold a town meeting next Monday night with a council called session to designate a representative.

Columbus Elyria Peter Witt Ohio Tax Commission State Board of Trade Taxseselon Chamber of Commerce Martin Mueller George H. Bly Garford Cleveland Lorain Tax Commission

Chamber Review Highlights Broad Civic Work and Growth

A chamber of commerce meeting reviewed the first month’s committee work showing an immense range of subjects and strong committee zest. The civic improvement committee led by Gates emphasized park work tree trimming town cleanliness and San Jose scale control and secured a liberty site for a future library. Secretary Tucker noted other committees’ active efforts as 62 new names were added to the roll.

Chamber of Commerce A. L. Garford Gates San Jose Ita Home Gardening Association Auto Club Tucker

Elyria Chamber Pushes City Sealer of Weights and Measures

The Elyria chamber of commerce urged the passage of a city ordinance to appoint a sealer of weights and measures, regulate sealing, and impose penalties. Existing standard weights, bought about 200 years ago, lie unused in the city hall. A former village office has fallen into disuse since Elyria became a city. Local merchant Martin Mueller supported equal footing for weights, while F A Smythe argued the change from manufacturers’ view. Walter Phillips guardian BE We Phillips appointed by probate court.

Impassin Chamber of Commerce Elyria Martin Mueller F. A. Smythe

Lawyers Back Heavy Laden With Ducks

Attorneys L. B. Pauver and Clyde Wilcox returned from St. Clair Flats after a few days of fishing and hunting They reported a large quantity of mallards bluebill teal and canvasbacks and called the trip the most successful and exciting they ever experienced

L. B. Pauver Clyde Wilcox St. Clair Flats

Horse Maimed By Loose Wire On Lake Avenue

Dr. McClure, en route to treat a patient, encountered a mishap when his horse snagged a wire in a mud puddle on Lake avenue at 11 20. The animal, a black champion with county fair prizes, was pulled free but seriously hurt and returned to the barn.

McClure Lake Avenue

Lorain Couples Apply For Marriage Licenses

Roy Heck 21 a sewer worker and Maudie Beck 18 both of Lorain seek a license. John D Born 30 of Amherst a foreman and Louise Heckstein 24 of Ridgeville seek a license. C Ed Crowther 28 Elyria an electrician and Fannie Burt 19 of Elyria apply for a license.

Roy Heck Lorain Maudie Beck John D. Born Amherst Foreman Louise Heckstein Ridgeville C. Ed. Crowther Elyria Fannie Burt

Tradesmen uncertain as strikes threaten building industry

Amid looming strike talk the builders and union carpenters seek compromises. Employers report many applicants from nearby towns and some workers switching to new wages. several carpenters consider leaving the city while some raises are granted and union leaders say workers are not belligerent. Elyria Ohio April 2 1907 letter from union secretary defends orderly, fair treatment and urges truth in reporting to the public.

Elyria Exlstor Bradley& Haatman N.C. Soanson

Beautification Plan for East Side School Ground

The school board weighs beautification costs from 2200 to 5500 for the new East Side school grounds. Architect Andrew Auten estimates 200 for a complete plan and specs. The uneven lot will need grading and landscaping, with decisions postponed pending fuller attendance and review of possibilities.

Enpert East Side Andrew Auten Abdacape Anton

Painter Henry Manion Injured Falling From Loft

Henry Manion a local painter attempted to ascend to a hay loft to sleep, but toppled from the second floor to the ground breaking his leg. He was transported to the city hospital this morning for treatment and to have the fracture set.

Henry Manion Lorain

Peace measures urged at Lake Mohank Conference

The Lake Mohank Conference on International Arbitration urged President Roosevelt to inform U S delegates at the Hague Conference to back a permanent Congress of Nations with advisory powers a universal arbitration treaty and international armament restrictions A motion questioned U S battleship spending with Rev W E Cadmus arguing battleships can aid peace The Chamber of Commerce endorsed the resolution and readers were invited to subscribe for regular delivery.

Hiyria Chamber of Commerce Roosevelt United States Chamber Martin Mueller W. E. Cadmus

Property for sale including 37 acres on North Ridge and multiple houses

Advertises 37 acres on North Ridge with no buildings at 200 dollars per acre or trade options up to 2500 dollars for house and lot. Mentions 6 room and 8 room houses with various down payments, gas fixtures, cellar, lawn, and proximity to Lake Avenue and B&O rail line. Notes values may rise, with prices 1800 to 2600 dollars and rents at 17.60.

North Ridge Lake Avenue Dewey “Avenue Weat Street

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