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Newspaper
Elyria Reporter
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1901
Page
3
The Ohio Experiment Station notes growing interest in alfalfa on thin clays and gravels. Joseph E. Wing reports success on well drained soils and shares detailed culture hints including sowing with beardless barley, timing of cuts, keeping stock off for two years, and cautions against poor soil, wet soil, or late harvesting.
A handsomely illustrated 115 page clothbound history of the Northwest with tribal engravings and maps is offered for 50 cents by W. B. Kniskern. Henry DeLloyd and Minnie Parks were married by Justice C. C Lord at his office Saturday evening.
Small pocketbook lost. Return to F. M. Whiteman for reward. Wanted competent girl for general housework. March 25 store hours extended to 8 pm for Harry H. Smith Co. and furniture store. For rent two 6 room suites in New Century block. DeWitt's pills and remedies advertised. Bicycle repairs and sewing machines for sale or service. Potatoes for sale Early Ohio. Money to loan on farm security. Common Pleas Judge candidate A R Webber. Millinery opening at F H Quayle, 624 Broad St, March 28 29 30.
The candidate pledges to seek renomination for county auditor with support from loyal Republicans. Caucus scheduled for April 27th convention details noted. Also advertised are real estate and consumer notices from Lorain and Elyria including rental and sale offers, a self rising flour product, DeWitt's Little Early Risers, and interior wood decorating estimates.
Gripeura for colds featured alongside a rich display of milinery cloaks and snits at D. Lewis & Co. The annual spring opening shows an elegant line of imported hats and trimmings, with the cloaks and suits department displaying latest season styles. Families of Elyria urged to visit as events run today and tomorrow. Also ads seek loan and agents for corsets and waists with earnings prospects.
Classified items include a light housework position at 826 West Fourth, a request for a competent girl, and a note about a lost gold watch with a reward. Also includes medical testimonial for Kodol Dyspepsia Cure from Prof. Ivison and a county auditor candidacy statement by Frank A. Smith. 166-t1 Money to loan and farm sale near Carlisle township.
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