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Newspaper
Elyria Reporter
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1905
Page
2
Fragmentary OCR text shows editor named Canfield and scattered phrases about terms of indecription and a quarterly report. The readable items are cryptic and fragmentary with no clear events, dates, or locations to anchor a coherent summary.
The article discusses probate judge K W V in Fcitown seeking renomination. It notes anticipated opposition from Lio Hod Gaye and mentions Taslee White of Cosabopay County and judge Eline He. It highlights the judge's many years overseeing widows and orphans court, low court costs, and his Civil War veteran status with healing disabilities.
A candidate for the county’s highest judicial post faced an official summons. The petition alleges improper conduct connected to a local banking company, with proceedings held in Rochester before Fusion Reonerr, as the case seeks to compel a response and involve a monetary amount estimated around $300.
The governor calls state issues paramount and urges passage of a state bank inspection law. He aims to push for bank regulation via legislation next session and advocates appointing reformers to the general assembly to pursue mutual protection of banks and the public.
A prominent Democrat stated on Tuesday that no action has been taken toward organizing the county convention and no special time has been set, with no steps yet proposed by the Democrats.
The funeral for the late C. Mills was held Thursday afternoon after services at Ridgeville residence. The ceremony followed a Monday morning death and proceeded to Oelock for interment.
The nineteenth annual session of the Ohio State Assembly of the Daughters of Rebekah opened in Cleveland today and will run through Wednesday and Thursday. About 100 delegates are expected to attend with officers and delegates meeting all day Tuesday at the Colonial Hotel. A reception for past noble grands of Northern Ohio is planned at 3 p.m.
A community group in East Side Precinct A plans to form a social club to address liquor access. They will lease and convert an old schoolhouse into a club house, with members receiving keys and paying assessments to support the effort.
A garbled report discusses stray dogs in Elyria and safety concerns. It mentions police, a revolver, and potential electrocution as a controversial method, with multiple errors and unclear details about events or outcomes.
An advertising pitch urges mothers to use Easy Task pure white soap made from borax naphtha and coconut oil to keep baby clothes clean and sweet, claiming it is effective for washing delicate fabrics and ensuring bright results.
The Italian who assaulted Robert Manty, a Lake Shore freight conductor, was fined $5 and jailed Monday afternoon by Mayor Folger. The other two suspects were arrested Tuesday morning and fined $9 and jailed on one more count.
Advertisement notes new building lots between Vine Street and the B and C Railroad will be created this season. It invites buyers to contact J. M. Ryaly or agents, with Sheffield Land and Improvement Co. banking on bargain prices. Also promotes Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea for health.
Elyria store launches an extraordinary piano sale featuring fifty new uprights and many styles from Bartlett Schiller Krett Bennett Merrifield Krolger Frederick Decker Steger Bradford Davis & Sons. Pianos priced to move with easy terms or cash, with late evening hours for buyers unable to visit by day.
Traxler's Music Store in Sweet Block to earn $1500 soon. Christian man or woman urged for stamped envelope to Hon. Robert Dean Ex. Momboer Congress Colorado Building Washington DC. Henry Fridvnustine buys 109 East Ave machine shop The Elyria Foundry & Machine Work formerly H M Conk. Expects to do geome experiments and general repair work. Good work guaranteed at reasonable prices.
An old classified item offers Brazilian Balm with a health claim for cough relief. It lists a price of ten cents per dose and advertises a supply of sixteen doses. The curio reflects period medicine marketing and generic dosage guidance.
An advertisement praises Kodol Dyspepsia Cure as a thorough digestant and remedy for indigestion dyspepsia gas sour stomach bad breath and other stomach troubles. Watkins of Lesbos Kentucky testifies after fifteen years of stomach trouble that six bottles cured him, claiming the six bottles were worth $1000 to him. Sold by B A Dykeman.
The ad touts De Witt's Little Early Risers as a tonic not a purge for headache constipation and bile issues. A hotel clerk from Walleyville cites two bottles curing chronic constipation while other tonics promise relief from coughs colds and children’s illnesses. Sold by H A Dykeman with a Want Column plug.
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