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Newspaper
Elyria Reporter
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1905
Page
3
Cleveland April 6 1904 wholesale prices for dairy poultry and crops. Readable figures list Butte El mac ene 30 to AD 3 to 13, Ohio full cream, potatoes, wheat, corn, timothy, and live stock quotes including fowls, lambs, sheep, steers and cows with bid ranges and informal market terms.
A garbled OCR excerpt lists a farm for rent near Brownbel Station in Ohio with 1 to 2 acres, plus a 40 acre farm option and various small buildings. It also references a library card mix‑up and an inquiry about the O Connor farm and Muller's quarry, with scattered place names like Carliale and Laquiry of Joby O Connor.
Wanted woman or gentleman with fair education to travel for a theme of 240000.00 capital. Salary 2074.00 per year and expenses paid weekly. Address with stamp Joseph A Alexander Elyria Ohio. Who wit
A jumble of sale notices and livestock ads across multiple locales. Henry O Worthington advertises cows and foals near LaGrange with private sale and French Norman lineage. G W Merthe lists real estate and fruit tree stock in Elyria. Maine-Ohio style notices mention parcels, water power interests, and electric line access near Ober Norwalk.
The board debated alterations to a sewer line along the power block alley connecting Mill Street in Washington. Questions were raised about consulting Rizga and Sharman on the proposed changes from Engmoor Raiov of Cleveland. A meeting with the council sewer committee will discuss Kios's recommended changes.
The opening high school schedule features a game between the regular team and a faculty squad. Notable signers include Superintendent Comidge Principal Ebert and Rev. John P. Sala among others.
A wedding of Katie Martin-Watson to Charles Martin took place at 4 o'clock Wednesday afternoon at the Fielda home of Mr. and Mrs. L. Watson. The bride wore light blue silk and was attended by Lavina, while Churchward of Columbia accompanied the groom as the ceremony began to the Wedding March.
Mr H A Crandall of Teady Drug Store extols Vinci as a powerful strength builder for the elderly. He cites improved appetite and vitality, noting letters from across the country praising renewed vigor. A Lawrence Mass. man, 84, reportedly felt better after taking Vinci, enabling longer workdays and daily activity.
At Elyria Theatre on Tuesday April 18, Mies Nellie Osborne played Lohengrin. Rev R B Chapman officiated from the Church of Christ North Eaton. After congratulations the couple held a wedding supper amid well wishes from friends. Mr and Mrs Martin left immediately for Myris. An advertisement promotes Vinol health claims and a satisfaction guarantee for weak run down conditions.
An early 20th century ad claims dandruff is caused by a germ and touts Newbro's Herpicide as the only cure to kill the germ and prevent hair loss. It urges readers to buy samples from The Herpicide Co Detroit and notes agents and vendors.
In Conroe the ad touts the value of a good cigar for clear thinking and trading. It promotes Chico’s by Jude R. Jones as a freely smoking, flavorful cigar with ash that stays intact. It claims Chico’s equals the best 100 quality cigars and invites readers to try one for sharp thoughts and enjoyment.
In a Washington Star item, a wife with bronze bronze-bright hair pressures her husband to match her color with bold scheme. He resists and dyes his mustache black after she alters her hair. both pursue a互tit-for-tat ritual, ending with a conditional agreement and lingering tension at home.
An actor recalls a vanished angel in a small Iowa town of 6000 to 7000, leaving a touring company stranded. They attend a local church where a four member quartet sings hymnody with moving harmony, lifting the cast and conferees, drawing the congregation to offer further performances and help the troupe return to New York.
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