Elyria Reporter Hints at Editor Changes
Fragmentary notes from Elyria Reporter mention editor changes and subscription terms. The text references a manager and a potential shift in staff, with unclear details about timing or actions.
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Newspaper
Elyria Reporter
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1905
Page
2
Fragmentary notes from Elyria Reporter mention editor changes and subscription terms. The text references a manager and a potential shift in staff, with unclear details about timing or actions.
Longtime Tom County figure Hon Wing A Braman died leaving a legacy as a county official and state legislator. He served as county treasurer and as a member of the regional legislature, promoting temperance and civic virtue while overseeing agricultural and banking ventures with steady integrity. His death brings sorrow to many who knew his public service.
Obituary tribute describes William A. Braman as a versatile broker bank president and mill owner who renewed his church vows and publicly confessed Christ. The piece praises his steadfastness, contrasts earthly loss with heavenly hopes, and expresses sympathy to his bereaved.
A local country club outlines a lease arrangement and a capped membership of 10 with total membership hoped to reach 945. The committee includes La Be Mane ver, WOON rates, and Herman Bly, with fees around 1000 to be paid for the lease. property improvements are planned. The rest is an unrelated obituary and an advertisement for a dubious medical cure from Notre Dame Indiana.
A reader promotes Easy Task soap as a better alternative to the sticky yellowish soap sold at grocers. The note urges trying the product to feel the difference in cleanliness.
Ex-Representative A. G. Comings of Oberlin announces bid for secretary of state to succeed L. O. Laylin. He had earlier sought the nomination but failed to gain strength against Laylin at the convention. Candy Kitchen delivers ice cream citywide. Special Passion Week services planned at Second Congregational Church April 17 to 25 with clergy addresses. Sunday program includes morning sermon and evening address by Rev. MacMahon. list of speakers through April 21. All invited.
Columbus April 16 The state board of pardons will not be influenced by outside agreements between prosecutors and defense counsel. J T Harfols president said there were indications of tacit deals delaying prison releases to secure pardons, and the board will not participate in such arrangements.
The Sheffield Land and Improvement Company advertises remaining lots west of Vine street for sale at bargain prices. Many buildings have already sold and more will rise this season. inquiries may be made through J. M Byala or the Elyria representative F. M. Whiteman.
A bold sale by J. P. Traxter opens a branch at Wlyria with fifty pianos offered at agent prices. New York uprights priced from 1465 to 168 with easy payments, styles range up to 6257 with other models from 165 to 225. Store hours extend to 9 pm, with included accessories and lessons.
A child, Hast webb the little daughter of Mrs Brown, is described as sleeping when attacked by a demon called Croup Whooping Cough. The piece promotes Kennedy's Laxative Honey and Tar as a safe remedy, claiming it differs from old cough syrups and acts on the bowels. It lists sales by H A Dykeman and features other ads for aprons and herbal tea.
Fragmentary timetable lists several east bound and west bound trains between Norwalk and Chicago with varied names including Michigan Yeeninmhodiation Day Express and Pacific Express. It mentions speeds schedules and prices in a chaotic OCR fragment with inconsistent capitalization and punctuation.
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