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Newspaper
Elyria Reporter
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1907
Page
3
Gen Stevens, Bud Bronson, Scott Hinman and Leslie Rickford are named in the notice. The document lists their roles and affiliations related to the case or event reported in the newspaper segment.
The county agricultural society considers a farmers picnic at Linwood Grove, aiming to raise funds and boost social interest. Directors believe an established organization could ensure success and replicate the fair’s social advantages for farmers countywide.
A neighbor says Mrs Nora Smith of East Bridge Street died from heart failure, not an epileptic fit, after two years without epileptic trouble and recent complaints of pain near the heart.
One man voted against school bonds in Elyria township while thirty four others supported them. The bonds authorize construction of a new district school and remodeling of another to aid education.
Elyria theater begins a summer vaudeville run Monday with a program headed by Dan Roby the blackface comedian and the Tetsewari troupe. The bill also features July and Packa Hawaiian duo and a moving picture show. Two shows nightly at 7 50 with tickets ten and twenty cents. Manager Dykeman and the ball team back the venture with about twenty dollars.
A question of law sparked a long argument on the Cleveland division near the Ridgeville township line on Thursday night. Clayton Carpenter and Ernest Prince argued the crew of a street car that killed a cow should clear the carcass, while the car crew claimed the owner was responsible. Everyone in the car slept during the dispute and it was unclear who removed the obstruction.
A fragmentary item from Lorain mentions Edith Anderson age 16 and a licensure for Neils Larsen to marry Mike Anderson. The column quotes a lyric about love in December and May, with light editorial wit on aging and relationships.
Conductor Henry Miller, who had both legs amputated below the knees, is at Lakeside hospital and showing as well as could be expected with about even chances of recovery. The accident occurred when he stepped from his engine and was struck by a westbound freight, throwing him under the wheels of his own train.
The collection of drawings from public schools will be displayed in the high school auditorium Monday. Miss Lawrence oversees the exhibit and invites anyone interested in drawing and manual training to visit during school hours. The Cleveland meeting of the Confederation of Drawing and Manual Training Teachers is described as the largest of its kind in the United States.
The board of health met Friday night to discuss a proposed garbage ordinance to be acted on May 7. It contains no plan to build a disposal plant, though the board favors one and notes a contractor would require multi year collection rights before funding a plant.
Wine creditors at W S Abbey reach tentative proposition to discharge him at the next hearing in a United States court. Improper action of kidneys causes backache and lumbago. Pinenles, a kidney remedy, advertised as pleasant, guaranteed satisfaction or money back. Belief in every dose, E U Hague details.
Political notice announces candidate Harry A. Pounds running for city solicitor, subject to Republican primaries. The brief item signals party primary decision and candidacy status.
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