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Newspaper
Elyria Reporter
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1903
Page
3
Moody as new secretary yields old ties and visits afternoons, often seating on the floor or near the cloakroom for an hour. Mexico’s melanaropes clover bird opens a large hole at the post foot to house and observe hormons from an observatory high above, using the pole as home fortress and warehouse.
A detailed 1030s era land sale notice outlines a court ordered sale of property in Lorain County and adjoining areas. It lists parcels near the West River streets and a center of the river, with measurements in feet and chains, names involved, and legal directions for the conveyance. The document specifies boundaries, references to roads, waterways, and the sale's governing authority, including judge and county officials, along with timing and place details for the public auction.
Washington reports note foreign ministers clustering west end within a half mile radius. Chinese minister Ting Fang moved from the north to the Dupont area, taking over T. B. Schneider’s elegant white stone house on Q and Nineteenth streets. Schneider’s additions create a grand, oriental style residence used by the Chinese legation with a notable ballroom and teak furnishings. Nearby, a fire devastates Mount Athos monastery, destroying a centuries old Byzantine treasure house and relics once linked to the three wise men.
A Denver milliner traveling to New York noted horses hate and brought home hats for horses. On a hot day she advertised giving them away, sparking a humorous scene as western horse lore seems ready to take a bite of the milliner’s bold plan.
The Elyria Reporter reports Miss R Borne recovering at Onasonde street after illness. New birth in town names Mr. and Mrs. Ander son of Loci at street bearing a girl. Various residents, including Manon Smith and family, Derr Oberlin, and Mrs E McMahon, entertain or visit relatives. Several moves and visits noted with families in Bayria Norwalk Cleveland Lorain and Graf ton. A Cleveland marriage license found in Amherst car Claims by groom. Singers club concert and Faust performance noted with Oberlin Glee club involvement. Mayor-elect Folger visited Lorain.
An old advertisement describes a constant battle within the body between illness and health. Scott's Emulsion is pitched as a superior nourishing remedy providing more nourishment than other means. Readers are urged to get sunlight and request a free sample from Scott & Bowne in New York.
A Philadelphia Saturday Evening Post summary details a brutal arid landscape in northeastern Arizona, noting endless sandy plains, exposed mineral colors, hot 140 degree days, scarce life, and hazards like sandspirits, spiders, and deadly sandstorms. It describes sand spouts 200 to 300 feet wide and tall, sandblasts at cliff bases, and extreme heat causing rapid evaporation.
Married by Justice Lord Margaret Shea and Frank Berger were united in marriage by Justica Lord on Monday morning. Both of the contracting parties are from Ely rin.
Edward Green was sent to the Cleveland workhouse by Sheriff Salisbury on Monday morning after a larceny sentence. William Dotman, for keeping a disorderly house, accompanied him to the workhouse.
The Lorain County convention will meet at the Congregational church in May. Philipps of Cleveland visited Merrick Race last Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Friederich spent Sunday with Mr G Biltz of Avon. Avon ladies attended Mrs Wilson's society. Mrs Wilson and Mrs J Maddock are reportedly confined at home by illness. Mrs White and daughter visited H S Laster. B J French cut his hands on barbed wire while working. Harvey Jones and Alfred Coveney of Cleveland were in town Sunday. Mrs F W Crowe spent Monday with her father in Lorain.
Belden will host an entertainment trio from New York City delivering shows at the town hall on Monday Tuesday and Wednesday evenings this week. Mr Lehman traveled to Cleveland on Wednesday to visit an ailing relative. Orland Graham plans a visit to Michigan. Chas Pomeroy and Mr Montoamooth are repainting their homes. Beet Nesbitt spent Sunday at home.
Mrs Torper of Hastings Michigan visits friends near West Ridge after years away from O H Sutlin's. Mr RB Hutchings travels to Oberlin as house and family talk continues. Mrs Vernoy of Oberlin hosts and Mrea Rawson visits. Arthur Vernoy makes a short call as residents seek household goods at 495 F Avenue.
The piece outlines St Petersburg fire response flaws as described by the New York Sun. It notes a primitive alert method using black balls or red lanterns in towers, slow dispersal of engines, and crowds hindering firefighters, with 74 apparatus and 1,027 firemen in the city. snowtime travel uses runners and bells.
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