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Newspaper
Elyria Reporter
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1903
Page
3
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Public sale of a parcel described as lot and tract in Blyrine town, Lorain County Ohio, including improvements and river center lines, with detailed metes and bounds. Sheriff CY. Nallsbury lists parcels valued at 544 and 170 with minimum bids and cash on day of sale. Attorney Hale Johnson promotes law services and local real estate listings with vacant lots and a bargain house on 6th Street.
Inter-State Cor inat Cedar Rapids Indiana advertises urgent opportunities for young men to prepare for government posts. Offers good salaries and rapid promotions with examinations soon. Details and applications are free. May provide official avenues for eligibility and testing.
Three more days' sale of household goods, beds and wood ranges, rockers and kitchen goods at 425 East Avenue. Office boy at JI G Schmittgen's, 212 Elyria block. A lady business manager with presentable address. Address The Specialty Supply Co., Lorain, Ohio.
Telegram to the editor of the Richmond Evening News reports Frank Gould as the influential figure backing arbitration for settling outstanding conflicts between the street railway employees and company management. The note hints at wage and labor issues and references a female worker seeking fair pay.
For rent a furnished front room suitable for two gentlemen or a gentleman and wife. Has an outside entrance. Inquiries to Mrs. Hyde at 621 W Broad Street.
The Elyria Reporter reports a hospital meeting for all interested on Monday May 4 at 4 PM at the hospital. The Elyria Tent Order of the Eastern Star will hold a regular meeting Friday May 1 followed by a special. Marymakers Club ended a series with a GAR Hall dance featuring Oberlin Orchestra and Walter Sippel on Broad Street. Oscar Huserodt is noted as the county’s happiest man with a baby boy born Thursday morning weighing eight pounds. FH Foster bought a new horse from Mr. Allen of Geneva Ohio. Mrs. E E Dauphy returned home in New Haven Connecticut after four months visiting sister Mrs. E S Drogs of Middle Avenue. G W Skiles of Shelby visited Thursday. Elyria Juvenile Drum Corp resumes practices and will soon perform. Mrs. Joseph Wheeler of Garvin notes recovery from bronchitis. Howard Miller of East Avenue is in Denver Coale working in car shops.
A compact silver candle and holder for travel, with match receptacle and lid, praised as convenient for tourists in America or Europe. Also includes tips on Cuban leche dulce, bread crust care, removing oil stains, making washing soap, and rendering scraps into usable fat for storage.
Impromptu poem by a Boston officer leads to leniency for a man who tried to hold up an elm tree near the frog pond. The man, claiming descent from Bunker Hill patriots, quips a verse on the spot before the officer relents. Also notes German population estimates in Canada and British Columbia.
A historical health notice praises cod liver oil as a fat builder and introduces Scott's Emulsion as an easy way to take it. It claims doctors prescribe Scott's Emulsion for wasting diseases coughs colds and bronchitis and offers a free sample upon request from Scott & Bowne New York.
The German Antarctic expedition under van Drygidski collaborates with Sir Clements Markham on simultaneous southern operations. They divide quadrants to probe icy coasts from Kiel, via the South Atlantic and Indian Ocean, aiming meteorological stations at Kerguelen and Enderby Land and to reach Victoria Land.
Thomas Bergen aged 49 of 1037 South Second Street, St. Louis, survived a pioneering skull operation performed by Dr. H. L. Nictert. A quarter of the skull was removed due to a fall injury, with the operation completed a week ago and no publicity due to slim hopes of success. نطاق
In Cedar Lake, Indiana, a four pound bass caught by W Q Sherry in Chicago yielded a diamond button slipped from W Freas Jr of Frankfort. The recovered button and diamond were sent to Freas with a letter confirming the discovery and the voyage of its return. A Japanese newspaper notes a dancing master's anniversary service honoring an ancestor in the family trade.
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