Republican Ticket for Congress and Local Offices
A pasted political notice lists Republican candidates for county and city offices including Congress 7 F Lanting Norwalk Sheriff R C Wart Elyria Auditor Otto Hazerodt Elyria Treasurer C M Trish Lorain Recorder Chas B Tucker Elyria Commissioner Ro Migemann Black River County Surveyor L Fanver Elyria and Vetor Ontr. The rest of the fragmentary text contains garbled commentary about individuals Maude Gorne Uncle Sam Morgan and unrelated opinions on finance and education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
F. Lanting
Norwalk
R. C. Wart
Elyria
Otto Hazerodt
C. M. Trish
Lorain
Chas. B. Tucker
RO. Migemann
Black River
L. Fanver
Ilyria
Coon. Coest
Amherst
A. C. Mitler
Kipten
Russia’s Cosgacks Enjoy Real Fun Amid Observations
A fragment notes the Cosgacks stand out in Russia as the only people having a real good time while New York spends $1,000,000 on insanity experts, hinting at possible public excess.
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Cosgacks
Russia
New York
Lorain County Grape Growers Meet Discusses Crops
The Lorain County Grape Growers association met on August 18. Reports indicate grape quality surpassing recent years due to timely showers. Acreage is down and shipments plans are set for Avon Station with a September 1 meeting to decide when to commence shipments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County Grape Growers Association
Wo. B. Green
J.titus
Jamb Cee
M. Andrews
Avon Station
Lorain
Erleboheen County
Hnea
Jin
Local Social Roundup From Schmits and Friends
NEW OBERLIN residents and neighboring towns report visits and dinners among the Schmitz family and friends. Included are Anna Weller Avon and Ranela Ott Lorain guests, and livestock fire news near Batly in a busy period of calling and visiting.
Pittsfield Social Roundup At Lakewood And Nearby Visits
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Sherburne and Mr. and Mrs. Win Sherburne spent Sunday at Lakewood as guests of Dr. Tre. Mrs. Ann Eldridge of Cincinnati visits her parents Mr. and Mrs. Henry Betts. Mrs. Win Gey of Iowa visits her brother Richard Gibbons. Marjory, Jean Bath and Charlotte Ruth of Elyria stayed with Miss Nina E Root. Lyman Foster of Penfield visited Richard Gibbons. Herman Worcester of Cleveland, back home after helping Frank Roots on the farm, spent two weeks there. Miss Bessie Meredith from Oberlin is home for a week’s vacation. Mrs. Volney McRoberts, Mrs. Saint Manning, Mrs. James Meredith and Miss Bell Meredith shopped in Elyria Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Sherburne
Win Sherburne
Lakewood
Tre
Ann Eldridge
Cincinnati
Henry Betts
Win. Gey
Iowa
Richard Gibbons
Marjory
Jean Bath
Charlotte Ruth
Elyzia
Stald
Nina E. Root
Lyman Foster
Penfield
Herman Worcester
Cleveland
Frank Roots
Bessie Meredith
Oberlin
Volney McRoberts
Saint Manning
James Meredith
Bell Meredith
Biyria
Right of Way Case Over Farm in Probate Court
The case against Frank Standen's farm on the Lorato and Ashland line opened before a probate court jury. The railroad seeks a land grab across a corner, needing a fraction over one acre, arguing Standen's asking price exceeds value. Standen contends the property was already prepared for sale as building lots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Standen
Loral Corporation
Lorato & Ashland Stailroad
Standen
Ohio inventors send list of last weeks patent grants
A compiled notice lists Ohio inventors and their recent patent grants including JW Baker of Dayton with ellipsograph sold for 9000 dollars. BL Borden of Warren with pipe threading machine, Mittian of Akron cement and concrete Windes sold for 25000. Wy Damon of Hamilton razors 100002 HoT Johnston of Tro s support for vehicle canopies Kime Werly of Chelpyitte lame tle fastener Urness held back straps Trout Road in Ciyahora Falls feeding pebiewiane Shellabarger of Dayton cement fence post sold for 33000 Snook of Ashland excavating and loading apparatus C J Van Buren Mindlis dueling machine sale for PIT Ah0 GE Turner of Bellefon taine friction clutch C W Spangler of Wooster three horse double tree O M Shirt orbertin casket lowering devices O Putt Millbury telegraph transmitter WN Duncan of Wilmington fitter for cisterns Copies of any of the above patents will be furnished to readers at ten cents each by D Swift & co Washington DC, patent correspondents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Baker
Dayton
Borden
Mittian
Akron
Damon
Trout Road
Ciyahora Palls
Shellabarger
Fenre Post F
Snook
Ashland
C. J. van Buren
Mindlis
GE. Turner
Bellefontaine
C. Ww. Spangler
Wooster
O. M. Shirt
Obertin
O. Putt
Millbury
Duncan
Wilmington
D. Swift & Co
Washington, D. C
Oberlin Business College Sees Strong Interest Ahead
Readers say many students from all sections plan to attend Oberlin Business College this fall. The term starts September 4, with numerous boarding places already taken and more securing spots daily. Officials anticipate another prosperous year for the institution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin Dusiness College
Preslont
WNL
Thousand Islands Excursion Rates Advertised by Lake Shore
Island sightseeing excursion offer via New York Central lines to the Thousand Islands of the St Lawrence. Information from Lake Shore Ticket Agents. Also a note on eviction notice requirements in the state and a toothpaste advertisement for Kennedy's Laxative Honey and Tar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thousand Islands
ST. Lawrence
New York
Cen ‘Tral
Lake Shore
Kennedy
All Druggista
Local Social Notes From Gratton And Surrounding Towns
Charles Pelton of Muinoig visits relatives in town. Katie Labiff and Richard Oustwood wed August 13 at Gratton Catholic church and will live in Cleveland. Stella Behtier and others visited Elyria Thursday. Belaver families planned a lake picnic Friday. A daughter born to Frank Johnson and wife August 14. Ernest Knapy wed Miss Jegsie Sate at her father’s home last Thursday evening August 16. Hiram Curtlee of Chicago visiting relatives. Mrs Woodmunsee improving. Claude Miller and son visiting with C Blackmer pair. Relatives gathered at the Hastings home Saturday for a one time gathering. Clara Buswell of Cleveland visited here several days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Pelton
Muinoig
Katie Labiff
Richard Oustwood
Cleveland
Gratton
Stella Behtier
Elyria
Frank Johnson
Ernest Knapy
Jegsie Sate
Claude Miller
the Tralh
C. Blackmer
Wit Hastings
Clara Buswell
Rochester News Briefs Reflect Local Social Scene
The M. EB church receives a coat of paint. Miss Margaret Chamberlain of Oberlin visits grandparents Mr and Mrs R Potter. Mrs G M Garrison attended the Starr reunion in Wellington. Mrs Sackett of Amherst solicits W C T U members and attends the Union at the home. Mrs Mary Storrow and family travel to Cleveland. Junior league held a picnic in Bradford woods. Locals attend a picnic in Justice's grave. E Ledyard visits Elyria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. EB
Margaret Chamberlain
Oberlin
R. Potter
G. M. Garrison
Starr
Wellington
Sackett
Amherst
Union
Mary Storrow
Chas
Snowberger
Little Daughter
Cleveland
Local Social Notes from Grafton and Nearby
Mr and Mrs Carroll spent Sunday at Carlisle with Mrs Carrolls parents. Mr Knowles and family will visit Mrs Knowles mother for some time. Mrs Weight of LaGrange was a caller in town Saturday. Harley Cordrey is home for a two week vacation. Miss Anna Barden and George May were married at the priests house early Thursday morning August 13. They went away for a short trip. Dr Clement and wife took a weeks vacation returning home Saturday. Mr and Mrs Barchard gave a birthday party for their daughter Cora at their home Saturday evening Aug 18. Mr Ruder and family have gone to Persysburg to visit Mrs Ruders sister. Pran and wife have been visiting the families of Gorman and Tran recently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Carroll
Carlsle
Small Revolt in Cuba Grows As Forces Harden
Reports say Cuba faces a rising revolt with scattered bands cutting telegraph lines and railways. President Palma names General Rafael Montalvo to command and expands Rural Guards to 4000. arrests of suspects increase as authorities try to quell disturbances.
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Cuba
Palma
Rafael Montalvo
Patma
Three Men Killed Near Cridersville In Wreck
A street car wreck near Cridersville yesterday killed three men and injured several. The dead are Otto Koch aged 21 from Wapakoneta, John Clapper aged 37 from Wapakoneta who was a motorman, and Ina Rynhard aged 18 from Cridersville. A list of the deceased follows. A patent medicine advertisement interrupts the page, promoting Electro-gen blood purifier with claims of curing germ infections and digestion issues, and offering free samples.
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Cridersville
Otto Koch
Wapakoneta
John Clapper
Ina Rynhard
Daniels of Gratton Dies After Illness at 79
Daniels a Gratton resident for 45 years died at his home on Wednesday August 15 after a two week illness. Born October 20 1826 he was 79 years 9 months and 15 days. He married Libbie Cook in 1857 and survived by a son four daughters a granddaughter and great grandchild. Funeral held Friday August 17 with Rev Wolf officiating at NesLitt cemetery. Card of thanks from family thanks helpers and flower contributors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniels
Gratton
Ife
Plainsfield
Mass
Chatham
Medina County
Grafton
Vicksburg
Mich
Libbie Cook
Mr. Wolf
Oberlin
Nes- Litt
I. B Daniel
Fred Daniels
Bert Rawson
I. Nesbitt
Curtice-Allen Family Reunion Held at Serette Home
The twenty sixth Curtice Allen reunion gathered August 16 1906 at Ambrose Serette residence in Renton. About 140 relatives shared a long dinner, then a business meeting led by President Serette with officers elected Elmer Bunt president Charles Hastings vice president and Huldah Powers secretary treasurer. A literary program followed as day turned to night with guests expressing thanks and planning to meet again next year at Elmer Bunt's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curtice-Allen
Ambrose Serette
Serette
Elmer Bunt
Charles Hastings
Huldah Powers
Trains Deluxe B&O CL and W Division
Trains 16 and 17 G L and W wide vestibulated high backed neat ladies couch and smoker. Pare limit attendance no extra charge August weekly and Saturday Reporter Want Ads Bring Results.
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B&o
Excursion Tickets Sold to New York City at Low Fare
Lake Shore by Low Rath announces excursion tickets to New York City and return at half fare. Fare valid for travel to New York City until September 1, inclusive, with retiring days to September 1. Inquiries via ticket agents or J. W. Daly Cleveland Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
Lake Shore
Lake Shore & Michigant Southern Re
J. W. Daly
Gp. A
Cleveland
Ohta
Charming Adirondack Mountains Vacation Resort Ad
Northern New York health and pleasure resort reachable by New York Central lines. Excursion rates to be named by Lake Shore Ticket Agents on 3-17-8. Bright, cheerful breakfast setting, promotes health, mind, and productivity. Advertises Kodds For Dyspepsia after meals sold by all druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New York Central Lines
Lake Shore
Eye Health Advisory Guidance
The message advises consulting Ime for eye issues such as eye-ache headache floating black spots before sight weak eyes or blurred vision. It emphasizes medical consultation if symptoms persist and urges careful self-care before seeking professional assessment.
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Eas Second Bt
L. Houbhr
Pres
Mgr. le
Bayria
Elyoia
Mall
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Resret
Chillige
Eversiiing
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Boir Maude
Sam
Chicago
J. Pierpont Morgan
Andrew Care
Boston
Toney
Max
Hart
West Broad Bt
J. W
Thompson
Carriee
West Avenue
Olnes
Newoberlin
Peter A. Schmits
John B. Schmitz
Shefffield
Prank J. Schmitz
Henry Krisbel
John B Schmitz
SheMetd
Misa Anna Weller
Avon
Ranela Ott
Schmitz Bros
Wacob J Schmits
GB Batly
Leo Lahiff
Speré
M Mann
Lena
Sheffield
Peter A Schmitz
P Mm Schmitz
Jacob Schmitz
Gertrude
Henry
Batt
G_.f. Garrison
Sullivan
Anna Dennison
Treva
Chas. Wolf
4. L. Garrison
John Chapman
Hunntington
Fred Enger
Fred Thompkins
Gilmore Shaver
G. Choat
Pittsfield
Jay
Ohio Inventors
Lagrange
Rochester
Gridersville
George
Electro Gen Co
Fremont
Bady Drug Store
Weat
SEO
National Biscuit Company
National
Adtrondack Mountains
R.I. Hill
the Eldred Go
W. Broad St
W. F. Hafner
Broad St
Saben
Fauver
Zrobson Famee
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