Local notices and ads mix drunken city jail stay and tailors sale
Briere Sidney More and Peter Murray aiding Mr Ramsey admit they were drunk and spent night in city lockup. They will pay fines by cleaning park site during firemen's tournament. Special trouser sale at Hotel Topliff featured now with Your choice 75.00. Mrs GW Hanchett and son visited Patton. Fall stock ready for inspection. Wellington editor Fifield in town for trouser sale. Mr T Wallington of Wellington enjoying Nremen's Day in Elyria and Cleveland before returning.
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Sidney More
Peter Murray
Mr. Ramsey
Hig Railroad
W. J. Farewell
Topliff
Mr. T. Wallington
Wellington
Elyria
Mr. Wallington
Lo‘ain God Cleveland
Lowe
Water purity tests begin at Lorain plant sample run
Engineer Curseds arrived Tuesday to collect the first water sample to test purity. The state seeks the best filtration method and Burgess takes samples from Lorain, Blght, and Ver Milion plants. Karl Kellerman of the U S bureau and Arthur Brown, Lorain's former chemist, joined the inspection.
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Curseds
Corala
Lorain
Burgess
Karl F. Kellerman
U. S. Bureau of Plant Industry
Washington
Arthur Brown
Gloria Business College Promises Employment Record
Young men and women urged to attend Gloria Business College to gain business success. Every graduate employed, with new classes starting September 1 in day and evening sessions. The school advertises full information on request and notes a strong demand for stenographers and bookkeepers.
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Gloria Business College
Nform‘athlon Pon
Parade Through Third Street Led by Marshals
The parade started on Third Street and moved along Third Second and Broad streets for over a mile. Marshals Hi Hi Smith Horace Beaver and Cam W. Ro Flantington led with Cleveland and Elyria volunteers in neat uniforms making a creditable showing.
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S$ O'Cock
Foney
Smith
Horace Beaver
Cam W. Ro Flantington
Cleveland
Elyria
Terrell Beebe Family Reunion Set for August 30
Ridgeville notes report the Terrell and Beebe families will gather Thursday at the town hall with morning basket bringers. Nearby items include a wedding at Olmsted last Tuesday evening, Lady Maccabees meeting in Avon, and visits by Miss Boom and Mrs Sheldon Paddock. Gas well work continues at the Fuller place owned by Whitcomb. Miss Jessie Peel of McCord, Michigan is mentioned among locals.
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Terrell
Beebe
H. T. Colyer
Hatch
Frances Snow
Ena Buller
Franklin A. Rice
Jennie Cook
Olmsted
Lady Maccabees
Avon
Blackwell
Visiting relatives and social visits noted in town
The article lists numerous visits in town including Mrs Lucy Wil ford, Mr John Stich and J Prang Stich leaving for Clin ton Town, Ladies Benevolent Society meeting at Mrs Say ars’, Miss Beckwith visiting Toledo, Miss Zalda Tyrrell of Cleveland visiting friends, picnic honoring Mrs Josiah Hurst, visits by Mrs Gee Hill and Miss Faxon of Elyria, and various house parties and returns from Canada and Detroit. Numerous relatives and friends from Cleveland Elyria Toledo Can ada are mentioned attending gatherings here.
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John Stich
Gon. J. Prang Stich
Mr. Culvar
Clinton
Town
Ladies’ Benevolent Society
Sayars
Joseph Paddock
John Fits
F. B. Smalley
Chicago
Charles Smalley
Charles Beckwith
Miss Beckwith
Trouble grows in Cuba revolt moving toward serious proportions
Late reports from Cuba indicate a small revolt against President Palma has escalated. Government forces reportedly suffered defeats, with Guiney town about 2,000 people said to be under insurgent control aided by Rural Guards. Fighting has begun in Santa Clara Province. officials resignations and Cuban exiles in the U S signal growing U S concern and possible intervention.
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Cuba
Palma
Guiney
Santa Clara
Justice O'Farrill
U. S
Washington
Uncle Sam
Elyria Welcomes Lorain County Firemen Convention
Elyria staged a grand welcome for the Lorain County Volunteer Firemen association with flag bedecked streets, four bands, and a parade of arriving firefighters. The city cleaned the Elyria hand engine and planned demonstrations to honor the visiting firemen, despite an Amherst miscue last year and hopes for amicable settlement before the next convention.
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Elyria
Lorain County
Amherst Company
Tert Pears
Motorman Moody Held Responsible in Vermillion Wreck
Advance reports on the Vermillion wreck indicate the state commission will hold Motorman Moody responsible for the accident. He allegedly disobeyed dispatcher orders not to lay in at the switch near the crash site. Moody was among three killed, with over fifty injured in critical conditions.
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Moody
Summer resorts via New York Central lines and rates
An advertisement notes summer excursion access from New York and Long Island to Bar Harbor by New York Central lines with rates through Lake Shore Travel Agents. It also lists an 8 17 81 sale of a 75 acre Wellington Ohio farm near C. W. railroad, 2 miles from Wellington center, with good buildings and a creamery, priced at 65 dollars per acre.
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New York
Long Island
Bar Harbor
New York Central Lines
Lake Shore
Wellington
Ohio
Lorain County
Council Debates Green Line Franchise Amendments
Last evening the council debated amendments to the Green Line franchise including track use, future payments totaling 50000 over 25 years, and delays on final readings. Voters expressed opposition to tying the city, and pending consents and legal considerations postponed final action. The Belt Line and Misvia Heating ordinances were referred for committee review, and a suit against the Green Line over East Broad Street bridge tracks was authorized.
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Mueller
FN. Smith
F. A. Smith
Green Line
Court Street
Cheapside
Bradley
FL. A. Smith
Rawson
Paxett
Rangon
East Broadstreet Bridge
Ice delivery schedule amid heatwave announced
The Hygienic Ice company will provide daily deliveries to customers this week due to extreme heat and sea scarcity. This schedule, labeled B-20-12, reflects their effort to maintain steady supply for patrons during hot weather.
Hall's Catarrh Cure Promises Cure for Catarrh
An advertising notice claims Hall's Catarrh Cure can cure catarrh in all stages by acting on blood and mucous surfaces. The makers offer one hundred dollars if it fails to cure and invite readers to send for testimonials. Sold by all druggists. Take Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
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Hall
Cheney CO
Toledo
All Druggista
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