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Newspaper
Elyria Reporter
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1905
Page
6
Ohio city and village mayors plan to push a radical tax reform that would let the state levy taxes directly on property of public corporations. They argue this would fund state needs without county objections, targeting railroad, telegraph, telephone, and traction properties.
The Cleveland Inspection bureau representing local fire insurance companies issues a circular urging safer Christmas decorations and warns against attaching materials to electric wires or keeping flammable items near lighting. Aimed at reducing fires from holiday adornments, the notice calls for careful handling by store staff and customers alike.
The article praises the variety within Doral Duld offering styles from short to fall rooms and Dorothy Dodd shoes. It notes affordable pricing and a blend of shopping values, fit, and quality, suitable for midrange uses.
Executive orders by President Reoosevali establish three breeding ground reservations: Siskiwit Islands at Isle Royale, Huron Islands near Lake Superior, Michigan, and Passage Key near Tampa Bay Florida. Wardens from the National Audubon Society will oversee protection as egg hunters ceased activity and nests are secured.
An article recounts grim mail route tales from New York about letters bringing hope or life to isolated women in flats and boarding houses. It also recalls a Newark police trial where a thief admitted interest in jewels and a cop claimed he failed to notice the robber despite the thief’s explanation.
In a brief exchange a modern life column asks if a brother plans to remarry his divorced wife. He confirms the close, evolving relationship formed during the divorce trial and admits renewed affection.
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