Damages Case Over Edmonds Suit Is Postponed Again
The Edmonds family of Oberlin pursues $16,000 in damages from C and 8 W legal foes tied to the Cottenbrooke curve wreck of July 18, 1903. Fred Edmonds leads the damages tally with others totaling up to $45,000. trials have been repeatedly continued. Judge Washburne agreed to another delay after attorney Johnson vouched he was not involved in the earlier death, delaying trial until Wednesday morning.
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C. W. Collistar
Cleveland
Edmonds
Oberlin
Fred Edmonds
Seeenth
Court of Common Pleas
Cottenbrooke Curve
Johnson
Reporter's Want Column Bustles for You
The item describes a bustling newsroom feature where the reporters seek tips and tips from readers in a lively want column. It highlights engagement, community requests, and the promise of timely responses from staff.
New management opens Friday with three daily sessions
New management announces three daily sessions at 10:30 a.m., 2:06 p.m., and 7:30 p.m. for ladies and children under 16. Open Friday, Dec 1, 1905. Also, a health ad promotes Kodol Dyspepsia Cure as a universal digestant to relieve indigestion and related symptoms, sold by all druggists.
Dorothy Dodd Varsity Boots Compared With High Priced Shoes
A comparison notes how Dorothy Dodd Varsity Boots share features with two high priced custom made shoes. The article argues the boots offer exclusivity and individuality at a fraction of twice their price of 93.50 for the pair.
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Lou
Dorothy Dodd
Mrs Aus illa a Pancake Flour Ends With Quick Reference
Mrs Aus illa a Pancake flour is described as a reliable winter or summer grocery staple. The short note emphasizes its consistent quality and broad availability in grocers.
Local notes include fines, visits, and church dinners
William Kling paid a five dollar fine for intoxication by Mayor Folger. Geo Champney spends the day in Cleveland. Miss Grace Tite returns from Thanksgiving in Youngstown. Mrs Austin's Pancakes touted for appetite. Miss Ethel Kelbe's dog Rover, eleven, dies. St Andrew's Church opens gift crafts and hosts a turkey dinner December 6. W B Thompson of Lorain seeks legal business. John Concon released from city prison, then seen drunk claiming robbery.
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William Kling
Costa
Folger
Geo. Champney
Cleveland
Grace Tite
Youngstown
Ethel Kelbe
Rover
Lustaar al St. Andrew's Churet
Devenber
Columbus
St. Andrew's Church
W. B. Thompson
Lorain
John Concon
Kodol Dyspepsia Cure Advertisement Claim
An old advertisement asserts that indigestion can only be cured by digesting food itself and rest the stomach. It compares a weak stomach to a sick horse and promotes Kodol Dyspepsia Cure as a perfect digestant that digests food regardless of stomach condition. Sold by all druggists.
Kedol Dyspepsia Cure Promises Digestive Relief
A vintage advertisement touts Kedol Dyspepsia Cure as the best remedy for indigestion. It claims Kedol digests what you eat and helps assimilate food into tissue-building blood, relieving sour stomach heartburn belching and all forms of indigestion, sold by all druggists.
Christmas Bazaar And Dinner At St An drews Church
The Ladies Aid Society of St An drew's church will hold annual Christmas bazaar and turkey dinner in the church basement on Wednesday December 6. Bazaar opens 2 30 dinner served at 5 20 menu includes roast turkey mashed potatoes squash cranberry sauce pies and coffee. Also gifts and aprons on sale and a mystery booth for all ages. All invited.
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Ladies’ Aid Society of
St. Andrew's Church
Wil
Twanship
B. H. Starr
Middle Avenue
Elyria Plumbing, Heating and Electric Company
J. H. Thompson
Charles A. Metcalf
Roxie J. Powell
Elyria
George H. Ganaway
Ella Ganaway
Lorain
H. C. Byrd
G. A. R. Hall
United States
Marriage Licenses and Health Remedy Ad
Marriage licenses listed for George G Haneter and Sophia Tuauer. Arthur Jas Conners and Theresa Ocstram. John St. Peterson and Viola Phil. Also an advertisement for Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea claims to cure kidney trouble, rheumatism, gout, and backache with a 35 cent price.
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George G Haneter
Farmer
Lorain
Sophia Tuauer
Arthur Jas
Conners
Isting
Theresa Oclstram
John St. Peterson
Fremont
Mas
Viola Phil
Hollister
Rocky Mountain
Mayors Meet in Cleveland Ohio discusses unity and reform
Ohio mayors gather in Cleveland to chart a simpler form of municipal government for small towns. The nonpartisan meeting aims to ease governance, consider election law changes, street railway issues, and potential permanent organization among cities.
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Cincinnati
Johnson
Ohio
Lincoln Steffens
McClure
New York
MayorDunne
Chicago
Cleveland City
Hollenden
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