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Newspaper
Elyria Reporter
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1906
Page
3
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Wabash Indiana votes to try a "jug cure" on Mrs Higgins after she has been jailed 50 times, arguing it cheaper to reform her than continue arrests. Mayor Murphy defends municipal duty, says treatment costs about half the annual jail expense and could save future costs. Mrs Higgins, from a wealthy family, becomes violent when intoxicated but maintains a sober respectable mien.
The Logan Gas Company and others face a legal battle over required $10 deposits from gas users before service, with Attorney General Ellis seeking test in Ohio's Supreme Court. The case notes a 10 dollar deposit and 1 percent interest, aimed at protecting companies from floating patrons and unpaid bills after saloon closures.
Multiple property transfers described from Elyria township to Lorain area parcels. Transfers include Elizabeth Jones to Williams Joes and others detailing lots, blocks, and additions with prices ranging from 50 to 2700 dollars. Also a health tip note on gentle bowel movement and advertisement for De Witt's Little Morning Risers.
A terse health ad extols Hardyfood cereal as the natural, superior daily staple. It claims Hardyfood aids digestion, supplies brain and muscle nourishment, and can replace beef nutrition, urging a 30 day exclusive diet for recovery. It promotes a simple diet with Hardyfood available at grocers for 10 cents.
The Ohio Supreme Court ruled that bond buyers who receive extra stock must cover the face value of those shares if the company cannot pay debts. The decision enforces double liability on stockholders of Mt. Auburn Cable Co. Cincinnati, with stockholders paying only after bond buyers settle the face value.
Mayor Chapman rejects a city ordinance meant to stop obstructing street car tracks noting no fine is provided. He says the measure is of no use and expects council action soon to repeal and replace it with a new ordinance.
Jos A. Miller longtime secretary of the Ohio Brewers Association died at his Cincinnati home Tuesday evening of heart failure at age 40. He was a principal lobbyist for beer dealers and left an estate valued at about 100000 dollars.
New Oberlin residents share thanksgiving visits with relatives in Henglitelau Lorain and nearby towns. farms and gas work progress noted including Diederich completing Clark brothers wells. social events detailed with Schmitz families and Busch cousins visiting, plus health advice endorsing Kennedy’s cough syrup.
The Curmen family and friends gathered Tuesday evening in Ridgeville to celebrate Fred Curmen Sr.’s birthday with an oyster supper. About 20 people attended including Mrs. McGurrell visiting from Westfield NY and many relatives. After a social evening the group dispersed late.
An advertisement promotes Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as non medicines that aid digestion when the stomach fails to digest food. It cites a physician endorsement and offers a free trial, with 50 cent packages available at druggists and a Marshall Michigan address for the F. A. Stuart Company.
The Ladies Aid and C B societies held an oyster supper at I N Haven’s home on November 29 with a literary program. A baby boy was born to Mr and Mrs Arthur Jack on November 21. Lloyd Redington has natural gas piped from L T Davis’s well. Mrs Calkins will have her house sheated and lit from Mr Davis. Mr and Mrs Harry Bennett and Mr and Mrs Harry Barrett with son Richard visited M D Rosy. Walth Yost, returning from Grafton, is home again. Reporter want ads spring results.
Numerous families and friends are listed as visiting or hosting over Thanksgiving. Names include Misa Jennie Davidson of Nickel Plate with brother Samuel Davidson. Frank Miller and family in New London. Norman Everson of Columbus and Frank Everson of Cleveland. J Carpenter and Grant Johns families of Clarkfield. Mary Sprague of Wellington. Wallace Grunday of Creston. and many others visiting towns like Elyria Amherst Loraine Oberlin and Clarksfield. Community gatherings and revival meetings at the M E church are noted along with Pomona Grange activity in Amherst.
Thanksgiving reflections and visits across Grafton including Mrs Gardner in Ely, George Spitzer home from college, and local travel to Cleveland and Chatham. The mayor repairs Main street gutters aiding farmers entering town. Also noted are sickness, moves, and property use changes with local residents and nearby Lorain and Screen Lake connections. A tax-era affidavit from Hall's Catarrh Cure advertisement appears within the clipping.
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