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Elyria Reporter

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 19, 1906

Page

2

Humane Society Aids Poor Through Reform Over Prosecution

The Humane Society operates to help the needy without defaulting to arrest. It aims to correct behavior before punishment, reducing workhouse use and protecting children from bad examples. In 1896 county funds supported the society, with a rise to 3500. officers like Alex Dumas serve as humane officers, and funding is requested to sustain the program.

Hothes Fea Iere Alex. Dumas Lawrence Muist

Christmas Toys Must be The Real Thing This Year

Akron December 18 report on Lake Erie and Pittsburg railroad appropriation suit against John Davis for three and one third acres in Boston township. Case involves tenant John E B Whaley and damages, with railroad offering 1000 for settlement.

Akron Lake Erie & Pittsburg Railroad John Davis Boston Township

Toy machines and the rise of pedal driven playthings

A vintage reminiscence on child toys evolving with pedaled models and the craft of toymakers. It notes how modern children demand precision, favorting flawless replicas and the playful status chase of toy soldiers and badges.

New Federal Judge Sought for Ohio District

The rise in US court business prompts a likely new federal judge in Ohio. Moody suggests appointment to the northern district western division. Two active Ohio judges now serve with Ricks inactive. the post pays 6000 dollars yearly and a lengthy candidate list is expected.

Buinesa United States Ohio Moody Jodge Taylor Thompson Ricks Mansfield

Mail Carriers Complain Of Impassable Rural Roads

Rural carriers report severe conditions across the northern state as mud renders many country roads impassable. While some improvements have occurred locally, residents say more work is needed and local quarries offer readily available stone to cut costs and expedite road building.

Long Hanks and Jessen

Amy Ingraham Signed Notes for Oberlin Banks Claim

Mrs. Amy Ingraham allegedly signed cognovit notes given to the Oberlin Bank and State Sayings Bank despite her husband’s assertion that he forged her name. The Ingrahams seek to have judgment set aside on the grounds that her signature was forged by her husband, who is currently in prison.

Amy Ingraham Oberlin Bank Oberlin Court of Common Ingraham

Post Card Senders Delay Carriers

Rural mail carriers seek relief from delays caused by customers who buy only a single stamp and want the carrier to wait for a written message. The piece pivots to gender and health, endorsing Electrogen as a non alcoholic germicide and antiseptic, with claims of benefits and a free bottle offer from Electro-gen Co.

Washington Electro-gen Electro-gen. Co Fremont

Few saloonkeepers to quit in Elyria county and Lorain

Mo is not likely that any Elyria saloonkeeper will quit this fall due to the Aiken law. Probably not more than ten will discontinue in the county, says County Treasurer Irish. In Lorain about ten more than six months ago. buyers may take over those who quit and several new stands will be formed. Breweries hold most licenses and pay at the last moment. treasurer will collect saloon licenses by December 20.

Elyria Seroonhkener Will &O Irish Lorain

Arts Society Elects Officers In Carlisle

Mrs Dobney and Mrs Maddock visited Mrs Shepher d on Sunday. Malcolm Wood called on old friends Monday. The Arts Society elected officers for the coming year with Mrs Stockford as president and Miss May Robson as secretary.

Carlisle River Road Phas Warland Chicago Bruce Hailison Bruce i Beakle Jirkson Hardy Clara Cravinger Lorain E Dimick

Local Notes From Grange Area Hard to Read

Fragments from La Grange noted social events funerals sickness and visits. Mentions Dr D Spicer and Mrs French in Cleveland, Perry Spier funeral, Ida Rawson and two sons golden wedding, Mabel Canis returning to Cleveland, Mrs Thistle and son in Cleveland, A Witco still unable to walk, Charles McKisson in town, Berhe Wheeler and sister in Elyria, Methodist church supper and bazaar, Rev Thistle party, Charlie Moore's move to Grafton, B Wilcox moving in, Mildred and George Barnum sick, W Martin buying Forbes meat market, Ida Hubbard in Elyria, plus through train schedule Elyria to multiple cities with sleeper from Akron. Merry Christmas and New Year wishes.

Cleveland A. Witcot Charles McKisson Berhe Wheeler Elyzia Methodist Church Thistle Charlie Moore Grafton B. Wilcox Moore

A Complete Course in Finance by Correspondence

A brief offer for a finance course via correspondence for one dollar per week with options for three or six month duration. Claims positions secured for competent graduates and invites membership with first week’s lessons, NY College of Finance offices on Wall Street.

College of Finance Wall St New York City

Brighton Meeting Names Officers For Coming Year

Brighton righton Dew. Charles Grun and brother attend as officers listed for the year. The Sunday school will stage Christmas exercises with star and tree at the M E church. Frank Edwards visited Cleveland over Sunday. Mrs Edwards is ill. Rev P Letchell and wife from Sullivan aided in the meetings. Sale of homeseekers’ rates discussed.

Righton Dew Charles Grun Elven Grundy Wied Wright Cleveland Brighton Gringe EZ Anfterson Martha Burrows M. Goss Alice Hart D TL Petkins Etha Burge Edwards EP. Letchell Sullivan

Mill Sets Record At Republic Iron And Steel Works

At the Youngstown plant a ton was melted and rolled in 54 minutes, producing 61 ingots and totaling 130 tons for the week. Four ingots formed each heat in this notable production run.

Bessemee Want of the Republic Iron & Steel Comany Youngstown

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