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Newspaper
Elyria Reporter
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1903
Page
2
Barbers across the state rally as claims of mismanagement at a convention in Colwiebis emerge. The article notes widespread dissatisfaction among barbers with the party’s leadership and hints at calls for changes after a week of tense debate and public display.
A strong north wind melted the lake ice causing an ice cover to vanish. No ice remains on the shore as of Tuesday night and no loads are ready to be hauled. Further cold may return ice before winter ends, leaving ice houses unable to load yet.
A large blaze in the early morning destroyed the Easter Ome Traction Company electric car barns at Clygrin Falls with most contents lost. Eight suburban cars and electrical machinery were burned. three electric cars escaped. Estimated loss up to 550,000, with roving stock insured but barns only partially covered.
A chapter on Pridkiy ovenmus will organize a new Kinster Star Phe chapter with members including lite Wises, anthers and sisters. Mastern Star Lorain leads the group and will gather the family and supporters to assist in team efforts.
Norwalk is promised a free public library funded by Andrew Carnegie. The city would pay 10 percent of maintenance costs, with a Carnegie grant for a library building under 15 thousand dollars. Officials expect city compliance with Carnegie's conditions.
A resident of Pittsfield township claimed to own Lorain county’s largest tree. It measured about fifteen feet in diameter, stood hollow twelve feet above the stump, and was cut into fifteen double cords after being felled last week.
The President signed a new amended bankruptcy bill that reorganizes procedures and largely forms a new law. It raises referee fees to an average of about fifty per cent, affecting how proceedings are conducted nationwide.
Elyria was struck by a rare thunderstorm last Monday night. Weather bureau records show only four February storms in 26 years, with 1890 noting two such events.
An advertisement touts Vinol as a natural tonic that strengthens the stomach to absorb nutrients, rebuilds bone and flesh, and supports brain and nerve function. A quoted author claims health benefits during hot weather, with a money back guarantee if it fails to meet claims.
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