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Newspaper
Elyria Reporter
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1907
Page
3
Junky clippings report sales at Philpott's with discounts on shoes and fabric. Lorain 24%bf women’s workers club forming. contract work on Lake Hine and Pittsburg road from Lorain to Youngstown. Berea fair grounds to gain three acres. patent news for W W Dean telephony. a damaging court case dismissed after plaintiff’s death. vivid mentions of fire at Toledo yacht club house and various small business updates.
At 308 Masonic Temple Mrs Chas Guth provides shampooing facials scalp massage manicures hair dressing and singeing with parlor hours 12 30 to 4 30 p m Tuesday and Thursday. Appointments available. Home phone 958 KR. Teasdale Sawyer advertise big reductions on children's shoes.
City council discusses funding and plans for Fourth Street and East Brodd Street bridges with $21 000 and $50 000 in treasury funds. F S Miller urges stone use over concrete, claiming value and industry trend. Bonds approved for paving and sewers, with balcony permit for Sweet Endly block tenants and sidewalk grade changes sought on East Bridge Street.
Trouble over unruly young men from Baerenwald's resort on the green line ended in court by Justice Lord. Frank Holeski, intoxicated at the resort on July 4, cursed Mrs. Troxell, issued a warrant, and was later released on bond. He apologized to Mrs. Troxell and her husband Tuesday evening. they forgave him and Troxell intervened.
A defendant accompanied by Holeski asked Elyria officials for a light sentence. The court fined him the costs and released him.
The Lake Shore Railway Company intends to add a new eight car flyer to its Chicago New prarit service claiming crowding on the Twentieth Century Limited justifies relief. Officers seek equipment to outfit the train as part of the plan announced from Elyria Ohio dated February 6. Louise Nepbrand Rice and family express thanks for sympathy and floral offerings after a bereavement. Urban Neubrand Zenas L Rice Luke Neubrand Edith Neubrand and D S Troxel hosted a 10th wedding anniversary gathering at Washington Terrace with friends Monday night.
The city invites bids for a belt line railway franchise along the council established route. Bids due by noon on Tuesday March 5, with a $500 certified check. Three bidders expected: C. & S. W., L. S. EB., and local promoters led by H. H. Clougts.
A Canton Ohio advertising notice promotes Tonsiline as a sore throat cure. It claims the antiseptic Ton sline kills germs and corrects conditions causing sore throats. The first dose provides relief and a few doses cure. Attrupgists 25 and 60 cents bottles.
A Black River Telephone company meeting in Lorain discussed plans to construct a toll line between Lorain and the city. No action taken. stockholders expect the project to proceed in the coming summer. Also note small town sale ads and railroad schedule items for Elyria.
The Ohio Live Stock association will hold its next annual meeting at the state university Feb. 19 and 20. A large attendance is expected as the program features Dr. Leonard Pearson on cattle vaccination and a joint debate on dairy cattle versus beef cattle production. The State Dairy association meets Feb. 20 and 21 with a joint session the second day. Also note Kennedy's Laxative Cough Syrup claims.
John Pap a Hungarian, missing from Twelfth Avenue since Saturday night, reportedly had 40 dollars on him. Friends fear foul play as police search for him continues amid freezing conditions and fuel shortages across the city.
A Cleveland conducted program at the Eliria theater Tuesday evening drew a large audience. Miss Lucille Hinman piano and Miss Elizabeth Stein vocal solos received special praise for their refined performances.
Mrs. John Witte of Amherst underwent an operation at Elyria hospital Monday by Drs Thornberg and Wiseman of Amherst using the Abcott esthetic. John Pebelski, injured in a December car crash on C and S W, had two ribs broken and was discharged as cured. Tuesday sales at Bowers Drug Store promote Valentine items.
An old advertisement touts Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as an artificial stomach that digests food, relieves indigestion and sour risings, and restores appetite. It promises a free sample by mail from F. A. Stuart Co., Marshall Michigan, and urges readers to visit a druggist for a 50 cent box after trying the sample.
All headaches go when you grow wiser and learn to use an Harly Riser. DeWitt's Little Harly Risers are safe and sure pills available at all druggists. Mrs. Austin's Pancakes advertised as superior to everything and available from your grocer.
Mayor Chapman appoints Thomas Shearer former Second ward councilman to the board of health for the unexpired term of the late James Gray. The city council confirmed the appointment at Tuesday’s meeting.
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