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Newspaper
Elyria Reporter
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1905
Page
2
The text argues Republicans should welcome full official facts about Governor Hortick and the administration. It claims critics distortions and urges readers to judge by genuine records rather than rumors, emphasizing honesty and transparency in reporting.
Prohibition party leaders in Ohio back Governor Herrick and expect Democratic support for his bid. The party chair criticizes limits on law enforcement while pledging a strong stand on prohibition policy ahead of a Friday conference and the party’s August convention.
County Auditor Lewis releases a semiannual tax statement detailing state taxes, local funds, and overall totals. The document outlines tax components for the period, with figures indicating combined assessments and allocations across funds for the district.
The Sheffield Land and Improvement Company reports most hoax nests on Vine Street sold over the past year. Prices vary by soil quality as they push for sale of 50 unsold lots and consider building boozes. the firm represented by BF M Whiteman in Elyria. A public lecture by Prof Lloyd on biblical study and the Great Doctrine of History is noted, with plans for further talks on conversion and salvation.
A jumble of short items mentions farm and building activity near Miyn Nvery, social visits in Oberlin and Berlin Heights, a new blacksmith hired by Mr. Gill, and multiple church society events. Also noted are a donation party for Rev. Wynn, convalescence updates, and several residents visiting relatives or hosting gatherings.
The case against Mackey and Alma M seeks remedy on a disputed warranty deed and a $175 claim with no property to levy. The court voids the deed as potentially fraudulent to defraud creditors. Municipal health authorities push mosquito netting standards, noting rusted English nets fail in salt air while U S made nets prove durable.
The Wellington club met with Mr and Mrs J B Clifford on February 4 despite poor weather. All members attended, enjoyed several games and refreshments, and praised the event as the week’s best. An invitation to meet Mr and Mrs Seymour Johnson followed for Sunday evening.
A dated August 11, 1904 consular report discusses the French Arpine sardine catch of 1904. Despite high prices and strong early promises, total production fell short of optimism, with estimates around 1,300,000 to 1,800,000 cages and factors like competition, securety issues, and labor costs depresssing output.
Spanish cork exporters complain of foreign protection for cork cutting and urge legislation to curb raw cork exports and aid refined products. Prices for peeled corks remain high while wasteful raw cork prices fall, signaling losses in Spain and Portugal where production is vast. News notes English agricultural banks aid small farmers, Ireland’s peat banks funding, and hopes to extend schemes to England. Also a Turin elevator survey finds few first class lifts. author urges American manufacturers to export modern elevators.
An auction will be held on the public square Saturday February 11 at 2 pm selling an entire outfit of household goods. Dan Eason is the auctioneer. Livds
The Chautauqua calendars for 1906 are ready and will be sent to any address for two cents postage. Write to A. J. Smith, P. O. Box, Cleveland, Ohio, for ordering and details.
An advertisement touts Vinol as a fast cure for grippe recovery, claiming it builds strength, appetite, and vitality. It features endorsements from Druggist Henry J. Eady and local merchants, promoting Vinol and related tonics and chocolates.
A Free Puzzle from Dr G G Green Woodbury New Jersey invites readers to mail 9 cents in stamps to receive a novelty called German Syrup and August Flower Puzzle. The item is described as a great eye and nerve teaser and is made of wood and glass.
An early 20th century ad proclaims a new medical discovery for pneumonia coughs colds and bronchial trouble. It claims Kent Kennedy’s Laxative Honey and Tar clears the chest throat and lungs with gentle bow movement and without opiates.
A garbled OCR fragment lists many U S states and territories including Bahama Arizona Arkan na Colorado Florida Georgia Indian Territory Iowa Kanan Kentucky Louisiana Michigan Minnesota Mississippi Missouri Nebraska New Mexico North Carolina North Dakota Oklahoma South Carolina South Dakota Bainensee Texan Utash Virginia Wisconsin and Wyoming over the.
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