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Newspaper
Elyria Reporter
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1902
Page
2
The Elyria Reporter shows its editor and associate editor names amid a garbled subscription note. The text lists printing and publishing details including pricing and city boundaries, but many words are unreadable.
A split legislature faces a park bonds bill tied to Cleveland politics. Democrat Cleveland delegates need Republican aid, but Republicans resist putting funds under a political machine. A nonpartisan board appointed by judges could oversee the money to protect taxpayers.
Candidates registered for the Republican primary on March 3 include Lyman Knowles for township trustee and C C Lord as justice of the peace. Also listed are L. W. Drake for works trustee Wo Ho Park for township clerk A E Baus for assessor and other posts in the first and second wards with W R Hantington as councilman.
In Common Pleas Court, Manter obtained a judgment against Georgia A Bates in Justice Lawrence's court for 39 dollars and costs. Bates appealed but failed to satisfy the amount. Manter now files a motion to docket the case for enforcement as his commission from selling property for Bates.
G A and Caroline Wilder transfer land east of Washington street to The American Ship Building company for 8700 dollars. Edward A and Anna Braun transfer Lot 5 in George E Brownell addition Lorain to Elizabeth L Moulton for 450 dollars. William and Lena Stang transfer original Lot 352 Lorain to James W and Jessie M McLean for 3000 dollars.
A Probate Anniversary Monday celebrated the 50th establishment of probate courts in the state. Before then, estate settlements required litigation in the court of common pleas and orders from common pleas judges closed a deceased person’s business.
A party of 14 from Elyria traveled to Lorain for a sleigh ride at Elmore Richards Washington Court home. They enjoyed cards, music, and an oyster supper before returning home early this morning. In local play, Elyria and the Business Men of Lorain tied for first after a 7 to 4 win by Lorain, while the Nationals beat the Steelplants 10 to 9 in a lengthy, heavily kicking contest that stretched past midnight. The Elyria club remains in last place.
Four individuals endured severe side pain before a doctor diagnosed pleurisy. A Brazilian Balm allegedly provided almost instant relief after other treatments failed, with one patient claiming permanent cure following application and warm sun rubbing. Elizabeth Parc ers Marcus Hook Pa.
Mrs Bert Jenkinson of Osceola Wisconsin says her husband was cured by a kidney remedy named Kid No Oids sold by Henry J The product gave immediate and complete relief according to her statement.
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