Daney and Maroney Liquor Shop Ad in Elyria Ohio
Daney and Maroney run a city liquor shop with up to date care and a wide selection of draught and bottled beers, wines, liquors, and cigars. They offer free door delivery for beer in case lots and delivery of whiskies and wines by mail or phone. They stock Gold Dust Pure Rye Whisky in quart to gallon packages and advertise quick service from 114 Cheapside rear Elyria Ohio with local phone numbers Rawson 902 and Bell 162 W.
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Daney & Maroney
Cheapside
Elyria
Ohio
Rawson
Bell
Yale Columbia Race Dates Set for May Showdowns
Annapolis Feb 15 Yale and Columbia crews fixed for May 11 and May 19 Navy and Georgetown may join May 19. Pennsylvania slated to start April 21 if confirmed, rowing varsity and freshman crews against first and second Annapolis crews. Navy beat the Columbia-Yale crews last season in all races.
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Annapolis
Yale
Columbia
Naval Academy
Georgetown
Navy
Pennsylvania
Wedding at 114 Furnace Street
Rev George W Johnson officiated last evening at the marriage of Frank Oberla to Miss Allie Cook at the home of Mr Sutton 114 Furnace Street. Supper was served and guests enjoyed a pleasant time. The newlyweds will reside at 154 Spruce Street.
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George W. Johnson
Frank Oberla
Allie Cook
Sutton
Furnace Street
Spruce Street
High Grade Aberdeen Angus Steer Sets Record at Stockyards
A 1 540 pound Aberdeen Angus steer sold at the Kansas City stockyards for 154 dollars per hundredweight, the highest open market price ever paid here. The steer, 29 months old, was fed by a Carrollton Missouri breeder and won first prize in the fat stock show division at the American Royal cattle show.
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Kansas
Colored Sheriff Bates Leads Vergennes Police 28 Years
Stephen Bates, a Black man born free in Shirley Virginia, has served as chief of police and city sheriff of Vergennes Vermont for 28 consecutive years. He is highly regarded in the community, self-taught, and considered intelligent and capable by residents.
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Stephen Bates
Daily Reporter and Weekly Reporter Subscription Rates
The Daily Reporter lists L. Houser as President and Manager with Gowan Taylor as Vice President and Editor and T. C. Cartha as Associate Editor. Bertha A. Houser serves as Secretary and Treasurer. Myria Telephone Heil provides contact, with subscription terms: Daily by carrier and by mail, weekly by mail, and outside Elyria rates.
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L. Houser
Mgr. Gowan Taylor
T. C. Cartha
Bertha A. Houser
See, & Treas
Daily Reporter
Elyria
Mail
Irregular chatter hints at civic and political tensions
The text notes sympathy for copper workers aroundTom Lawson roaming the country and mocks merit systems in the consular service. It references a White House wedding and a New York paper remark about Chicago’s policing needs, framing a chaotic mix of opinion and satire.
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New York
Chicago
Rural free delivery faces absurd parcel rates in Congress
Rural service expands with over 31,000 routes but carriers may not deliver parcels over four pounds at sixteen cents a pound. A four pound parcel would cost four cents domestically yet prepaid to England costs forty nine cents. Carriers run light loads, averaging 20 pounds of mail per wagon, and each route loses about a dollar daily while the postal deficit soars.
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Congress
England
Spession
Rural routes and new Congress prompt voters questions
The piece notes a management body that runs 31,000 rural delivery routes and, despite ingenuity, limits its own effectiveness. It argues that a new Congress will be elected next fall and urges voters along rural routes to question candidates on this issue.
New Promised Cure for Hair Loss Promises Relief
An advertising pitch extols Newbro s Herpicide as a scalp germicide and antiseptic that destroys the germ causing hair destruction. It claims unanimous relief for both men and women and urges readers to buy from local druggists or request a sample by mail from The Herpicide Co Detroit Mich special agent H A Dykeman.
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Newbro
Draggista
Herpicide Co
Detroit
Mich
H. A. Dykeman
Banquet Planned by Oberlin Board of Commerce
The Park hotel in Oberlin will host the annual Board of Commerce banquet on February 23 with attorney G B Siddall of Cleveland as chief speaker. Local board presidents and secretaries from Lorain Elyria and Norwalk will speak. reception starts at 6 30 pm and dinner at 7 30 pm. Guests include Mr and Mrs H F Smith Mr and Mrs Walter Bassett Dr and Mrs H G Husted and Hon and Mrs A G Comings.
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Board of Commerce
Park Hotel
Oberlin
G B Siddall
Cleveland
Oberlin Jooks
Lorain
Elyria
Norwalk
Boards of Commerce
H F Smith
Walter Bassett
H G Husted
A G Comings
Rails Purchased for the Lake Shore Double Track Project
E W Moore president of the Lake Shore Electric announces rails have been bought and ballast work will start soon on the Cleveland to Lorain line. The plan includes a sixteen mile extension from Sandusky to Clyde to bolster feeder service, with spring start up. Moore denies talks of selling to Lake Shore & Michigan Southern but foresees eventual consolidation. A man fell from a tree and drowned in Watts' Falls while Italian by Erletran No. 4 sustained the accident.
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Lake Shore Electric
Cleveland
Larain
Sandusky
Clyde Tunis
Lake Shore
Lake Shore & Michigan Southern
Moore
Buffalo
Toledo
Oberlin Board Opposes Bill On Free Textbooks
Supt Ward Nye traveled to Columbus to oppose a house bill forcing the Oberlin Board of Commerce to fund free textbooks. If passed the measure would cost the board between 2000 and 3000 dollars, requiring cuts in regular school spending. Lorain county teachers condemned the bill and backed centralizing district schools, with only Supt Fieldsridge of Lorain supporting it.
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Supt Ward Nye
Columbus
Oberlie Board of Commerce
CID
Board of Education
Oberlin
Lorain County
Derta Quick Pudding Pie Recipe Ad Ends In Tragic Death
An ad touting Derta Quick Pudding as a pie and cake filling is interrupted by a violent note: Edgar Henshaw is dead from a throat cut by John Gothard after a dispute over a telephone pole location.
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Wellston
Edgar Henshaw
Join Gothard
Gold Dust Rye Whiskey Promoted by Champney
An advertisement touts Gold Dust Rye Whiskey as the best, claiming it is pure, aged, and distinctive. It urges consumers to insist on Gold Dust for quality and notes Gold Dust Eye as a separate brand variant. The message ends with a call to trustworthy dealers and a note from A H Champney Coausal Directors.
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Philadelphia Press
the Reporter
The
Reporter Printing Co
Mlyria
Tom Lawson
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Consular
White House
Rural Service Needs
United
St Louis Globe-Democrat
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Zeal
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E W Moore
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Erletran No. 4
Watts’ Falls
Robeson
Jhubert Day
Oberlin Board OF Commerce
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Bole
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