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Newspaper
Elyria Reporter
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 20, 1903
Page
3
Fragmentary notice describes sleeping cars tied to a promotional ticker and a loan ticker agent A J Smith G Poant
Ex Sheriff W. H. Warren writes from Lake Helen Bla that temperatures are mild and roses bloom in the door yards. Fresh strawberries from the vines abound and early Cardens are in season as Mr and Mrs Warden enjoy themselves immensely.
Judge Geo G Bowman formerly of Cleveland was found dying in Omaha Nob downtown Thursday night after leaving home to shop. He was discovered unconscious on the sidewalk about half an hour later and died minutes later. He was married and his daughter is the daughter of Judge Stevenson Burke of Cleveland.
A brief notice lists household goods furniture and carpets for sale at 810 West Avenue with limited readable details from the damaged OCR text.
Banks will observe a local holiday on Monday and all town banks will be closed. Various local residents are noted traveling or visiting, including Mr. GN Baker with Mrs. Sutton, Mr. and Mrs. Crandall, and Mrs. Boiry Crandall. A group from the Uniform rink plans to organize a boys team in Wellsingson in a few weeks. Reverend Wannamaker will preach at the West church, and other church events and travels are listed. Clayton Johnson’s burial plans are announced after his North Dakota death, to be interred in North Dover.
Pineola Bowling cad of Boren schedules an amatch with the Buckeyes of Ely t next Tuesday night. About fifty spectators are expected for the event.
Letters responding to President Roosevelt's racial death by own action letter flood the White House daily. Today a large Bucyrus Ohio photograph shows a family of fourteen with the caption Not guilty.
The annual report of the state insurance commissioner shows Ohio fire insurance companies last year earned profits. Premiums totaled 10,487,681.81 while losses were 5,895,705.66. The gain surpasses the prior year with mutuals of Ohio sustaining the highest loss percentage and mutuals from other states the lowest.
The Toledo Times reports a circuit court will decide on the fellow servant doctrine in Froelich v. The Wheeling and Lake Erie. Judge Kantate held the decision unconstitutional and the case moves to circuit court. Judge Wildman previously noted the constitutional issue’s significance for railroads and plaintiff injury suits.
A Nashville traveler recalls Civil War era sites, Fort Negley, and the city’s transformation from a wartime fortification hub to a growing 19th century metropolis. The piece reflects on relics, veterans, and a Union button picked from a Confederate era ground, hinting at the forgotten stories of soldiers and their fates.
An advertisement claims Scott's Emulsion strengthens weak throats and eases coughs and colds. It touts a peculiar throat action, promising to keep illnesses at bay and offering a free incentive for readers to request a copy. Located in New York.
Wanted competent girl for general housework in a small family. Good wages offered. References required. Apply at O Box 234.
Excursion tickets to New Orleans Mobile and Pensacola sold at one fare for round trip by the Baltimore and Ohio Rail Road from February 15 to February 28 with return until February 28. For details contact B and O agents or address M G Carrel DP A Gleveland Ohio. Magnetic Healing in Lorain Ohio offered by Losis Ur promising renewed strength and vigor, with a visit to Corner Charles and Penfield Ave 2105.
Classified note seeks a capable woman in Elyria to assist in extending a levitiumace business. No selling required. Apply at Room 3B 448 Aranda Cleveland. Also seeking a lady at Union Woolen Mills at corner Proad and West Avenue.
A concert and supper hosted by the Second Mediarc h of Elvins in the Metropolitan Hotel dining room on February 2. Proceeds support preparations for the minister’s conference.
A twelve acre farm with good well and cistern and fruit trees including pear, quince, and apple. Located two miles from Elyria on the Electric line Lake Avenue. Inquire at 820 Elyria block, Elyria, O. Frank Dydakowski. 12923
Furnished room with private bath and furnace heating available in Kent. Inquiries at 417 West Second Street. Contact for details and occupancy.
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