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Newspaper
Elyria Reporter
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 23, 1906
Page
2
The Daily Reporter lists weekly and yearly delivery options including cartier carrier delivery and Elyria mail. Yearly rates appear as 18 00 or 200 per year and the Weekly Reporter priced at 0.101 00 by mail.
A Wednesday Reporter note argues against a bill cutting judges salaries, saying it would harm the justice system and lead to underqualified appointees. The Cleveland Leader echoes concerns that remuneration affects court quality and urges lawmakers to pass the primary bill before fall nominations.
Superintendent Mr Comings announces the final Authors Course lecture by William J Long on Monday the 26th at 8. Admission for students using Long's books is via teachers at fifteen cents. General tickets available at Murbach's Jewelry Store.
A vintage menu lists roast beef with brown gravy and roast pork with dressing alongside boiled ox tongue with sliced accompaniments. The items reflect traditional hearty dishes and classic meat preparations.
The Wide-A-Wake Padre Club enjoyed an evening at Mr and Mrs Harry Hess Ridgeville with about twenty five members. Prizes went to Miss Clare Heal first Archie Johnson second and consolation prizes to Dr Ed Betteridge and Mrs Ula Osborn. Ice cream and cake were served. The next meeting will be at Mr John Dyke’s Sugar Ridge home.
Deeds filed in the county recorder office show transfers including Anna Denham to James W Denham in San Grange township for 1500 dollars, Albert Stegman to Joseph Stack and others for Gratton village land at 900 dollars, and J W Hasenpfing to Fabher Maude wife for lot 82 in John G Crisp addition Elyria for 225 dollars.
The Four Act drama The Iron Hand presented by the Silver Leaf Club last night at the Second M E Church on Fourteenth Street drew a crowded audience. Performers, though amateurs, delivered polished work and a small admission of 15 and 25 cents yielded a neat sum for the church.
An advertisement claims a kerma based treatment from The Herpleide Co promises baldness prevention by destroying dandruff. It asserts rabbits inoculated with the kerma turn bald in six weeks and touts Newhra’y Herpicite as a universal remedy. Special agent H A Dykeman of Detroit promotes sample mailings.
Members of Branch No 9 C M B A held a series of card games at their lodge meetings over two months. A social session last night saw prize awards to John Strohmeier and Mathaw Myers, drawing strong interest from participants.
Obituary recalls Mrs. Florence Eldred Tennant born August 12 1867 Elyria Ohio married to S D Tennant in 1904. A Christian devoted to Methodist Episcopal church Epworth League and Benevolence secretary. She died February 21 1906 after a long illness. Funeral in Elyria with Dr Dawson officiating.
We express thanks to friends who aided and offered sympathy during our recent sorrow. Their kindness is deeply appreciated and has provided comfort in this difficult time.
In Dayton Ohio on February 23 a court held morning afternoon and night sessions to obtain a jury for Dr Oliver Haugh. By adjournment only six jurymen were in the panel and officials doubt a jury will be ready this week. Also ad says Kennedy's Laxative Honey and Tar relieves throat and coughs from cold. Sold by all druggists.
The gathering was well attended with attendees from Grafton LaGrange and Elyria. Junior's orchestra provided music and prayers were offered. People enjoyed themselves and look forward to the next event as they headed home in the early morning hours.
A collage of classified items lists a lost gold watch with a reward offered at Liundon's meat market and various sales including furniture, houses, land, and rentals. Notices include an auction of county property on March 2 at 1 p.m and multiple for sale listings with prices and locations in city streets. An experienced lady stenographer seeks a position and several rental inquiries appear with contact hints.
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