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Newspaper
Elyria Reporter
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 23, 1907
Page
8
New York reports Evelyn Thaw will be recalled to the stand on Monday for a more severe cross examination, with doctors warning she is nearly broken by the strain. Her mother faces intense scrutiny as defense lawyers seek to place the woman in reach of the court.
The note warns that only coons may be hunted this period under Ohio game laws while skunk fur remains protected since February 1. Markets see scarce coons and possums. ducks may migrate north after March 1. P. L. Dunham will open a new grocery on Monday with a full line of staples and fancy goods.
Local officials report the Baltimore & Ohio system has nearly finished renumbering freight cars on the main line and branch lines. The process aims to prevent delays and misrouted shipments caused by duplicate or conflicting car numbers across smaller lines in the system.
Judge Washburn assigns jury trials in the court of common pleas beginning Monday February 25 1807 with cases Peck versus Peck Lance versus Wagner Yaeger versus Boardman and others through Friday March 1 including Jaffi versus Kotehover McCart Mouset Co versus Selwa and Ohio ex rel Summerick versus Krispel Judge Harden of Medina expected Monday to take up equity matters.
Representative Champ Clark of Missouri plans a dinner Saturday night for 19 colleagues who will not be returning to the next Congress. Only Republicans Grosvenor of Ohio and Sibley of Pennsylvania are invited among the guests. Clark calls it an unusual gathering as most guests are leaving public life.
Albert T. Burgess resigns from the state board of agriculture effective immediately to take a Massachusetts state post. He will begin a campaign to eradicate the gypsy moth in New England orchards, a pest costing the state about two million dollars to combat. Burgess departs after five years with the local department, his new role starting in the first week of March.
The merchant announces going out of business to erect a new building on the site of the old one. He will sell off goods at all prices and asks debtors to settle accounts. The notice is signed by Charles A Flower.
A narrator in 1906 recounts a fictional court scene with Queen Sylvia of Bodalya, Elfrida as Countess Olea, a daring escape plot to avoid a staged audience, and a romantic joining with Elfrida amid theater life. The tale blends romance and backstage mischief with a college past and family responses.
Two years after swallowing a grain of wheat Zip suffered a fit of coughing on Thursday night at the ogrolling and expelled a fifty pound sack of flour and about 106 pounds of brat in Gold Beach Oregon.
In Cleveland this week two Civil War veterans from the same Ohio town died within hours of each other. M X N Bull a traveling salesman and president of the New York Curtain Company died at his daughter's home 3111 Euclid avenue. Robert S Curphey a shipyard watchman died at his son James R cerpher 904 Dennison avenue N W. Bull served four years Curphey three years with the Union Army both enlisted from the same town.
At a GAR meeting two weeks from last night the plan to erect an elaborate monument in Elmira cemetery for the Richard Allen Post members will be discussed. The project has been under consideration for months and could proceed if approved.
The Ladies' Sewing Society of the M E L church enjoyed an afternoon hosted by Mesdames Kaser and Jacobs with many attendees. Various residents traveled or visited relatives in Vernon, Owosso, Cleveland, Toledo, Greensburg, Newark, Kipton, and Elyria for family and health matters.
A tissue builder and reconstructor is advertised as a great remedy for building strong nerves and muscles. The Hollister’s Rocky Mountain Tea is offered at 35 cents in Tea or Tablets, promoted by A. E. Frost.
A brief note suggests using Mrs. Austin's pancake floor as the simplest method to prepare a fast breakfast. The item reads as a casual guidance piece likely from a household or lifestyle column, emphasizing speed and convenience.
A reader profiles Mrs Shirley and Mrs Joahime sharing motives behind large gifts to missionary work. Mrs Shirley explains widowhood and faith drive her $1,000 endowment for Bible workers in Japan while Joahime recounts humble charity from a life of hardship.
Better Than Paying Rent. Seven room house on West Side with large lot close to factories. City water and gas available. Small down payment and $10 monthly with 6 percent interest. Contact C. A. Cox, Real Estate, 333 Broadway. 2-0-3 Reporter want Atlas bring him.
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