Philpott’s shoe sale and town notes
Special sale at Philpott’s features men’s waterproof and patent leather shoes priced at 2.75 with discounts from 4.50. Local items include M Barlow released on April 15 from the county reformatory, Moran fined for disorderly conduct, and Irvine County court updates. A village annexation petition for 427 acres near Oak Point is discussed, plus a saw mill boiler explosion in Carlisle and a fight charge against James Maroney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oak Point
Corporation of
Amherst
County Commission
Reynolds seeks divorce over wife's extravagant household management
John W. Reynolds files a divorce petition claiming Caroline Ruinolds squandered household funds on unnecessary supplies and gifts to others. He asserts she abused their son Wil, 20, and left him on February 16 1907, living apart with their child.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline Ruinolds
John W. Reynolds
Court of Common Nivas
God
Wil
Hair Tells Character And Hair Care Claims
An advertisement argues hair color signals temperament, cites a Paris professor and a rabbit experiment on dandruff germs, and promotes Newbro’s Herpicide as a scalp treatment. It claims a germ causes baldness and urges readers to send 10 cents for a sample via The Herpicide Co. Detroit Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sabouraud
Paris
France
Newhro
Herpicide Co
Detroit
Mich
Frost
Cleveland and Southwestern merger plans in Berea
Directors and shareholders of the Cleveland and Southwestern road meet in Berea to ratify a merger with Ohio Central Traction and Ashland and Mansfield. The three lines adopt the Cleveland Southwestern and Columbus Railway Company name. Meetings are set for Thursday and March 1 with a charter application to follow in Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland & Southwestern Road
Berea
Ohio Central Traction
Ashland & Mansfield Road
Wire
Cleveland, Southwestern & Columbus Railway Company
Columbus
Birthday observance honors Jane Hill kin at Bomestead
In Euron yesterday the children and grandchildren of Mrs Jane Hill gathered at the Bomestead to observe her birthday anniversary. An open discussion followed, with reminiscences of farm life and family memories. Attendees included Osborne and wife, C. Cole and wife, Hill and daughter Doris, George B. Hill and three children Ella Mayme and Raymond, G. Osbourne and wife, C. Cole and two children Roy and Ralph, Thos. Dair and six children Imia il Ethel Dorothy Esther and Jo jlta, and S. Davies and wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Euron
Jane Hill
Bomestead
Osborne
C. Cole
Andre. Hill
Doris
George B. Hill
Ella
Mayme
Raymond
Park renamed Crystal Park after purchase by George Blanchett
George Blanchett who bought Shadduck's Park plans a rename to Crystal Park with a new bell ground. Chas Heidhoff will manage the baseball team. Efforts to host all Sunday Cleveland league games at the grove are noted, with a five arrangement under discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Blanchett
Shadduck’s Park
Crystal Park
Chas, Heidhoff
Cleveland League
The
Grove
Burt
Special Tuesday Produce For Tuesday Tables On Hand
Special Tuesday table list offers Fancy Leaf Lettuce Large Cat Celery large red radishes spinach sweet potatoes turnips carrots beets Fruits and Vegetables Our Motto not how cheap but how good A trial order will convince you.
P L Dunham Accessor to J A Reublia
An obituary notice notes P L Dunham acting as an executor or legal assistant to J A Reublia in a historical probate entry with limited details on roles or dates.
Thousands of Ohio Veterans Benefit From New Pension Law
Columbus report states at least 25 000 of 75 000 Ohio veterans will gain under a new congressionally enacted pension law. Qualifying service includes Civil War 90 days or more or Mexican War 60 days with honorable discharge. Pensions range 12 to 20 monthly based on age, starting upon filing with the Bureau of Pensions. Existing beneficiaries may see increases with age and proper application.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
Congress
Mexico
Bureau of Pensions
Rural Mail Carriers Ten Get Increase in Wages
Washington Feb 23 The senate committee on postoffices and post roads reported the postoffice appropriation bill with an estimated overall increase of about 3,000,000 over the house figure. The largest rise is in rural carrier pay to 960 from 720, while the house set 849. Clerks and carriers across post offices would gain under the plan of graduation to 1,206. The rule on advertising coupons allows blank or printed return coupons in newspapers without affecting second class rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate Committee On
House
Senate
Witchcovk
Couron
Bishop Horstman marks fifteenth anniversary as bishop
Bishop Horstman of the Cleveland diocese observed the fifteenth anniversary of his consecration with a service attended by numerous priests and congratulatory messages. He has led steady parish work in the region and received widespread tributes during the day. An unrelated ad for Electrogen promises cures for germ diseases and offers a free 50 cent bottle by mail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horstman
Cleveland
Electrogen Co
Fremont
Bankruptcy dispute over discharge in California case
In Los Angeles Judge Fauver handled a motion to discharge bankruptcy proceedings against Sanford Gibson of Guerlin. C. J. Castle of Columbia Refining Company Cleveland claims Gibson filed to avoid a $419 claim, alleging Gibson sought to beat Castle after disputes with Standard 671 Company. Attorney Chamberlain represented Castle. court devoted most of the afternoon to the matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. A Fauver Mondis
Sanford
Ginson
Guerlin
C. J. Castle
Columbia Refining Company
Cleveland
Gibson
Castle
Standard 671
Standard
Attorney Chamberlain
Mental Dynamite and a Drunken Plea Before Mayor
Ryon or Chestnut appeared before Mayor Chapman Monday on a charge of intoxication. He pleaded guilty, was fined five dollars plus costs, and committed for inability to pay. Police found in his possession socialistic documents titled Mental Dynamite full of anti capitalist rhetoric, but no mention of saloons funding him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. J. Moran
Mike Maley
William Clark
James Maroney
Chapman
A. R. Chamapney
Ack Ryan
Chestnut
Ryon
Business Closure Notice by Charles R Flower
Charles R Flower announces closing his business and selling off goods to settle debts as soon as possible. He invites those who owe him money to call and pay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles R, Flower
DeWitts Little Liver Pills and Rocky Mountain Tea Ad
An old advertisement touts DeWitts Little Marly Risers as safe sure pills for headaches and wisdom plus Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea as the greatest family remedy on earth. It claims benefits both going and coming with a five cent tea or tablets price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DeWitt
Hollister
A. BE. Frost
Uith Hollister
Rocky Mountain
Bicycle shop changes hands in Elyria area sale
The South Main Street bicycle shop operated for ten months by E H Wurst of Elyria was sold early this week to H A Cook. Stock will be moved to the Cook bicycle shop on South Main Street. Card of Thanks expresses gratitude to St Alexis doctors and sisters and Grafton helps after Mrs Mary Murtaugh's death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Main Street
E. H. Wurst
Elyria
H. A. Cook
Cook Bicycle Shop
Oberlin Tribune
St. Alexis
Grafton
Mary Murtaugh
MBS
A. Harper
Also Mentioned on This Page
Philpott’s
Y. M. Barlow
Philpott
Mir
Earl McMannis
Weveland
Honay Wilson
Carlisle
Sole Vici
Ehoms Goms
Philpott’s Nee Wen Ke
Alice and Son
Tlowat
Seyd
Iord
Vine Avenue
Loraie
Lake Shore Electric
Chas
BF. Eaton
Norwich, Ct
Eaton
Nellie Pierce
City
Conry & Mueller
Grocers
Beall
Caadduck’s
Rame
A. B
P. L. Dunham
J. A. Reublia
State of Ohio
McCumber
Senate Committee
Aniversary
Obgerved
Vinci
Beth
Totel Topliff
Adjress M.ic
Star Employment Bureau
West Ave
Elytia, O
Furnace St
Hlyria
Rawson
Reporter
Reporter Printing Co
W. F. Hafner
OF Business
Cook
Turner Block
A. L.’ Agate
International Tailoring CO
New York
Chicago
George .H Chapman
Hart's
Austin
Max
Hart
Roth
China Shop
A. F. Burrell
Middle Ave
Co. C. Heffleman
East Broad St
Smith Bros
Mathew
Chas. Guth
Masonic Temple
Chighester Chemical CO
Madison Place
Philadelphia
Mrs. Austin
Mrs. Austins
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!