Whiteman's Real Estate Agency Offers Spring Listings
The Whiteman's Real Estate Agency prompts spring buyers to inspect its long list of city properties. It advertises land, farms, lots, houses, and stores with prices and terms to suit buyers.
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Newspaper
Elyria Reporter
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 1902
Page
1
The Whiteman's Real Estate Agency prompts spring buyers to inspect its long list of city properties. It advertises land, farms, lots, houses, and stores with prices and terms to suit buyers.
The Lorain Steel Company Bene ficial association organized March 1900 to aid members or dependents in disability or death from accident or sickness. It has over 1500 members in two classes, A and B, with a schedule of weekly disability benefits, burial and death claims, and company support including office space and services.
Lorain residents hear a strong endorsement for J M Jaycox of Lorain seeking a second term as county commissioner. Backed by a three year record of diligent service, he is praised as faithful and representative of the whole county, with wide support for renomination at the Republican convention.
Fisk Jubilee Singers will give a concert at First Congregational Church on Friday evening March 7. Nine voices with a reader will present selections from Paul Laurence Dunbar. Tickets are 26 cents at Savvage's. Doors open 7 00. Concert at 7 45. Henry W. Tweedy praises the group as educated refined and spiritually powerful.
Prof Foster forecasts a cold March with disturbances reaching the Pacific coast by February 28 and crossing the west of the Rockies by March 1. Warm and cool waves follow by March 2 and March 8. Crop weather will be poor, feed demands rise, and winter wheat suffers. A local Oberlin checker contest lists players and scores, noting J Delong as winner and A D Ely in second. Easter described as movable, tied to the vernal equinox and lunar timing.
Local barometers report record low readings on Friday morning signaling an imminent storm. Dan Hyland and Elder note their instruments show unprecedented lows, with 28.21 and around 28.29, suggesting heavy moisture and a major weather shift ahead.
The Byrne Brothers present their pantomimic comedy Eight Bells in Elyria with noted acclaim. Judge Kohler of Akron visits Elyria Monday and Tuesday to hear cases as the court docket features damages and property disputes and a special grand jury convenes.
The Lorain High School Board of Education deferred action on a petition for all graduates to give orations. They postponed the program two weeks and tabled the request, deciding to let the class choose its own program under teacher and superintendent supervision.
A. J. Moxham resigns as general manager of Dominion Iron and Steel Co. Sydney Cape Breton. He remains a director and vice president. Herrick Duggan is named as his successor potential. James Ross, a Canadian banker, had earlier gained control leading to H. M. Whitney's retirement. Ross succeeds him as president.
Mrs Byland, president of the Ladies of the Grand Army of the Republic, went to Oakwood to organize a circle. The group received a large charter application and started with a substantial treasury after paying the charter and initiation fees. Enthusiasm runs high as they prepare for future needs.
The Joly Girls basketball team of the High school defeated the Snockabouts 31 to 27 Thursday afternoon. The games draw strong fan support as the girls display notable spirit and effort in the contest.
An advertorial piece argues dyspepsia stems from undercooked cereals and promotes Malt Nut as the easy digestible alternative. It claims malted grains cooked twice and emulsified nut oils boost brain and muscle, with one pound vs four pounds of beef, plus simple serving ideas.
Six prisoners arrested for stealing shoes from a Lake Shore freight car were dismissed on breaking and entering charges and fined for unlawful railway car trespass. One drunk faced a five dollar fine and workhouse or street labor, as the town’s police court cleared another routine day.
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