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Newspaper
Elyria Reporter
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 1990
Page
2
Ort er Printing Company details editor L B Fauver and associate editor L Oero. Subscription rates listed as per year by mail. Publication office located at 100 East Bruit! aareet.
A nostalgic appraisal praises the Republican Party as a driving force in preserving the Union ending slavery, defeating Spain, and spreading civilization. It credits Lincoln and McKinley era leadership, emphasizes prosperity, markets, and progress, and lauds anti trust action and protection of labor and American industry.
The council decided Tuesday evening to study the water works issue and prepare plans and cost estimates before asking voters. This prudent, businesslike move aims to clarify the project and ensure the public pays only after full disclosure and review of all facts.
The Reporter reports Lorain county favors selecting delegates by precinct unit rule to nominate a single candidate at Wellington's convention. Local leaders including A R Webber, W A Braman, and J C Hill argue the plan ensures majority voice, party unity, and strong county influence, outlining fairness and risks of old caucus methods.
A Cincinnati opinion argues against a bill to shift city control to a governor appointed board. It denounces the measure as revolutionary and cites political interests, including Geo B Cox, urging lawmakers to vote against it and preserve local electors' power. The piece hints the issue may be decided this week.
The Ohio general assembly considers a bill by A G Comings to create a bipartisan four member commission with the U S Geological Survey to make a relief map showing elevations roads canals and railways with a 1900 1901 appropriation of 25000 each funded by the government for engraving and printing Also several farm sale and agency notices appear including 29 acre farm near the court house and a village French Creek farm lot listings by Pomroy Hawhey and Mrs Joan Bunnam with details on location size and terms
Probate notice lists multiple executors guardians and administrators including Maria leaking Celestia A and Henry J Martin. The filing covers accounts of estate administrators such as Wm Hokeila John B Faxon and Joe Kishiman. Hearing scheduled for March 10 1000 at 10 o'clock am to examine and approve settlement accounts and guardian actions.
The undersigned has been appointed and notified as executor of the estate of Margaret Alten, deceased, late of Avon in Lorain county. Date of death recorded as the 16th day of Pemraaty, 4.0-100.
A probate notice lists Leopold Spitzenberg deceased with unknown heirs and seeks a court order to compel guardian Bertha Lindeman and trustee Jonathan C. Bin to pay remaining funds to heirs. The petition targets Leopold Spitzenberg and unknown heirs of Leopold, with a deadline of April 1, AD 1000 for response.
Catharine Moses as plaintiff files amended petition seeking to contest alleged last will and codicil of Joseph Moyses. Defendants include Elizabeth Bailey, John Lovett, Samuel Lovett, Jane Lovett, Kate Hardy, Jara ABKEM, Job T. House, and others. Court requires response by March 1, 1000. petition may proceed as true if not answered.
The Lorain county sheriff will publicly auction real estate in Elyria Ohio on a Saturday in March. The property lies in the city of Elyria part of Lot No 84 east of the river, within Lake Avenue and LL W Ry right of way, appraised at 1500 dollars. Bidding begins with cash on delivery as specified by the order of sale.
The following account has been filed in Lorain county probate office and will stay on file until February 15, 1900 for examination and hearing. It concerns the final settlement account of the administrator of Albert Bly. Elyria Ohio, January 1900.
Lorain County Common Pleas directs Aberiil's sale of two parcels in Avery and Section 4. Parcel one: 344-100 acres in Av en Township bounded by roads and John Gable. Parcel two: northeast quarter of Section 10 containing 10 48-10 acres. Sale at Elyria courthouse on March 3, 1900 between 10 and 11 AM, cash only, with appraisements at 1000 and 200. Includes notes on heirs and prior wills. Plaintiffs seek quiet title and debts. defendants to answer by March 11, 1909.
The Daisy Field area along East River street near the Fourth street bridge is being developed into the citys prettiest and cleanest residence quarter. A new complete sewer system and buried piping prevent odors, with four foot stone walks and cross walks planned on each street. Eight modern houses are built and occupied, with more on the way as weather allows. Lots 40 to 60 feet wide sell from 350 dollars. half were sold in 1899 and the rest expected by July 1.
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