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Newspaper
Elyria Reporter
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1907
Page
8
Two hundred men began work on the Lake Shore Elot track expansion between Lorain and Cleveland with 290 workers resuming the double tracking. Officials say the project will be rushed to completion and ready for operation by mid February despite a disrupted start and partial plant deployment.
Sarah Brinknall five died at her Eaton township home on Saturday after a year long illness. Funeral set for Tuesday at her home and then at Disciple Church. Her husband David Brinknall, who died six weeks earlier, passed away from heart trouble.
Mr Foot Harpster and his youngest son plan a Tuesday departure for Jacksonville Florida via Pittsburg New York and Washington. They will stay until April 1. Returning they will pause at Chattanooga Tennessee to visit notable Civil War sites including National Cemetery and Lookout Mountain.
Four men escaped from the county jail at Wooster after staging an assault on guards. The group, identified as Miller, Harry Waters, Charles Browns, and another, were recaptured or remained at large with police pursuing warrants. Two suspects were caught near Crestline and Alliance.
A public reception for Rev Robert Brags will be held at the Baptist church on South T.C. Tuesday evening. The event, chaired by church leaders, aims to improve laborer cooperation at the steel plant and advance parish work.
The probate court made several guardians appointments including Edward M. Borne guardian of 11 year old Marjorie Borne of Lorain. Almada Evans becomes guardian of Walter G. Evans and Shirley Evans aged 38 and 11 with bond set at 200 dollars. Rachel Grarie named guardian of 18 year old Richard Grace of Lorain under a 3000 dollar bond. Guardians sought for Margaret D. Winfield aged 6 of Wellington and for Irvin Gillette a lunatic of Wellington.
The annual stockholders meeting will be held at Stroup & Fauver law offices in the Sharp Building on Thursday evening January 10, 1997 at 7 30 o clock. L M Webb Secretary.
A farmer argues for a shed and organized peg system to store tools, noting 30 year life with proper care versus 10 years left outdoors. He suggests nail and bolt maintenance, strict staff discipline, and guarding nuts from loosening to prevent costly wear and downtime.
Coroner Saturday rendered a verdict finding David Curtis responsible in the Dora Gilman case. The body was found in a vacant lot near Wes Toeimd Ronrst friends after Curtis was arrested soon after the crime. Evidence allegedly supports Curtis committed the act though some officials claim he confessed or was released.
In Sandusky Ohio January a suit by the Harvesters Company salutes against International Harvester Company of America, brought under state law. The county commissioners pursued the action as the case proceeds in the circuit court, with Frank Monnett as former attorney general involved. The county seeks further costs as the trial advances.
A brief winter farming tip suggests using a cart body on a wagon or stone boat to transport manure. The idea is to move the load over snow covered ground, spreading it in fields with ease when moisture is moderate.
Mrs Dianthna Redwood and Mrs Lena El Hyland, former deputy president of the Ladies of the Grand Army in the Republic, visited the Cleveland Circle L of A R and Hyland. They installed officers for the fourth year, presented a glass dish as a gift, and guests from other chapters attended.
The article reports James J Hill, president of the Great Northern railway, urging model farms in every agricultural county under state or national control. He argues such farms would boost intelligence, activity, and reform in tillage and even double national farm output, proposing funding possibly at the expense of naval expansion.
A fragmented report notes currents in copper lines and meters linked to an experiment. It mentions Sivan and a race against an ocean speed record with duration and numeric gauges.
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