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Newspaper
Elyria Reporter
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1903
Page
2
Brief fragment describes subscription terms for The Daily Reporter with mis spelled price and delivery notes. It mentions monthly and annual options and names the publication in a distant and unclear manner. The readable parts indicate a monthly delivery rate and annual option.
A recent visitor from the Department of Agriculture reports Cuba as an excellent potential beef supplier to the United States once the war’s cattle losses are recovered. Mexico and other regions have supplied cattle, and Cuba’s farmers are gradually rebounding, with national conditions improving. Calls persist in Congress to repeal or modify land laws tied to irrigation funds, while critics warn that prolonging unchanged statutes risks losing public domain protections.
Judge Hinmav approves the appointment, praising Dumas as a capable officer for Lorain County Hamnooe society. The People’s Institute hosts two concerts this year featuring Sol Marvossin and the Salisbury Orchestra of Chicago, directed by Abby Rose Wood. Tickets go on sale Friday at Murbach’s Jewelry Store starting 7 PM next week.
Citizens and officials seized six car loads on Wheeling tracks after a coal shortage. The load was unloaded by residents and is being distributed in ten lots today. Postmaster Griswold reports Washington changes effective January 1 for stamped envelopes and wrappers with price cuts and new sizes reflected in per thousand rates.
The latest stamp designs feature embossed images on stamped envelopes. A 1 cent Franklin will be green, a 2 cent Washington red, a 4 cent Grant brown, and a 6 cent Lincoln blue. Names with birth and death dates will be printed on the stamps.
Henry Lehde 25 machinist Cleveland and Lena Shinning 25 cook Elyria listed for marriage. Wim Cushing Park 25 physician Grafton and Grave Augie Brace 21 Elyria also shown in license records.
Claude Hudson is reported sick while Rov Hodder preached at Lorain on Sunday. Miss M Tilberg has returned from hay waste with a friend in Greenwich. Famoes Folds, working in Elyria, was home over Sunday. Farmers Institute at Ridgeville January 23.
An advertisement touts Dr David Kennedy's Favorite Remedy for kidney and bladder troubles including rheumatism and digestion issues. It cites a Greensburg Kentucky pastor reporting relief from kidney trouble after using the remedy and mentions a trial sample offer and available sizes.
The Oberlin Business College started the winter term last Monday attracting near 300 students, the largest opening enrollment in the college’s history. Advertisements note discounts on horse blankets and nickel plated kettles, while drugstore claims praise for King’s New Life Pills and DeWitt’s Early Risers for stomach and liver relief.
The Worst Form Multitudea praises Kodol as a new discovery that digests what you eat, cleanses and sweetens the stomach, and turns food into rich red blood. Mrs Crawfitl of Troy Indiana reports years of indigestion and says after four bottles she is cured and recommends it for dyspepsia. Take after meals. it digests what you eat.
An advertisement urges women to value health over jewels and uses the lure of gems to promote Dr. Bosabee's German Syrup. It claims the syrup halts early consumption and heals bronchial tubes, calling it a certain cure for coughs and colds though not a universal remedy. Available at H. J. Eady's and with Got Green's Almanac.
Local ad lists single and double harnesses a buggy one horse wagon hay rack woot rack wagon box bobgled and road cart for sale. Enquire at 64 East Avenue for details and pricing.
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