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Newspaper
Elyria Reporter
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1990
Page
2
The Elyria Reporter notes Roberts directs talk on U.S. gold production rising to an estimated 1.8 billion ounces by 1888 with a $6 increase and improved mining processes increasing ore yield. It reports on new methods becoming profitable and a broader global rise in gold production.
Governor Nash receives a grand oath ceremony praised as the united party’s unanimous choice. The speech lauds his broad mind and loyal purpose while warning against reforms like Christian Science healing and urging reliance on proven medical care. It discusses tariffs, war costs, and projected federal spending, noting a large surplus and possible policy moves.
A optimistic essay predicts a future transformed by scientific power. It envisions faster travel, erasing distance, reshaping geography, and a rise of universal brotherhood under enduring laws. The piece also critiques open trade policy and recalls Blaine era diplomacy and peaceful progress.
The council faces a decision on the antescreen ordinance and public demand pushes for a removal of screens after closing hours and on Sundays. Support exists among council members and saloonkeepers to pass a practical act enforcing liquor laws and curb Sunday and night violations, with public readiness to back strict regulations.
A historical reflection on hypnotism as a master influence shaping leaders in state, religion, war, and peace. It argues mind power governs others, with examples from civil war leadership and the Cedar Creek battle, noting the leader's presence or absence sways outcomes and actions.
A probate notice repeals an ordinance with adoption noted. The fragment discusses hypnotism's history, dangers, and calls for regulation, praising its potential as a force for good while warning against unsolemn use. It also defends Secretary Gage against charges, asserting his honesty and proposing a congressional investigation.
Speaker Reynolds released the committee roster with generally favorable reception. Representative Cominga wins seats on key panels likely to raise his profile before the pension debate. The temperance committee hints no new temperance legislation this year. Legal Notice concerns George A Paper of Plat, defendant, Daisy M Mipea of Detroit, filing for a case in Common Pleas Local county Ohio. A hearing is scheduled for February 16.
Public notice outlines a probate matter for the estate of Susan Hitch in Lorain County Ohio and a sheriff’s sale of Avon township property. It references a petition to probate, potential will status, and court orders dated December and October terms, with deadlines for answer by March 1, 1000 and sale details for Saturday, February 17, 1900. Also lists attorneys and court officials involved.
Probate notices show accounts filed in Lorain County Ohio with December 18 hearings set for executors of B A Tarney and Florida Sprague estates and guardianships. Court actions include a divorce petition by Margaret Malburg against Peter Malburg and a sheriff sale in the Ferguson vs Frembach case with Lorain County real estate to be auctioned December 23 at the courthouse.
Melvin Goodrich as administrator of Ida Goodrich deceased seeks to settle debts and administer assets. The court describes real property in Lorain County Ohio, Lot No 7 on Thomas Gawn's plat in Black River township, near E Main Street, containing 2 100ths acre, with boundaries along Black River and adjacent lots. Respondents must answer by December 1.
Cars depart Oberlin for Public Square Cleveland hourly from 5 30 am to 9 30 pm daily with additional service to Elyria at 10 10 pm 12 00 am and 1 am. From Public Square Cleveland a car runs to Oberlin hourly 5 am to 9 pm with a daily 1 pm car. Elyria to Oberlin hourly from 4 40 am to 10 40 pm and 12 30 am. For Berea line connections and details contact S Pomeroy General Manager 14 Garfield Building Cleveland Ohio.
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