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Newspaper
Elyria Reporter
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1901
Page
7
A garbled old ad style notice touts King s New Discovery with claims to cure colds and a variety of ailments. It mentions H J Eady s drugstore offering bottles at 25 cents, and references other patent remedies and local public works chatter about assessments and street improvements dated 1901.
Mammoth, a giant steer at Kansas City stock yards, stands seven feet one inch tall and weighs about 3000 pounds at age two. Builder L A Allen plans to buy and exhibit him at the 1903 Louisiana purchase fair, pairing Mammoth with a small Louisiana steer to symbolize growth since Jefferson. A syndicate will fund the project with $2000 capital stock and a kept shed, keeper, and veterinary care. Mammoth’s origin traces to Louisiana stock and was raised in Kansas by A A Crandall with ties to L Levy of Palestine.
A Sun reminiscence recalls John Reilly the South Street saloon keeper famed for oysters and old ale. The piece recounts his stagecoach trip to Philadelphia, a hotel register prank, and a joke about deciphering letters F R S as “Kyied raw and stoned” while claiming to serve the best in Baltimore.
In Lorin County Ohio the probate office schedules settlement accounts for numerous estates and guardianships. Executors Jeremiah T. Baker Bullgeth Gildwell and others face examination with hearings on January 12 at 10 o clock morning. Administrators James Kent and others also listed for review by Judge Wingwar in Elyrin.
Alexander Moore of 1250 S 13th St Philadelphia Pa says a violent cold settled in his chest and side. After doctors and blistering failed, Brazilian Balm cured him with 3 or 4 doses and rubbing on the blistered area, yielding his first good rest in a week.
An overview notes patent application progression involves 52 hands and a $15 filing exam fee plus $20 for patent grant. Attorneys charge $25 and up, with about 40,000 yearly applications, while most inventors hire lawyers for strategic claim broadening.
Legal notice states Cornelius D. Fish and The Lorain Iron Company and unknown heirs may suffer claims on Mary J. Miller farms 40 60 100 acres in Ridgeville Lorain County Ohio. John Bocies seeks ownership of the property and mortgage against Geoie M Stewart for 3500 dated Feb 28 1833. Respondents urged to answer by January 7 19_.
Notice states that at the next meeting of the Ohio State Board of Pardons an application will be made for pardon or parole for John Kencing who was convicted in October Term 181 of the Lorin County Court of Common Pleas for robbery and sentenced to imprisonment in Mansfeld Reformatory. Signed by W C Poliurza, attorney for applicant.
In the Court of Common Pleas Lorain County Ohio Homer Jay Rhindler files for divorce from Bertha B Shindler case 0187 alleging adultery and gross neglect. The petition seeks divorce and equitable relief with a hearing date set after six weeks from public notice. George L Bivnn is attorney for the plaintiff.
Probate court orders sale of the Oren Moore estate property near Lake Breeze Lorain County Ohio. The bid includes two dwellings on the east part of lot No 50 with lake cottage access. price around twenty thousand dollars. payments optional with one third cash and two deferred thirds secured by mortgage.
Notice announces a council appointed committee will hear objections to the apportionment of cost for the Cascade Forest and Junction Street Sewer. Objections must be in writing to the City Clerk by February 15 1901 and presented at the Council Chamber.
Elizabeth Parcell of Marcus Hook Pennsylvania reports severe side pain diagnosed as pleurisy. She credits Brazilian Balm with near immediate relief after failures of other treatments and says she used it warm rubbed on. May.
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