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Elyria Reporter

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 24, 1907

Page

8

Home Coming Day Slated At Ohio State Fair

President L P Bailey lists 1907 state board committees including executive, farmers institute and auditing. Committees will handle exhibits in departments such as Hose cattle sheep and swine farm products and machinery. State board plans a home coming for Ohioans living in other states at the September fair. local board cooperation needed, with a February 15 meeting set to decide.

Columbus L. P. Bailey State Board of Agriculture T. E. Crowley C. H .Ganson Samuel Taylor A. P. Sandles Farmers’ Institute Dr. H. M. Brown William Miller L. W. Kilgore Cw. McParland P. G. Ewart Hose Department C. H. Ganson Urbana London W. McFarland Galion H. M. Brown Hillsboro Akron T. E. Cromsey Ashville Ottawa

AGT OF KINDNESS BRINGS GG REWARD

Miss Ethel Bish of Findlay receives a $20,000 bequest from Mrs. Mary Kendall of Oswego New Jersey for an act of kindness performed years earlier. While at a Toledo business college Ms Bish aided an unknown woman who had fallen in the street and helped her to safety. The recipient later learned of the gift after the Kendall will was probated.

Bish

Floods cripple communications isolate towns in Kentucky and Indiana

Evansville Indiana reports floods crippling wire communications as Enterprise Kentucky and other towns become isolated. Hawesville hosts 40 families in the courthouse while 406 people flee to the hills. Stanley Kentucky is nearly flooded with residents on river knolls. skiffs are the only transport and food is scarce. Miss Nancy Grady was

Evansville Ind Enterprise Hawesville Court House Stanley Nancy Grady

Cemetery Burials Blocked as Floodwater Submerges Graveyard

In Spencer County Indiana a cemetery lies two feet under floodwater preventing any burials. The report notes a resident burned to death while drying clothing amid the disaster. Local authorities struggle with impassable roads and rising waters.

Spencer County Idiana

One Sewer Contractor Firm Has Lived Up to Contract

Members of the board of public service state that Ferguson and Purcell, the sewer contractors building the trunk sewer on West River Street, have made satisfactory progress and appear to have fulfilled their contract despite alleged east side delays such as labor shortages.

Board of Public, Service Ferguson & Purcell West River Street

Two Prisoners Released from County Jail

Two prisoners whom the grand jury failed to indict were released from the county jail Thursday morning. Sadie Gilkerson, bound over from Lorain on a pocket picking charge, and Charles Love, bound over from Lorain for a rape. Love has since married the girl he was accused of victim.

Sadie Gilkerson Lorain Charles Love Love

Marriage Licenses Reported for Four Couples

John Csonko 21 a laborer of South Lorain weds Helen Pondy 18 of South Lorain. George Hegnet 20 a machinist of Amherst weds Martha Schmouck 17 of South Amherst.

John Csonko South Lorain Helen Pondy George Hegnet Amherst Martha Schmouck South Amherst

Orchard Practice for Maintaining Tree Fertility

An agricultural note explains that large fruit crops strain tree vitality and that soil fertility must be maintained. It recommends regular soil cultivation early in the season on level ground, plus two methods: sowing cover crops and spreading stable manure well away from trunks in light applications over several weeks.

National Stockman Gut Orner

GREAT RICHARD QUITS AS MISS DUNN CLAIMS INJURY

Cleveland January 24 Richard Mansfield and his star Miss Dunn have fallen out. Miss Dunn alleges he hit her too hard in the back during Tuesday night’s play leaving her laid up. Outside observers think Mansfield severed ties because she drew applause away from him.

Cleveland Richard Mansfield Iis Miss Dunn Mansfield

Aged Lady Dies of Croup. Child Follows Twice

Mrs Clara Sayles, aged alt years, died at her son William Sayles home on East avenue at 3 80. She had moved from New York to this city months ago. Funeral at Sayles residence Friday at 11 am with burial at Buiternut Ridge. A four year old son of Gus Koehn on Columbus street died of croup in the early hours Thursday. Funeral Sunday.

Clara Sayles William Sayles Eest Avenue New York Sayles Buiternut Ridge Cemetery Gus Koehn Columbus Street Croup

Court stops big railway bond issue in Minnesota

Ramsey county district court judge Oscar Hallam issued an order enjoining Grease Northern railway officials from raising or issuing $60,000,000 in additional stock during litigation. The order requires a written application and approval by the Minnesota railroad and warehouse commission under revised state law.

St. Paul, Minn Ramsey County District Court Yesterdasy Oscar Hallam Grease Northern Railway Minnesoa Railroad and Warehouse Commission Minnesota

Questioning Progress Amid Laughing Men and Weddings

A collection of satirical snippets on progress, happiness, and society. Commentary ranges from a critique of nineteenth century thinking to lighter items on marriage rings as signs of lasting unions and a quip from the Houston Post about debt and virtue. The pieces mention Alfred Henry Lewis, Cosmopolitan, Julia Marlowe, and various newspapers.

Mom Chicago Calcutta Alfred Henry Lewis Cosmopolitan

Winter Pear promise for commerce growers and horticultural notes

The Crocker pear, a promising winter variety also called Crocker Bartlett, originates in California and is spreading to eastern regions. It is vigorous and productive but susceptible to local scab. spraying, pruning, and clean-up are advised, along with grafting, stock feeding, and storage tips. The Date Palm resists alkali, enabling profitable cultivation in saline lands to reclaim irrigated southwest acreage. After Blooming Cyclamen care instructions conclude the piece.

California Crocker Bartlett Bureau of Flant Industry

Torrey Mission Draws Large Crowds in Cleveland

Torrey Mission meetings at Lyceum theater and Central Armory draw about 10 000 attendees with 15 reported conversions. Dr Mitchell refutes rumors of guaranteed large fees for Torrey and confirms only living expenses and offerings for himself and assistants. Hazel Fritz, eight, sings The Glory Song as part of a notable evening moment.

Cleveland Oberlin College Torrey Mission Lyceum Central Armory Charles Bayard Mitchell Torrey Payne Avenue Butler

Lunatic Man Kidnaps Kisses Provokes Prospect Fear

Residents of Prospect, south of here, fear a supposed lunatic with a mania for kissing women and girls. He prowls street corners at night, posing a danger though he does not harm. Women stay indoors and posses organize patrols to catch him. Locals suspect he escaped from an asylum.

Maron Prospect Here

Brainache remedy touts Life Plant as uric acid cleanser

An advertisement claims brainache stems from thick uric acid in blood and promotes Life Plant as a natural remedy to dissolve excess uric acid, improve blood flow, and ease headaches. It cites Theodore Lanning of Dennison Ohio and invites readers to send symptoms to J J Mizer M D and request a health book.

Bright LIFE Theodore Lanning Dennison Ohio Life Plant J. J. Mizer M. D Life Plant i Oa. Che Life Plant CO Canton

Kennedy Laxative Cough Syrup Promoted By Mother

An ad praises Kennedy's Laxative Cough Syrup claiming taste and maple flavour, notes it contains Honey Tar, contains no opiate or narcotic, and conforms to the National Pure Food and Drug Law, sold by all druggists.

Kennedy

Markets Report From The Northeast Food Prices

A detailed list of farm and market prices for dairy, eggs, fruits, vegetables, mushrooms, meats, lard, sausage, and grains. Includes butter, cheese, eggs state and western, apples, potatoes, sweet potatoes, onions, tomatoes, celery, lettuce, squash, ham, bacon, lard, fresh pork loins, sausage, and wheat corn oats with price per unit and location notes.

State Western Kim Virginia California Cahage—Holland Califorti

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