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Newspaper

Elyria Reporter

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 29, 1906

Page

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Daily Reporter Vitals and Pricing Snags as Transcription

Staff listings show U. L. Houser as President and Treasurer, Dean Taylor as Vice President and Editor, T. C. Carter as Associate Editor, Bertha M. Houser as Secretary and Treasurer. The notice includes pricing for carrier and mail delivery of The Daily Reporter and The Weekly Reporter.

U. L. Houser Dean Taylor T. C. Carter Bertha M. Houser Daily Reporter Elyria Mail

Town Topics editor mocks names and politics in year’s chatter

In a satirical note, Manu Manufacturers of Town Topics questions political influence on health of Governor Pattison and rails passes. The piece contrasts Massachusetts shoe price hikes with ongoing evangelistic Philadelphia meetings crowded beyond capacity, noting no one is turned away for lack of qualification.

Massachusetts Philadelphia

Lorain County Sunday School Plans Township Institutes

Lorain County Sunday School officers will visit townships to hold institutes and organize township unions to strengthen the county union. The officers listed include President Rev. H. D. Menning of Lorain, Secretary Mrs Pan Sutcliffe of Ilyria, and Treasurer C Maple of Fields.

Lorain

Brown-Cochran Co Stock Sold in Probate Sale

Assignee Fancher offered five shares of Brown-Cochran Co stock as collateral for Citizens bank at 11 am Saturday. Parmlee started bids at 250 dollars for 500 dollars of stock, Moory raised to 275, Parmlee to 280, finally sold to PLH Mome for 265. The stock, valued at 110, was likely worth more in the market.

Brown-Cochran Co Fancher Citizens Bank Walker Boys Fr Oa Parmlee Ff Moory Parmiee PLH Mome

Funeral of Edward Bergmion Led by Knights of Pythias

The funeral held this afternoon was largely attended and conducted by the Knights of Pythias, of which the deceased, Edward Bergmion, was a member. Attorneys S. H. Williams and Cinniger of Lorain were in the city on Monday.

Edward Bergmion Knights of Pythias S. H. Williams and Cinniger Lorain City

Breweries Lose Bid Over Exclusive Beer Sale Contract

Judge Tadge Washburn ruled Huebner Toledo Brewing cannot force Anna Zernik to sell their beer exclusively as a condition of a $1 700 loan. The injunction closing Zernik’s place was dissolved as the court found the contract to sell Toledo beer illegal for a ten year period while the loan term was five years, a restraint of trade. Zernik signed a mortgage but has not taken the money.

Tadge Washburn Huebner-Toledo» Brewing Company Anna Zernik Zernik Place Toledo

Modern Hat Styles Spark Germ Warning Ad

An advertisement argues baldness stems from dandruff and germ buildup. It promotes Nowbro's Herpicide to kill germs and restore hair. The copy claims the product prevents parasites and urges purchase from druggists, offering a 1 cent stamp for samples from The Herpicide Co. Detroit, Mich. Special Agent H. A. Dykeman.

Nowbro Stampa Sampis Herpicide Co Detroit Mich H. A. Dykeman

Oberlin Students Raise Over 1100 For Missions

Oberlin Ohio January 29 report the third annual subscription by students for the two missions in Shanghai China raised over 1100 dollars. Officials anticipate the total may reach 1800 or more in a few days as additional gifts arrive.

Oberlin,o Oberlin Coleve Shanghai China

Oil Found at Oberlin Spurs Local Interest

Oberlin residents report a strong oil flow on Mike Emrich’s farm after drilling reached 900 feet. Emrich plans a gas well with testing to determine quantity and potential for linking nearby wells.

Oberlin New Oberlin Mike Emrich

Real Estate Transfers Recorded at Court House Saturday

Real estate transfers show Prank Delaney to David A Baker for nine acres in Black River township at 450 dollars. Michael Kartman to Cleveland Trust company for land in George B Brownell's addition to Charleston City Lorain at 500 dollars. Scovill and Susan M Scovill to Logan Natural Gas and Fuel company for 75 acres in Grafton township at 100 dollars per acre. Rebecca Wood to Logan Natural Gas and Fuel Company for land in Penfield township at 200 dollars per acre for gas uses.

Court House Prank Delaney David A Baker Black River Township Michael Kartman Cleveland Trust Company George B. Brownell Charleston City Lorain Scovill Susan M. Scovill Logan Natural Gas and Fuel Company Grafton W W Wood Rebecca Wood Penfield

Ammon Takes News Agency

Robert Ammon, long associated with the 7 C. Bins news outfit, has taken over the Elyria agency for the Cleveland Leader. Saturday afternoon he escorted his newsboys to a performance at the Elyria Theatre. The Leader is praised for better editorial content since the change, while Ammon’s experience across Cleveland papers is noted as a strength. The newsboys express enthusiastic support for their new commander and expect efficient service.

Robert Ammon 7 C. Bins Elyria Leveland Wenry Elyria Theatre Ammon Cleveland Veader

City visitors and a local hospital update

Clayton Lehman of Grafton and Russel Jams of Glagonburg are in the city on business. I Blantern of Grafton was a visitor from Myria on Monday. Mrs Olive Lions at Elsvna hospital with paralysis shows slight improvement today.

Clayton Lehman Grafton Russel Jams Glagonburg I, Blantern Myria Olive Lions Elsvna Hospital

New Homes to Be Erected This Summer

Architect Campbell said building operations will be brisk this summer due to numerous inquiries about houses. Many people are contemplating putting up new homes. The houses will be modern in every particular.

Campbell

Catholic Church Won’t Sell St Joseph’s Hospital

Bishop Hortsman of the Catholic church announced St Joseph’s hospital will not be sold. Amog Steck of Elyria had offered 60 000 for the building and lands or 40 600 for the building and site. The bishop noted the hospital is not self sustaining but did not provide reasons for declining the sale.

Hortsman St. Joseph’s Hospital Amog Steck Elyria

Exclusive sale of property shifts Lorain market outlook

W. S. Pola and F. A. Sanford become general agents for the Sheffield Land Company, gaining exclusive sale rights. The deal channels nearly 500 houses and 2,000 to 3,000 lots to the new agents, signaling major activity in Lorain real estate this season. Capt. Pole and Mr. Sanford have long ties to the company and have handled most sales since 1899 and 1902 respectively. Their offices will be located at the company's Tenth Avenue Grove Street site and at Lorain and Elyria.

W. S. Pola F. A. Sanford Sheffield Land Comaany Lorain Sheffield Land Company Capt. Pole Sanford Tenth Avenue Grove Street Lorain and Elyria

Wellington pair announce Phoenix marriage surprise

Miss Orafoote and Mr. B F Webster Jr of Wellington announced their marriage which occurred at Phoenix Arizona on January 11 They will stay in Arizona until spring before returning to Ohio to reside together

Orafoote B. F. Webster, Jr Wellington Phoenix Ann

Services at First Baptist Church Highlight Sermons and Music

Large congregations attended Sunday services at the First Baptist Church as Rev. George W. Johnson preached morning and evening. The choir offered special music with solo performances by John Wickler in the morning and H. K. Foley in the evening, including the piece Rock of Ages.

First Baptist Church George W. Johnson John Wickler H. K. Foley

Christian Scientists Seek Fee Bill in Ohio

Representative Winter of Erie county has been approached by Christian Scientists seeking a bill to allow payment for prayer services at the bedside of the sick. Winter says there is no state objection to payments but has not promised to introduce the bill yet.

Columbia, O Winter Erie County

Amos Steck plans second block project at Lorain site

Amos Steck announces there may be a second building project on Penfield avenue beside his new structure at the old brass works site. He cites a cost around 26 000 to 35 000 with 80 foot frontage and three stories, to be built for resale with buyers arranging funds. Construction likely starts mid March with ground broken by mid February.

Amos Steck Penfield Avenue Brass Works Modisette Street Steck Kent Street

Fishing Party at Day's Dam Ends Without a Bite

A group including D. W. Baker and Christ Hamner fished at Day's dam on Friday but caught no fish. M. H. Landers was said to be a member, a claim his friends deny, and none of the party even had a bite.

Day's Dam D. W. Baker Lodi Street Christ Hamner M. H. Landers

Revival Services Continue At Methodist Church Evening Talks

A week of revival meetings continues at the Methodist Episcopal church with full attendance and a Spirit filled atmosphere. Services and Bible readings are held each evening at 7 15 with the theme The Holy Spirit in the Personal Life. All are invited and a fraternal invitation is extended to Christian people not in similar services.

Methodist Episcopal Church

Parkside restaurant marks Carnation Day event

Frank Elliott proprietor of the Parkside restaurant reminded patrons of Carnation day. Each lady present at the noon hour was presented with a beautiful carnation.

Frank Elliott Parkside

Elyria Health Officials Cite City’s Strong Condition

Sanitary Policeman Braman says Elyria is healthier than ever as the city grows. few contagious diseases this winter and only three fatal tuberculosis cases this year. He notes last year had five cases, praising the Board of Health for its duties.

Braman Board of Health

Girl suffers broken arm at roller rink accident

Miss Davis daughter of J A Davis East avenue fell while skating and broke her right arm below the elbow. She was taken to Dr C H Cushing for dressing and will wear a sling for a short time.

Miss Davis J. A. Davis East Avenue C. H. Cushing

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