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Newspaper
Elyria Reporter
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1906
Page
4
The Daily Reporter offers weekly carrier delivery and yearly rates. Outside Elyria, monthly and annual pricing vary, with annual mail rates listed for residents and nonresidents. The Weekly Reporter is available by mail at a set annual price.
Local social notes list guests and visits among residents including Mr. and Mrs. P B Denman and daughter of Lorain Mae and Mrs J S Grumdy suggesting a lively community scene. Clifton Barrick saw eye trouble improved after a Cleveland doctor performed a procedure. Various locals including students from Oberlin College and church members are mentioned with travel, visits, and routine social events.
Adam Bede addressed a crowd at Cha Cave tone on the Fourth, saying anything shellew for in Congress. He criticized Senate treason and predicted national improvement as the president's influence grows. Bede noted his early home in North Baton drew listeners from across the county.
Real estate ad lists a seven room house on Wooster Court with modern conveniences priced at 2100 dollars and easy terms. It also promotes properties on West 4th Street and Columbus Street with varying rooms and prices, plus vacant lots for building on easy terms.
On the Fourth of July Medina and Elyria split two games in Medina with morning and afternoon results. A disputed tenth inning replay after a league ball incident led to protest. Players Navenpira and Abe Regate were ejected in the second game. hitters and scores shown reflect a high scoring day.
An elderly resident, Mrs Catherine Kelly, is described as a long term inmate at the county asylum and, despite earlier beliefs, remains one of the city's oldest women. The notice praises her mental faculties and character, mentions family ties and daily routines, and includes an advertisement for a beauty tea product.
Eight marriage licenses were issued at the probate court today. Couples include W J Feegan and Emiline Helfrich from South Lorain, W Bayless and Emma Mann of Pittsfield, and Berlin BE Andrews with Erwin Standen and Cora Stain of Brownhelm among others. Joseph Johnston and Hilella Harvey, William Talat and Maude Hoffmister, Charles Wynn and Mat ette Corder, Bert Pearce and Stella Sanders are listed with ages and occupations.
Help for the ailing ones promises quick relief through magnetic treatments by Dr Sawin. The ad claims cures for internal troubles, heart, bladder and kidney issues, rheumatism, back headaches and stomach diseases. Office is 232 Harrison Street Bell Phona 106 Black Tate.
A medical ad argues deafness from inflamed Eustachian tube mucous lining can only be cured by constitutional remedies. It claims Hall's Catarrh Cure cures nine out of ten catarrh related deafness and offers $100 for uncured cases. Also promotes Hall's Family Pills for constipation and lists Toledo as the company base.
An aged advertisement touts Kodol for dyspepsia promising relief by aiding digestion and reducing worry about stomach discomfort. The page also lists small classified items including a 20 foot gas launch for sale, a rental notice, a lost watch, a Monday sale on undergarments, a dining room job, and a Brewer-Endley housing notice.
The article reports Stoup quitting the team after refusing to sign a season contract on management terms viewed as lower than his current pay. He has multiple offers from QO and P leagues but has not confirmed his intentions.
Post office business climbs in June with total receipts at $2,729.10 led by stamp sales and book sales. Disbursements tally $1,485.02 yielding a surplus of $1,218.99. Historical note recalls Mrs L H Griswold’s 1898 tally of $1,419.21 for the June period.
In 1806 Wright of the Choctaw Nation suggested the name Oklahoma meaning red people. The article notes the phrase combines Choctaw words okla people and homma red with a common omission. It recounts a Secretary of the Interior question and Wright's decisive answer.
The document appears to be a fragment from the Ohio Revised Statutes certification by the Superintendent of Insurance regarding fire and lightning risk transfer to Star Fire Insurance Company. It references aggregate entries, income for the year, and official seals, with dates around December. Several illegible segments obscure names and exact figures.
The Lake Shoe and Michigan Seuchen Ty. advertise Sunday excursion rates for trips on trains with tickets available at low cost. Prof. Lowther of New York, a world champion cue and finger shot artist, to perform a grand billiard exhibition at Topliff hotel billiard parlors starting at 8 20 p m with a 190 limit or no count.
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