Local News Notes and Political Sparks in Ter ain
Local items report that Bora Gounethwat A A King of Ter ain will not run for mayor at the Republican caucuses. The school board orders bids for drinking fountains at West and Sixth Street schools after pupils had relied on water from creek. A mayoral remark praises a recent light show while gaming civic pride. Thirty two membership cards issued at a builders’ exchange meeting. The C. & SS. W. employees meeting was postponed. Condolence resolutions honor Chas VanWaunen, late vice mayor and council president. A court sequence binds Spreitz and wife over to common pleas for $850 after assault claims, with related cross-plea into the mayor’s court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highty
Sixth Street
Prat
Builders’ Exchange
C. & SS. W. Temployee
Chas
VanWaunen
Lersin
John Goldfeld
Joe Spraits
Justice Horstey
Spreitz
Common Pleas Court
Goldfeld
Spraitz
Com~anon Pleas Court
Avon Beach Company Advances in Private Settlement
Property owners met the Avon Beach and Southern railroad today in a successful step toward finalizing appropriation suits against the Burkhart family of Avon. The Burkharts had raised land prices, blocking a purchase from Conrad, Mary, and Andrew Burkhart. A private court hearing earlier this week led to concessions, allowing the deal to close. Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea promotes health for summer. 35 cents. H. A. Dyke man.
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Avon Beech and Southern Railroad
Burkharta
Avon
Conrad
Mary
Andrew Burkhart
Hollister
H. A. Dykeman
Elyria Savings and Banking Company reports strong finances
The Elyria Savings and Banking Company declares a four percent dividend after raising profits to underlined 34 500 in surplus and undivided profits. Stock surplus increases to 34 500 with 16 000 from stock sale and 3 000 from earnings transferred to surplus. Also notes furniture charge of 285 and a satisfactory examiners' report.
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Elyria Savings and Banking Company
Cause and Cure for Rheumatism Promises Uric Acid Removal
An advertisement claims rheumatism stems from uric acid and that Athlophoros medicine dissolves and drives out uric acid to remove the cause and relieve pain. It invites readers to request a book for four cents and to inform their druggist if unavailable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athlophoros
Athlaphoros Co
New Haven
Conn
Disturbance Over Little Brown Jug in Henrietta Farm
A dispute over a little brown jug of cider led to a quarrel in Henrietta. Chauncey Lutz threw a saucer at Thomas Wilford, causing a deep eye wound that was dressed in town. Both men, sobered, plan to make up as the broken jug and saucer lay nearby. Other items include a Cuba bandit confession and a Brooklyn poison exhumation order.
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Henrietta
North Ammherst
Chauncey Lutz
Thomas Wilford
Gutz
Wilford
Lita
Lutz
Satcer
Tatz
Fice
Luis
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Taples
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Savings and Banking Go
Gray's
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Teasdale & Sawyer's
Elyria
Hi. Grray
Cilson
Colt
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Cuba
Tose Pinore
Julian Cerdova
Bay
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New York
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Frederick B. Carlton
Brooklyn
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Clarke
Kings County
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Raymond Street
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Minn
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Winona
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N. Y
Caroline Monnell
Fishhill Landing
John Adams
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the Biggs & Everard Co
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