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Newspaper

Elyria Reporter

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 21, 1906

Page

2

Newspaper Subscription Rates and Local Political Ticket

The Daily Reporter lists subscription terms with weekly and yearly carrier delivery charges, plus mail options. A Republican ticket for county offices appears with names for Sheriff, Auditor, Treasurer, Recorder, Commissioner, County Surveyor, Infantary Director, and Coroner across Norwalk, Elyria, Amherst, Kipton, and Black River areas.

Daily Reporter Elyria Weekly Reporter Congress J. Lamng Norwalk VOR Sherifa Roc Wal Migrta Grto Haverot Lyri M Tish Loran

Utilization of Fire-Killed Timber in Colorado

Fire killed timber in Colorado yields value for railroad and mining needs. A Forest Service study of the Pikes Peak Forest Reserve notes advantages over green wood in many uses. Burned timber supplies materials for ties, timbers, box boards, and sawed products, with species including red fir and lodgepole pine among others.

Colorado Forest Service Pikes Peak

Timber from Burned Pines Supports Reserve Value

The pines red fir and Engelmann spruce provide most of the material from burned timber. Dry fire killed timber packs better for mine timbers and railroad ties, with lower transportation costs and improved preservation, making it profitable to utilize burned timber.

May Move Town for Workers

Wellmore Pa July 22 4 peculiar condition of affairs exists here. Board of trade secured a cut glass factory to employ 73 to 110 men and prospect of a condensed cream and shirt factory. No houses for residents. fifty to seventy five needed at once. Wellsboro capital tied up in timber lands. investors will not build. Talk of moving cottages from deserted Camma l to satisfy temporary housing needs. J B Chandler arrived with his stable Ed Custer 2:16 1-4.

Wellware Board of Trade Wellsboro Cammal Pine Creek

Historical Society seeks better quarters for museum

The Lorain County Historical Society, storing rare relics from early Lorain County, seeks larger well lit quarters in the city building at Court and Second. Cramped basement rooms, dampness, and limited daylight hinder public access. officials hope to move from the courthouse basement to rooms on the building’s ground floor for improved display and preservation. Prof. F S Reefy supports efforts to secure new space and better conditions for the museum.

Lorain County Court House The Historical Society Offcera F. S. Reefy

Mrs Bischilg Injured At Olmstead Falls

Mrs Bischilg wife of Frederick's wine clerk on Broad Street met with a serious accident at Olmstead Falls while visiting relatives. She was riding on a load of wheat when it slipped from the wagon, throwing her to the ground. Doctors diagnosed a broken shoulder blade three fractured ribs and a fractured hip. She was taken to her mother's home for care.

Elyria Churches First Congregational Service Schedule

Elyria churches announce morning sermons by Pastors Cadmus Reete Dawson and Sala with topics including Jesus Call for Human Assurance What About Your Shadow Gideon Three Hundred and The Fatal Defects in the Debs Socialistic Program English Lutheran services in Mackabee hall with Rev Dale English class times and Welcome to all as Sunday services continue through afternoon and evening sessions plus Holy Communion and Love Feast notes

J. B. Reete West River Street Gideon Three W. C. Dawson Reeder English Lutherana Maccabee Hall Wm. Dale

Legal Test for Happiness Proposed by Zueblin

Professor Charles Zueblin of the University of Chicago advocates a two ceremony approach to marriage with an engagement six months before a binding wedding. He proposes engagement licenses, broader freedom for betrothed couples, and a six tenths engagement term before marriage becomes binding.

Chicago Charles Zueblin University of Chicago Zueblin American League of Civic Improvement Society For Ethical Culture Philadelphia

Woman Taunts Burglar In Toledo Break In

Mrs Reynolds woke with a burglar gripping her wrists and warning her to stay quiet. She joked that he was her husband and tried to scare her. The intruder released his hold and leapt out a window, then fled as Mr Reynolds slept nearby.

Toledo

Faithful dog saves woman in Philadelphia crash rescue

Miss Sefo Witz residents at Marshall and Richfield Streets stricken by paralysis. Her brown spaniel Bob barked for hours to summon help as neighbors alerted Policeman Engel. The officer climbed to a second story window and was bitten before Bob allowed care. Miss Bitz was moved to hospital.

Philadelphia Bob Sefo Witz Miss Eltz Marshall and Richfield Thirteenth District Engel Miss Bitz

WRECK VICTIM LEFT BIG ESTATE

Allentown, Pa July 21 A will probated today disposes of an estate valued at 500000 in the will of Frank W Koch of this city who was killed in the Salisbury wreck. Executed June 22 the day he left Allentown for New York to sail for England with his family his brother Thomas Koch inherits his business his widow receives a life interest and upon her death the estate goes to their daughter Anna E Koch.

Allentown Frank W. Koch Salisbury Koch New York England Thomas Koch Anna E. Koch

Veal Poisoning Strikes Family In Genesee Pa

Genesee Pennsylvania July 21 prompt medical work saved Edward White his wife and their niece Miss Cassie Boyd of Hornell after they ate canned veal from a Sandwiches batch. Miss Boyd fell ill while visiting the country. Mr White was found convulsing in his lumber yard and carried home near death. Mrs White remained seriously ill.

Genesee Edward White Cassie Boyd Hornell Miss Boyd White Mrs. White

Elk's Pageant At Denver Marks Elks' Twentieth Reunion

Denver July 21 festivities for the Benevolent Protective Order of Elks culminated in a parade hailed as the finest pageant seen in the city. About 15,000 Elks from roughly 100 lodges joined the procession, featuring twenty three bands and many parade floats illustrating Denver. Weather was reported perfect for the event.

Denver Benevolent Protective Order of Elks Elks

DeWitts Little Early Risers Pills and Walnut Street Rental

Classified ad style notice offering DeWitt’s Little Early Risers laxative pills praised as pleasant and reliable with no gripe, sold by druggists. Also an eight room house rental on Walnut Street and a separate inquiry for a birth on Fourth Street through O. H. Ott at 755 Rawson with phone number 7-2115.

DeWitt Walnut Street Fourth Street O. H. Ott Rawson

Man pleads to stop train for dying wife in Mount Pocono

E Brown of Hoboken, real estate dealer, begged a Lackawanna conductor to stop at Mount Pocono so he could see his dying wife. The conductor refused citing company rules and the train departed. Brown reached East Stroudsburg, hired a car, but his wife was dead on arrival. Also a help-wanted ad for a hotel porter at Toplit.

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