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Newspaper
Elyria Reporter
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1905
Page
2
The fragment mentions editor and manager Canfield, terms of subscription, daily paper, carrier delivery, and mail service. It appears to describe a local newspaper arrangement, including the office and distribution details. The readable portions indicate a periodical housed in Florin with subscription terms and delivery by carrier or mail.
A letter from Elyria urges rapid housing expansion to match industrial growth and high salaries at Seeteet plant. The writer notes many well paid workers cannot find homes, fearing price rises and warns delayed housing will hinder the city’s healthy population rise. It cites railroad access, asphalt pavements, and Clayton Chapin as a legal figure, urging primaries Tuesday for city leadership.
The message calls on every Republican voter to participate in the forthcoming primaries, stressing turnout as crucial for shaping party direction and selecting key candidates. It frames voting as a civic duty and emphasizes unity within the GOP base.
Monday docket entries list cases in the Common Pleas Court. Sharcon Hales v Kenyon Atten et al to quit, Elizabeth O Malley v Sharon boiler works Co diatuisaed, Mary Juskevic v Hi A Mallen beek for money dismissed, Maint Hy Burdick v Gev Place et al plaintiffs demand dismissed.
The board of public service retired chair confirms Meinke’s bill for crosswalks was paid after concerns over payment procedure. Other members supported settling the bill, ending the dispute over the crosswalk funding.
A new Garford band has formed, organized by Wlyria talent. Most members come from the Garford factory, with Max Whitman chosen as leader and cornets standout. The band has fourteen members, with two more to join, comprising nine musicians in total.
A concise instruction column urges readers to review city and town ticket announcements, study candidates for local offices, and make informed selections before voting. It emphasizes knowing the contenders and the issues before election day.
Swish confirms Frank A. Smith as the Team candidate for a second term as councilman at large, contingent on Republican primary results. Election day set for Tuesday June 4 from 1 to 7 pm.
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Multiple notices from candidates for public offices in Elyria. Harry J. Criep seeks a second term as town ship treasurer with party support. Dan Eason and A Ratas announce bids for the Board of Public Service, urging Republican primary backing on June 6. Garrett Renblin also seeks renomination to the Board of Public Service subject to Republican primaries.
Notices urge Elyria voters to support candidates for public offices in the upcoming Republican primaries. Several declarations announce candidacies for Justice of the Peace and the Board of Public Service, highlighting local political engagement and party alignment.
H A Daniels pursues the Township Treasurer nomination in the Republican primaries set for June 6, aiming to secure the office amid party deliberations.
Candidate D S Troxel announces bid for the Elyria mayoral office and submits to the primary decision.
Clayton Chapman announces candidacy for mayor on the Republican ticket and seeks support from voters who believe he can perform the duties with credit. Tam a candidate for councilman at large, subject to Republican primaries. June 6 primary voting from 4 to 8 pm. T. Conners.
Advertisement notes a soap that wears away slowly and cleanses effectively in any water. It contains no resin, bone grease, or cheap tallow. A bar lasts long, claiming it travels twice the distance of the yellow kind for the same price, available at all grocers.
M N Terry of 121 Garvin Ave notes councilman candidate Tani from the second ward seeks the Republican nomination. Tani aims to win the party primary and advance to the general election.
On Eleventh Avenue between Pearl and Seneca streets a very affordable price and attractive property offer draws potential buyers. This rare opportunity promises high appeal and prompts interested parties to call or write for details.
Local dealer Smith Bros at b4t Broad Street Elyria Ohio advertises a complete 1905 wallpaper stock direct from manufacturers. They promise immediate delivery, 25 percent cheaper than sample book houses, and warrant each roll as 1905 style. Also offering 1904 style rolls at half wholesale cost and wall paper services. Also mentions Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea.
A regional ad touts a non opiate remedy labeled One Minute Cough Cure for coughs croup and whooping cough. It claims harmless taste and effectiveness and lists HA Damain as the seller.
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