08 Jun 1903
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Newspaper
Elyria Reporter
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1903
Page
1
Advertises Elyria Lawder and Coal Co and Day's Hardware Store urging readers to order coal now for the coming winter. Warns delays could leave buyers without fuel as prices and availability tighten.
Fragment mentions Bosal ticket agent M and Carrol D PAL Band Cipvelani O with a date 5 20 and advice to call for further information or visit the nearest address.
Notice by P Walton Foumnager of Elyria and Coonvelle lea Co announces to the public that the women make any essential contract or account of a small pro g harvested up the dukes. It offers contents to ensure safety and cooling and asks patronage with listed phone numbers Bell Reds 261 Rawson 24s and 1.
Lake Shore and Michigan Southern agents sell reduced round trip tickets on Sundays this spring and summer between selected polte points. The ad also touts One Minute Cough Cure for croup and respiratory ailments with testimonials from F S McMahon Hampton GA and H A Dykeman.
An oldAdvertisement extols Boselee's German Syrup as the sole remedy for consumption and coughs. It claims the preparation offers relief by soothing diseased parts and aiding expectoration, with promises of rapid, lasting improvement through rest, fresh air, and good nourishment. Sold in small bottles at low cost.
An OCR fragment advertises expert mechanical work including sewing machines cash registers bicycles and model making. It directs readers to call on DA Clevelaid at 870 Broad atreot for service.
For rent a fine front room for one or two gentlemen at 3 West Gud Street two minutes from the square. An appeal from Homer Hall of West Point Ta praises Dr Kings New Discovery for consumption a severe cold and cough with a claim of a life saved. Trial bottles free at IL J Badys.
A Saturday convention at the opera house organized the Lorain County Good Roads association with M Andress as president, BB Adame as vice president, and H W Logersoll as secretary treasurer. A countywide constitution enables township societies to form and elect representatives to join the county body. No injuries were reported when a platform at the Columbia steel plant collapsed after being overloaded.
William Ferner petitions for divorce from Anna Ferner citing neglect due to religious work and cites their 1880s marriage and one adopted child living in South Lorain. Helen Turley sues Joseph Turley on habitual drunkenness claims, married in 1884 with two children and seeks alimony.
Peter Nagle of you was fined ten dollars and costs for abusing his horse by Justice Lord on Monday morning. He was arrested last week but wanted a jury trial. he changed his mind and pleaded guilty on Monday. Hale C Johnsen, administrator of the estate of Terman Feldkamp, filed a petition to sell land. The will of Kinnin Plusabley of Oberlin has been filed in probate court. The Oxford postmaster authorized to take witness testimony to wait. Commencement tickets on sale for exercises Tuesday and Wednesday at the First Congregational Church via Marbachs jewelry store.
Police received a tip from Vermilion that an exposed man left town Saturday aiming for Elyria. His deceased sweetheart was linked to the case and officers sought the suspect, but he could not be found. Coroner Franch was notified. officials believed he did not come to Elyria.
A man who escaped from Vermilion Saturday has been found and is now quarantined in Lorain. He is kept in safe custody but has not taken the vaccine yet and cannot spread contagion.
Rev Sala delivered the baccalaureate sermon for Elyria High seniors at the Church of Cimist on Sunday. He urged choosing the right life path and hard work, saying opportunity is a gate opened by personal action and thinking ability is in demand today. A music program followed with hymns, anthems, a solo by James Paaver, and a quartet performance.
Skeptics have no grounds as work progresses rapidly at the steel plant. The new tube mills are started and foundations for skelp mill are being prepared. Forty termmen at works on foundations, with more tubes to be added daily and additional buildings to follow.
Angerous residents report depredations by thoughtless bars and girls who trespass on private property and steal flowers and plants. Police notified to keep a sharp lookout.
About 300 members attended the Lorain county Maccabees convention with a morning business session. Officers were announced and committees chosen. Distinguished guests from multiple hives spoke and demonstrated initiatory work and a fancy drill by Lorain hive. Social events followed as hosts earned praise for hospitality.
A fragmented notice describes Lakative Bromo Quinine tablets boxed for aviation or transport use. The text mentions 25 units and a nature-related fan or group, with unclear context about destination or purchaser.
The piece notes plentiful home grown produce at low prices including strawberries lettuce green beans and potatoes with Bermuda Florida Rose and Southern Triumph varieties. It also reports the death of Air Wo Evans of Morgan Street Berlin at age 78 with funeral at 2 pm and burial at Westwood.
The Elks baseball team travels to Paivesville on Thursday at 10 40 for a game. Players and staff must report to Ghamies Bawyer by Wednesday night to secure the rate.
Joel Drege a carpenter was struck by a falling scantling while working on a building on Seventh street on Monday morning. It is feared his spine was injured though not yet determined. He is resting quietly at West avenue hospital.
A large blacksmith shop described as one of many new holdings tied to the robe mill project. The Lorain Steel Company undertakes construction, signaling expansion and industrial growth.
The March Amuert electric tight plant engine is finished at the New York factory and will be shipped June 10. Installation is expected by July 1, and North Amherst streets will be adequately heated soon thereafter.
Operations are about to commence at the Duplex Foundry. The first cast was made by Mayor Folger on Monday turning. The major learned the molders trade in youth but has not worked at it for forty years. He made the mold and cast a cover for a catch basin as well as current workers.
Peter Mirangar was arrested Monday on a complaint by his wife. He pleaded guilty and was fined ten delays and costs and given thirty days in the Cleveland Workhouse. Mayor Folger imposed penalties after hearing the case.
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