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Newspaper
Elyria Reporter
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1903
Page
3
Authorities announce the latest updates rolling out across multiple regions, detailing new features, expanded coverage, and timing. Key agencies involved include the regional offices of the department and partner organizations coordinating the rollout schedule.
The piece notes Asbestos Towels as city curiosities and mentions a stamp collecting captain, Capt. Joseph M. Partello, returning to Luzon after a Washington visit. His philatelic trove exceeds 45,090 stamps, built since 1898 with Malabon issues enhancing value. His daughter accompanies him back to the Philippines.
A weary passenger mutters that life is a failure and money rules existence. A thin man with ginger whiskers offers a cordial greeting and reveals his own severe dyspepsia. The exchange ends with mutual empathy.
Mrs OJ Grandall of Broad Street visits friends in duhuistown and plans a European trip. Mrs CO Bowers and mother prepare for an upcoming trip. Ada Parks and Mrs Srey Miller attend gatherings. many locals host guests and plan errands.
Attorney General Sheets states counties must provide for indigent mental patients under the new law until alternate arrangements are created. He notes counties may fund care via infirmaries or, if needed, confine in jails or place with individuals, but must ensure provision amid state hospital overcrowding.
Stephan Croaz, 23 laborer, Lorain and Clara Mingey, 23 domestic of Lorain. Augusta Boogert, 29 sailor, De fiance. Anna Krause, 24 cook, Lorain. Mike Smith and Wm Lahiff were fined five dollars and costs each for intoxication in police court on Monday morning.
The probate judge prepares year end reports for March 31 2008 showing 912 births 390 deaths 601 marriages by license and bans and 66 naturalizations in the county. The text notes illegible phrases and a claim that no race anicide occurred in the county.
Joseph Wilford of North Amherst died at his home on May 36 1803 aged 71 years 9 months 16 days. He was born August 10 1831 in Clipston England and moved to Ohio with Charlotte Kendall on February 1 1803. A Civil War veteran he served in Co HW 128th OV C and joined local Grand Army of the Republic posts. He left a long record of faith and industry and is survived by his wife of over fifty years five children and one brother Captain Thomas Wilford. Funeral details note a large gathering and graveside rites by the Richard Allen post.
A garbled OCR text recounts Native American tribes and labor, mentioning Potawatomi Shawnee Kickapoo and Hoonal work amid references to Washington and a supervisor Charles Vieheury. It describes disputed lands, proposed work, and seasonal tasks, interwoven with jumbled notes on meals, stew, vegetables, and meals, ending with disjointed fragments of domestic scenes.
In Malters the majority selects English for their children's instruction at eighty two percent, while nineteen percent choose Italian. The shift indicates English as the dominant language for schooling in the community.
Farquhar Agricultural Works of York Pennsylvania received a massive order for 18000 eight horses plows to break virgin soil in South Africa. The Philadelphia Record notes it is likely the largest shipment yet for this crop computing implement. A separate street scene in New York involved an empty Saratoga trunk sliding from a wagon near the post office, prompting quips about full trunks.
Help wanted for general housework in small family. Good wages offered. Inquire of Mrs Ayers at 208 East Second Street. 214ta
Nicely furnished rooms to reasonable people of good character with central location and modern improvements. Rooms will be snapped up quickly. Applications welcome at this office with references required. Call for information.
advertisement note directs lawn tennis players to send inquiries to Ragnars restored as new and to address mail to L box 614 Elyria Ohio with telephone code 714tex.
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