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Newspaper
Elyria Reporter
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1901
Page
7
Capital stock of $100,000 authorized. A general banking business transacted. Interest paid at a per cent rate if the account remains three months or more. Accounts of corporations firms and individuals solicited.
Two houses on East Broad street two on Cedar street and three on Wurst court with modern conveniences. Five choice lots on Cedar street five on Fast Broad street four on Wurst Court all sewers gas water walks paving and electric light. Will be sold at bottom prices.
An assortment of medical cures and ads recount patient gains from tonics and tonics like Wormwood bitters Kodol Dyspepsia Cure August Flower German Syrup and DeWitt’s products. Testimonials claim relief from kidney and liver trouble headaches dyspepsia coughs and skin ailments. Offers include furniture sales and exclusive shopping hours for ladies in Vermillion.
Mrs W KK of Armonk New York reports her little daughter nearly died from whooping cough and bronchitis until Dr Kings New Discovery cured her. A niece with advanced consumption also recovered and is now well. The remedy treats coughs and colds with 50 cent and 1 dollar bottles guaranteed. Trial bottles free. An ad notes DeWitts Little Early Risers pills for constipation and a job notice seeks a stenographer and typist for The Elyria Gas & Electric Light Co.
A property concern announces plans to extend Sixth street to the river after buying the Massey homestead on West Avenue. The move would add twenty five lots to its holdings, creating a monopoly of desirable building sites for sale.
Twelve parcels on West avenue Earl Court Sixth Fifth and Third streets Second Street East Bridge Clark Sumner and Kipling streets are up for sale at auction with quoted panic prices. Local officials announce clear terms and bidding details.
The fragment describes daily services between New York and Boston with Norwalk accommodations and mentions trains to Detroit and Sandusky. It lists various times, freight details, and stops including Norwalk, Sandusky, and Buffalo with limited express options and connections.
The fragment lists the Cleveland Lorain and Wheeling Railway timetable noting trains on January days, with departures and arrivals at Bridgeport Bellair and Martin’s and stops near Cleveland. It references Sunday operations, a 6.10 start time, and arrival at Uhr chevitle.
Cleveland Elyria and Western Railway announces hourly services from Cleveland Public Square to Elyria Lorain and North Amherst with connections to Berea Puritas Springs Lindale and Oberlin. Cars run from early morning to evening with rapid cross-town links and scenic river bridge views. For rates and excursions contact Garfield Building Cleveland.
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