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Newspaper
Elyria Reporter
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1906
Page
2
The Daily Reporter price list shows weekly carrier delivery six cents and yearly delivery outside Elyria by mail at two dollars and six cents. The Weekly Reporter annual mail subscription costs six cents per week.
Judge Reege imposed fines of 500 dollars on five bridge companies Canton Massillon Kink Bellefontaine Mount Vernon and on agents Harry G. Hammond W N Cleveland H C Webster H W Lynn and J H Hilton for violating the Valentine anti trust law after verdicts were returned on Tuesday ensuring penalties.
H Everette and E W Moore of the Wrevett Moore syndicate in Cleveland are in Ashtabula to locate a passenger and express depot for the new C P W C P L A electric line and arrange through package express and passenger handling from Ashtabula to Cleveland. Through passenger trains planned to run on the route within weeks.
Lorain City Treasurer A. J. Babcock announces a suit against United States Fidelity and Guarantee of Baltimore for reimbursements tied to funds from Citizen's Bank. He alleges bad faith and seeks full repayment, noting affidavits and the bank's questioned conduct in handling the claim.
88 acre farm for sale on Griswold Green by F. A. Smith and Brother. Includes good three room house with bath, furnace, and complete amenities. Desirable home with barn and outbuildings, bearing orchard, and fruit varieties. Sold with or without stock crops and implements. Inquire on premises B-1R 3.
An advertisement extols Herpicide as the solution to dandruff caused by parasite germs. It contrasts with products like Canthrarites and glycerine, claiming those feed germs rather than kill them. The ad promotes sending 10 cents in stamps for a sample to The Herpicide Co. Detroit, with A. B. Frost listed as successor to H. A. Dykeman.
Rochester society columns report visitors from Cleveland Youngstown and Canada. Families gather for church events graduations and a postponed ice cream social as teachers Fern Coats Jess Pletcher and others depart. Wedding bells teased as Haverfields visited family in town and guests lingered after a week of activities.
Mr and Mrs Peter A Schmitz with daughter Gertrude and son Henry visited Henry Kriebel last Saturday at French Creek. They later entertained at the home of John B Schmittz in Sheffield and called on P Emerich. F J Schmitz joined them at gatherings with Peter Emerich and John B Schmidt. Henry Brano of Herm eretta visited H J Manns, Katherine Manny stays with her brother H Manns, and Mrs Henry Manns is listed as sick with friends hoping for her recovery.
Word reached Jefferson and Charles VanTassel that their father G. W. VanTassel of Girard, Pennsylvania, is seriously ill in Girard with nervous prostration and an abscess on the brain.
Reduced rate tickets are sold from points on the Michigan Southern Railway to other states on its line with a return by midnight the same day. Also advertised is Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea at 35 cents, offered by A. B. Frost, successor to H. A. Dyke.
A writer reflects on changing sea life and modernity. The old romance of the ocean fades as guns, ships, and stages replace traditional seafaring lore, yet a deeper, newer maritime romance emerges in a restless world awakening to its strength. This meditation contrasts Piccadilly and Pall Mall with distant shores and imagines a transformed yet enduring sea myth.
The United States Geological Survey coal testing plant shows bituminous coal, once seen as less valuable than anthracite, can produce comparable net horsepower when gasified for engines. Even low grade coal and ignite can yield more power per ton than top anthracite in steam boilers, shifting value from steam to gas production.
Humboldt described Pacific coast phosphorescence as brilliant as stars in the ocean. California, Coronados to Santa Catalina, and Santa Barbara islands offer abundant observation sites for luminous invertebrates. A separate note reports Lake Brienz in Switzerland witnessing sea blooming from pollen and flower pollen haze settling on water.
A cluttered page offers multiple notices including FOR SALE OR RENT at 112 Kaiser court with cash sale or rent options, WANTED room and board with a private family, FOR RENT elegant suites near Washington Terrace, inquiries via local banks, and additional entries for sale items, carpenters needed, county souvenir book distribution, a cheap lawn mower, and old newspapers. The fragment text references The Reporter and multiple tiny ads with dates around 6-11-31.
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