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Newspaper
Elyria Reporter
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1906
Page
3
Sophia Stanislawski was accidentally shot at her home near Graf ton. The gun fell in a corn crib and discharged into her abdomen. She remains alive and resting easier at the hospital this afternoon with a fighting chance.
Real estate transfers record numerous deeds from Sarah Jackson as administratrix to Levi and Minnie Smith, to Cahriel H Jackson, to James Baward Bailey, and other transfers in Elyria Wellington Oberlin Lorain and surrounding townships with varied sums from 0 to 2100 dollars. The entries include parcels in Blyria LaGrange Curtisse and Gratton M.D. Cromiing, reflecting numerous village, town, and township transfers.
On June 28 the Lake Shore Ry. will sell excursion tickets to Niagara Falls and return good three days. Train leaves Elyria at 8 05 am. Rate round trip 3.40. See agents on hand bills. The Board of Public Service orders Contractor Price and Harley to increase effort on the sewer line project after reports of dynamite causing distant blasts.
A promotional note extols Hardy food as ideal for mothers feeding babies and growing children. It claims Hardy food builds brain nerves bone and muscle, digests easily, and suits both mother and child with meals prepared simply and affordably. It urges mothers to choose this ready to eat product.
The Elyria public square is praised for its restored fountains and cement work. Residents note the park as the city’s striking 19th century attraction, drawing locals and visitors to relax, with concerns about banner clutter marring the space.
Over half a million officials, businessmen, bankers, farmers and stockmen are said to be cured by Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea, priced at five cents, with tablets and tea available. The notice credits A. E. Frost, successor to H., A. Dykeman.
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