Lake excursion tickets and shop notices near Lake Chautauqua
Notices advertise July excursion rates from Lake Shore & Michigan Southern lines to Lake Chautauqua with low fares. Also announced is the purchase of a carnage shop at 109 East Avenue by Hudenstine who plans experiments. a Lake Shore book titled Quiet Summer Retreats is offered by agents. Also a health ad promotes Holleter's Rocky Mountain Tea at 86 cents.
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Mentor Olu Cristi
Lake Shore and Michigan Southern Railway Company
Dare
Wo. Marshall
Ften
Lake Chautauqua
Lake Shore
Michigan
Cleveland
Torm Jiontee
Cmep
Lake Horse
Fireworks and visits mark community notes in Smith Bros area
Fireworks at Smith Bros and a string of community notices fill the page. Mrs. Margaret Askey recovers after yesterday’s operation at Lyris hospital. Mrs. W. H. Kohn hosts the Blue Belt club at Blaine Street home. H. D. Grigabee visits relatives in Three Rivers Michigan. Jerry Vinnegan of Philadelphia returns home from visit with Charles Dachtler family. Church service and patriotic gathering scheduled, with invitations to WROC and Richard Aflen Post for a July event at the Larort home. members urged to attend with cash and prepare for an old fashioned Fourth of July.
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Smith Bros
Margaret Askey
Lyris Hospital
W. H. Kohn
Blue Be!t Club
Blaine Street
H. D. Grigabee
Three Rivers
Michigan
Jerry ©. Vinnegan
Philadelphia
Charles Dachtler
Glen's
Ruedaye
Riobard Allen WR
MFP
Anhewibble
Coar House
WROC
Richard Aflen
HP. Chapman
Larort
Miewerka
Smith Bron
Farmers Arrest Warrants Shown After Repeal Law
The old law allowing the killing of reins duringfruit destruction has been repealed and now carries a fine of at least 925. Many do not know how rioters are punished. Justice Lind’s court ordered arrest for two young Ridgavide farmers over hoot Eg rodtns.
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TAO HK
Justice Lind
Checker Tournament At Dacithas Cigar Store
The checker event drew players to a local club with play continuing through the hour. The standings show Ralph Gray in first, Rue Barndt second, Ralph Shed third, and Billy Dengate fourth.
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Dacithas Cigar Store
Ralph Gray
Rue ‘Rolph Barndt
Ralph Shed
Billy Dengate
Officer Beating Incident Leads to Fines
Restated details say Dighbeast Peter Moran and Pred Parley were jailed this morning after being fined five dollars and costs for an incident involving a billy club and alleged lust, during a tense event at Tented.
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Peter Moran
Literary Club Meeting Summary at Mrs Dall’s Home
The 05 Literary Club met Tuesday afternoon at Mrs Dall's home. Mrs J B Riley delivered an address and papers by Mrs J E Aldrich on Our Parks and The Life of George Washington were read. Music by Mrs Chapman accompanied light refreshments. Next meeting set for July 17 at Mrs Greer's home.
For Rent and Lost and Found in Oberlin area column
Classified notices list multiple houses for rent including a modern 8 room house on Cageade street and two furnished rooms on East Bridge Street. Also ads seek rental suites, a Hullock block suite, and properties for sale near Oberlin College. Lost items include a silk jacket near the Opera House and a silk coat near Ab bey corners.
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Hullock Block
East Broad Etreet
A. Cox
E. Broad
St. Or
H. Neipfoot
Colums
Fire damages home after kitchen stove blaze near Mill abant crossing
A hook and ladder wagon narrowly missed a freight engine at Mill abant crossing while crossing tracks in the afternoon. The fire started in J. H. Rownsend's home at 172 Spruce Street from a kitchen stove. the rear of the house burned but furniture was saved.
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Millabant
Lake Shore
Wagren
J. H.rownsend
Spruce Street
Car Jumped Track At Third And Court Street Curve
A Cleveland Wellington green line car jumped the track at the Third and Court street curve that night, jolting and frightening the passengers. The jump was caused by the failure of the track to turn with the curve through some obstruction.
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Cleveland-Wellington
Court Street
Sale Confirmed in Beebe Case by Judge Washburn
In a common pleas court Judge Washburn confirmed the sale of property in the case of George W Alvord et al versus Julia A Beebe et al and ordered distribution. Six dozen lace trimmed skirts priced at $1.50 each were advertised as available. The notice appears in the Biggs and Everard Co. want column.
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George W Alvord
Julia A Beebe
Washburn
Biggs
Evarard Ca
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the Biggs & Everard Co
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