Elyria Welcomes New Foyer Stamping Company Factory
Elyria will host a new manufacturing complex on the East Side, the Foyer Stamping Company. Led by Mr Foyer from Painesville, the concrete brick building will span 14 000 square feet and employ 50 to 60 workers. Land donated by C E Tucker funds a $200 parcel sale to citizens to finance construction.
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Foyer Stamping Works
Foyer
Painesville
C. Lozier
Columbiatron and Steel Works
Elyria
Dean Electric Works
C. E. Tucker
County Recorder
Dean Electiie Works
Chamber of Commerce
Now Is The Time To Buy Houses In Elyria
Real estate advertises six room houses on Chase street built by F A Smith & Brother. Each home features bathroom gas fixtures good papered rooms basements and independent hot water heater on 40 by 100 foot lots. Sellers offer full sale or bargain terms to move properties quickly. Population growth may push prices up fifty percent this fall.
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Elyria
Chase Street
F. A. Smith & Brother
Smith Brothers
Atica
Fortnightly Literary Club Celebrates Twenty Fifth Anniversary
The Fortnightly Literary Club marked a quarter century with a Friday evening gathering at Mr. W. N. Gates residence. Fifty members and spouses enjoyed a letter F shaped lawn display, former toast toasts, readings by Mrs. Boynton and Miss Shepard, and performances by Miss Burke and Mrs. Scoville.
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W. N. [Gates
Gates Mansion
F. H Boynton
FP. N. Smith
Lillian Burke
Signs Put Up for Automobiles Between Cleveland and Fremont
Mr Asa Goddard secretary of the Cleveland Automobile Club and a party including P P Cogwin A Huffman and G S Davis visited the city Friday. They travel in a Stearns automobile and plan to place twenty five enamelled signs at turning and danger points along roads from Elyria to Fremont under the Cleveland automobile association an arm of the American automobile association. Signs will be nailed to Bell telephone poles.
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Gell Telephone Company
A.huffman
Stearns Automobile Company
G. S. Davis
Motor Age of Chicago
Stearns
Goddard
Elyria
Cleveland
Fremont
Istute Ine
Cleveland Automobile Association
American Automobile Association
Bell
Big Switch Board for C. & S.W.
A new switchboard doubling the capacity of the present system will be installed in the C. and S. W. dispatcher office this week. The large, modern board replaces the old bullen wires and will have 20 units. About twelve will be used constantly while the others remain for emergencies.
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C. & 5. W. Aispatcher
Patrolman and Woman Disappear in Unsettling Case
Police report patrolman David Beatty has vanished after withdrawing $700 from a bank. A Larain woman also disappeared, leaving two children with her sister. Chief seeks information as detectives probe both cases.
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David Beatty
Ghief
Joss
Larain
Waiting for the trunk sewers decision advised
The Board of Health discussed connecting houses to city sewers and agreed it is better to wait until trunk sewers are built before enforcing compliance with the law. The discussion reflected a cautious approach to enforcing sewer connections until major infrastructure is completed.
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Board of Health
Crooks Steal Horse and Buggy Near Rocky River
Crooks fired on pursuing officers and stole a horse and buggy. Police tracked the pair to Rocky River where the horse owned by Peter Emerick and the buggy owned by Joseph Cahoon were recovered. The suspects are believed to have escaped by boarding a train at Rocky River.
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Rocky River
Cleveland
Peter Emerick
Gulf Road
Joseph Cahoon
North Ridge Road
Mayor Chapman to Fill Board of Health Vacancy
The City Board discusses filling a vacancy on the Board of Health created by death. Mayor Chapman will select a replacement before the next board meeting, allowing appointed finalists to qualify for installation. Also notes a Masonic lodge meeting and a Mid Summer Sale advertisement.
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Chapman
Dog killer active. 23 dogs killed and buried
Since the last Health Board meeting a dog killer has murdered twenty three dogs earning money from the act. Vogtesong's Lil sold at the meeting for 14.59 dollars. Real estate on Oliva Street offered with frontage 650 feet and depth 140 feet priced 300 to 500 dollars. Wil buy them with terms. Located near street cars and Dean Electric on East Side. F A Smith & Bro listed at Blyria Block.
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Board of Health
Vogtesong
Lil
Oliva St
Dean Electric
F. A. Smith & Bro
Blyria Blk
Annual Meeting of Independent Telephone Association
The tenth annual convention of the International Independent Telephone Association adjourned in Chicago as officers were elected for the coming year. James B. Hoge of Cleveland was re elected president with Theodore Gary and others named to key posts. A showcase megaphone device by the International Telephone Manufacturing Co. impressed delegates in the lobby as a new telephony transmitter system drew cheers. The next gathering will be in St Louis in June.
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B. Hoge
Cleveland
St. Louis
James
Chicago
International Independent Telephone Association
St. Loui
James B. Hoge
Clevena
Center Ali Great
South Dnd Central Ae
America
Wabash
Indiana
Illinois
Old Kentucky
Bamquelt
Association
Theodore Gary
Mareon
Charles C. Deering
Gary
Independent Telephone
Missouri
South West
Deering
A. L. Tetu
Indianapolis
Harney
Flo
International Telephone Manufacturing Company of
Auditorium Hotel
Alfred P Bates Appointed Plumbing Inspector
Alfred P Bates sr was appointed plumbing inspector by the board of health on Friday evening. F H Scattergood and A Cirray were the other applicants. The board learned it had 1300 dollars in credit and planned six month appropriations including 300 for the inspector salary and 25 for printing. Other allocations: health officer 100, sanitary officer 200, incidentals 100, supplies 75, total 900.
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Board of Health
F. H. Scattergood
A. Cirray
Plumbing Ordinance Prompts Builder Concerns At Health Meeting
Architect E. W. Campbell pressed the Board of Health for details on enforcing the plumbing ordinance to his clients with hundreds of thousands in costs at stake. He warned 100 houses in progress would need alterations even if sanitary, while Mayor Chapman promised no retroactive enforcement and few hardships for well built homes. Prof. Reet criticized board members as lacking common sense.
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Board of Health
Chapman
Campbell
Reet
Death of Popular Young Man Lewis Nahom Smith
Lewis Nahom Smith of LaGrange Lorain county born July 12 1888 spent youth in LaGrange later moved with his mother to Elyria worked at a tube mill and other places. After travelling west he found work in Springfield Illinois then contracted cerebral spinal meningitis and died. Funeral and burial were in LaGrange with many mourners including his mother five sisters and two brothers.
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Lewis Nahom Smith
LaGrange
Lorain County
Elyria
Tube Mille
la Grange
Notre Dame Lady Offers Home Remedy for Female Ailments
A letter advertises a free booklet with instructions for Ubie simple preparation intended to cure painful periods hot flashes back pain and other female troubles. It claims a 12 cent four week cost and asks readers to share with others and write Mrs M Summers Box 4g Notre Dame Indiana to receive the home treatment.
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Notre Dame
Mra
M. Summers
Ind
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Asa Goddard
Cleveland Automobile Club and
Par
P. P. Cogwin
The
BIG Switch Board
Crooks
Gray
Reety
Manonic
King Solomon’s.Lodge
Biggs & Everard
Canada
Internanual Independent
Copitiees
Arthur Smith
Pridue University
Corets
Z. A. Harney
Clevelands
J. A. Flarney
Alfred P. Bates
Alfred P. Bates, Sr
Mr. Bates
E.W. Campbell
E. W. Campbell
Archi
West
Springfield
Ill
Brass Works
Harry H. Smith & Co
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