Estate sale closure for NING RLOR Prop Lass
A local estate closure notice indicates the property owned by NING RLOR is to be settled. Details specify closing actions by the estate administrator and related legal steps to finalize ownership transfer.
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Newspaper
Elyria Reporter
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1902
Page
3
A local estate closure notice indicates the property owned by NING RLOR is to be settled. Details specify closing actions by the estate administrator and related legal steps to finalize ownership transfer.
The Elyria Reporter notes the Democratic primaries will be held at City Hall tonight. Weather forecast calls for clearing skies this evening. Miss Frances Tite, formerly visiting Cleveland friends, has returned home. Advertisements urge Mrs. Austin's Famous Pancake Flour. The Lake Shore Limited train was over four hours late, not departing Hiyrin until nearly noon.
West Ridge notes show W G Sutliff recovering after a fall and confined to his house. Mrs W I Sutliff remains at home and O Sutliff, a Michigan-born brother, spends winters with H B Sutliff. Pember family moved into a former Sima residence. Alta Mason suffers rheumatism. Mrs Brasyson of Oberlin spent Sunday on the Ridge. Mr and Mrs Brown attended a Cleveland funeral. Chas Versey visited Vermilion. Smith family visited Deckers. Preston adds an extension to his house. Bertie Grills returned to Elyria. Parishioners heard a sermon by Rev. Allen of Oberlin and a revival is planned at the schoolhouse Wednesday evening.
An advertisement touts Zoa Phora as a universal remedy for menstruation issues, pregnancy changes, and “change of life.” It features testimonials from Jennie M. Dooley of East Long Meadow Massachusetts and Mrs. M. Hatlock of Michigan City Indiana praising cures and urging readers to buy a one dollar bottle or request a trial bottle by mail. The ad claims rapid relief, health restoration, and doctor availability for mail inquiries.
Letters from readers recount long battles with stomach trouble and indigestion. Testimonials praise quick relief after using Kodol Dyspepsia Cure and claim cures after multiple doctors and therapies.
E H Hipman Clayton Chapman Lane Tillotson and F Salisbury declare themselves candidates for probate judge and sheriff respectively. They seek party support and nomination at the upcoming Lorain County Republican county convention.
J. J. Vaughn announces candidacy for the office of county clerk in Lorain County. He asks Republicans to support his bid at the upcoming county convention, stating his intention to seek the nomination if decided by the party.
Geo M. Garrison and F B Snell announce candidacy for county infirmary director pending Republican county convention. The notice appears amid a mix of health ad copy and a job ad seeking a competent girl for family work in Elyria offering five dollars weekly.
Notice of Appointment identifies the administrator with the will annexed for the estate of Francis M. Simmons late of Grafton Lorain County deceased. Date February 15. Personal names include David P. Simmons and the estate details.
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