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Newspaper
Elyria Reporter
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1903
Page
2
A fragmented notice outlines a role titled Cultor and Manager of Subscription with sparse, unclear details about duties and compensation due to garbled OCR text. No concrete names, dates, or places are readable.
A 1909 Elyria public address urges voters to back industrial expansion, railroad improvements, river cleanup, and lower insurance costs to attract workers and commerce. The speaker, a local contractor, argues for practical, businesslike governance and a strong Republican push to shape Elyria’s future.
The notice lists multiple candidates vying in the Republican primaries. Perry Williams seeks city treasurer, O G Washburn for school board, and others including township treasurer, city auditor Harry E Crisp, Frank R Fanvor, W A Park for city solicitor, J Conaway for school board, C M Bratman for constable, and J W Brendan among the names, all subject to primary decisions.
Charlies Maple area social notes report the LA society of the ME church meeting in church parlors on Wednesday. Elyria hosts TT Robinson visiting son James Robinson. Rev Romig conducts resign meetings at Olmated Batts. Congregational society gathered at Mrs J Robinson Inet residence. Monthly communion and quarterly conference details reported. Gloveland district Elder Rey Reedor visited for Disciple and ME church meetings. Lucien Muhifeld’s premature death noted with deep regret in Paris literary circles asEcho de Paris critic.
Farmers prepare for work in the sugar bank as locals share recent visits. Tuesday gatherings with Sousler in Eaton and Irin Damon of Liverpool, plus a weekend visit to E Kallips and friends. Mrs V Banister and Vera Banister suffer tonsillitis. Mr O Holliday dies at his daughter Mrs J Tucker's in Eaton.
Rochester gossip notes include Grace Rugg of Kipton visiting family, five new ME church probationers received, and Miss Mary Noble of Oberlin visiting friends. HB Beardsley resumes travel for Grand Union Tea Co. with headquarters in Wellington after April 1. Rev Newton Moore invited to speak at state conventions in Springfield Portsmouth and Elyria during spring and early summer. Balzac Renan Michelet and Quinet to Panthéon. Zola translation amendment discussed among Brisson Jaures De Pressense. Darmstadt appoints Worker in Marble to the Court with related court servant titles listed.
An ad style notice touts DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve as a cure for piles after forty years of suffering, claiming to heal wounds, skin diseases, and other ailments. It warns against counterfeits and includes testimonials and extended product promotion. Also features job ads for dressmakers and shop notices, including employment for girls and a tax listing, with local business references and prices.
From Lake Shore By, western-bound agents advertise low one way colonist tickets to western and northwest points including the Pacific Coast. Special early February and February dates offer reduced passage via Wal Shore and Michigan Southern Railway, with contact through A. J. Smith, G. P., and T. A., Cleveland.
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