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Newspaper
Elyria Reporter
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1906
Page
5
The Good Roads Association in Lorain County urges business men to join as roads to the city need urgent improvements. A meeting is scheduled for Saturday at one o'clock and wide attendance is hoped to boost local progress.
Teasdale & Sawyer advertise a removal sale with numerous bargains including all 3.50 and 1.00 shoes for 2.00 and boys shoes at 1.48. The item list mentions women’s shoes, a prize waltz at the dancing club, feather mattress services by Sanitary Feather Mattress Co, and Arcadia cigars for ten cents as a sales prompt.
Real estate in Kipton changes hands as Mr B Breckenridge and Mr F Betts trade farms. William Fill and several locals were out of town Monday. Miss Grace Prentice and mother visited Kipton. Miss Elsie Hubbard from Cleveland stayed with her mother. Bernie Pertins family from Elyria visited over Sunday. J H Sigsworth, recently with mumps, returned to activity. A social hosted by Miss Pear L Allen occurred last Saturday. Erwin Finley suffered rheumatism recently. Mrs Emma Hazelton of Elyria visited Kipton relatives. Miss Nettle Ritzenthaler, ill for weeks, is improved. Kipton High School received a debate challenge from Collins High School and accepted. Debating team will include George Sherwood, James R Buston, and Raymond Bates. subject and date pending.
A cropped local column notes Farmer Smith released for lack of aggression in a Bowden fight scene at a waiting room. Bowden fined fifteen dollars plus costs. Congressional convention date set for March twenty first. First Congregational Church service announced for Wednesday evening at five forty six. Local items report visitors from Cleveland, a fire call later countermanded, and Self Culture Club meeting planned with Mrs. McCollum on West Avenue on Friday afternoon March ninth.
Sandusky Ohio March 6 Judge Lewis H Goodwin a veteran of the bar in this section died yesterday morning at age seventy three after about four months illness He was among the oldest members of the local profession and his passing ends a long legal career in the area.
Lorain County Commissioner records show payments of 450 to Attorney Lee Stroup and 500 to Attorney T H Hogsett as retaining fees in the bridge cage matter. The note appears in a want column teaser.
A grocery advert touts dairy butter and strictly fresh eggs with sustained quality claims. It lists fresh produce including lettuce celery radishes and green onions and invites customers to try the offerings.
Real estate transfers list deeds filed at the Lorain area registry. Agnes Langawski and Adam Langawski transfer land to B H O Brown and Henry Frederick with 1775 dollars. J C Bilt to Calvin Ensign for part of block 52 Elyria 2900 dollars. Clarence E Adams to Abraham Clement in Baton township 1100 dollars. Sarah L Brown to Martha J Waite land in Wellington village 1200 dollars. Ellen Burgert to Alice O Gage property in Elyria 75 dollars. Cora L Williams to Elijah Stevens Lorain city 800 dollars. Elmore Richards and wife to Clifford B Tunte in Lorain 3600 dollars. Lizzie T Hogan Carrie H and Harry M Davies to John Obadzienski trustee Hogan mineral spring addition 4500 dollars. C H Buttenbender and tie to C A Larson lot 17 Elyria 1606 dollars. Indigestion ad follows. Take Kodol Dyspepsia Cure after eating. Sold by all druggists.
The Kentucky Institute for the Blind teams adapt football to sightless players using an association ball and heightened hearing. Under Trainer Gregory Jr, the 1904 squad shows muscled coordination and synchronized signals, with steady progress in tackling and tactical passing.
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