City Rolls Over 11000 Names Of Ill Persons In Registry
A city records system lists more than 11000 ill residents in a medical registry. Officials say the list tracks health status for public welfare and resource planning.
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Newspaper
Elyria Reporter
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1906
Page
5
A city records system lists more than 11000 ill residents in a medical registry. Officials say the list tracks health status for public welfare and resource planning.
The matinee idol Vangtin Chaser headlines a performance at Elyafa Theater drawing crowds with a polished stage presence and engaging charm. Reviewers note his strong stage timing and public appeal, fueling excitement for upcoming shows.
The Jackson Model C car dominated 1905 races from Chicago to St Paul and Detroit to Port Huron. A 24 horsepower touring model priced at 1250 dollars also featured with Sears-like touring lines. Visignn Glaser will perform at Blythe Theater on Wednesday.
An offer advertises 100 gallons of maple syrup guaranteed pure at one dollar per gallon. Buyers urged to purchase while the price remains low.
Local reader requests a modern seven tag house with central pulls and near term timing. Property should be between now and April at 146 Hast Bridge Street, with a clear address and broker contact.
Deeds filed show Savith Anderson transferring to William Rusl in Toran for 1200 dollars. James Wrenaklin to Mattie Tatt parcel in Villadale addition for 4 dollars. Savings Deposit Bank Trust Co to Laycook and Lucy Laycook land in Lorain for 4500 dollars. Pronk and Anny Pripps to Chas Reinke land in Elyria for 1000 dollars. Edward C. Bandon et al to Catherine Brandon land in North Amherst for 100 dollars. A C Retber to Ruth Thew property in Lorain for 295 dollars. MMA M. and F Edwards to Augustus B Sauire land in Oberlin for 100 dollars. Chas P Gosheirs to Emma M Edwards and Augusta B Squire land in Oberlin for 500 dollars. John Book Mayime Book to Tobian Salter land in Lorain for 2009 dollars. Lena Liang to John Book land in Lewin for unknown amount. Hermit Hi Hageman Lod W Leid gemor land in Lorain for unknown amount.
Readers receive hints of enhanced home delivery from Leader Gear Store and BG through a Pittsburgh Gazette Chicago Mercury tie in. Subscribers can also find the same on sale at Breadinag’s View Store Smoke House and Leader Cigar Store.
William Vogler sues C and S W for $500 claiming an accident with a team of horses and a stone wagon led to damage to the wagon and injury to a horse. He alleges the electric car traveled faster than the legal limit, between 15 and 25 miles per hour at the time of the December collision. The incident involved Charles Freeman in charge of the wagon.
John Champion Sr died at the home of Leonard Irwin in Shelby during a funeral service. The Rev Blosser preached on life’s brevity and uncertainty. Champion’s daughter rushed to his side as the service continued after a doctor confirmed death.
Maud Ferguson, a market woman described as a thin colored woman, faces common pleas court in Lorain for allegedly picking the pocket of Martin Stowl and stealing a packetbook containing 31 450. Attorneys Glitser and Cimlinger defend the defendant as Stevens prosecutes for the state. The incident on Seventh Street involved a confrontation with two colored girls and a struggle that ended with the pocketbook tossed into the street. Stown raised an alarm and a police officer arrested Ferguson.
Samuel Dodson files for divorce from Lucinda Hobson whom he married in Rockwood Raw county Tennessee on March 27 1891 They have one child Kate born twenty five years ago now fourteen Plain says wife has been guilty of gross neglect of duty and has remained away from him for three years He seeks a divorce on the ground of wilful absence.
The Lake Shore Electric reports February passenger earnings up by $9,983. Lorain Street Railway gains 30 percent over last February. Avon Beach and Southern show a small increase while Lake Shore officials expect a much larger rise with spring.
An old advertisement touts Hindipo as a universal remedy for Brights disease and nervous illnesses caused by kidney problems. Dr. H A Dykeman endorses the product and offers six boxes for two dollars with a money back guarantee, and promises free job placement.
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