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Newspaper
Elyria Reporter
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1904
Page
3
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A citizen urges Elyria to build an opera house or exhibition hall this year. Plans by Mr. Dykeman envision a 1200 seat venue on the Kia store site to host concerts, lectures, school events, and large public gatherings, with tax and private capital options debated. The writer argues public ownership best serves growth and reduces reliance on private investment, urging council to place the proposal before voters.
The article questions a reported effort to block Senator Foraker from attending the Republican National Convention as a delegate at large. It praises his long service, campaign leadership, and influence in the Senate, noting his roles in civil government for Puerto Rico and his oratorical strength against Bryan. It warns such a move could split Republicans in the state and harm the presidential campaign.
A verse fragment describes a bird in a tree singing of love and hopeful nesting. The speaker contemplates the joys of a devoted pair, then notes a hungry brood and the burden of provision. The poem juxtaposes patient affection with the promise of a better future.
A turbulent scene unfolds as Theora and Myron Perry wed despite concerns over his alcoholism. They flee to a cattle ranch honeymoon, where Theora imagines escape from vice while Myron presents a volatile, reckless mood. A pastoral week of domestic toil follows amid looming fear of relapse.
In a remote cabin Theo endures Myron’s volatile temper and secret reliance on whiskey. After a night of tension and shattered trust, a rattlesnake bite is blamed on the whisky’s poison counteracting the bite. Theo’s fear, resolve, and renewed faith culminate as she confronts their ruined happiness and seeks a safer future.
A note from Brangon of Wellington states intention to run for Lorain County auditor, contingent on Revotion County convention decision.
The message announces candidacies for Congress and County Auditor in Lorain County. Otto E. Anveradt of Elyria asks Republicans to support his bid for county auditor, noting the Republican county convention in spring 1964 and seeking friend and party backing. The document reflects private campaign notices and seeks party unity under the Honorable W. W. Skies in the Fourteenth District.
A fragmentary notice from the Republicans of Lornis county announces Thomas Ve candidate for county treasurer and submits to the decision of the next Republican county convention with Chas M Irish as a name in the text.
After considering requests from friends across the county, H. Arndt announces his candidacy for county commissioner. He protests the upcoming Republican county convention and invites support or resistance from supporters.
To the republicans of Lorin county I will be a candidate for the office of county auditor subject to the convention thanking the people for their assistance in the previous contest I will appreciate your support in the present Respectful W Corand Brownhelm D Jam a candidate for the office of county treasurer subject to the decision of the republican county convention Eric D ae
B. Kenn of Ripton announces that Tams intends to run for Lorain County Commissioner, contingent on the county convention’s 1904 decision. The statement asserts eligibility and seeks formal support from the convention.
A speaker announces candidacy for Lorain County treasurer subject to the next Republican county convention. He asks for support from friends and Republicans, expressing appreciation for past backing and urging continued assistance.
A candidate named Lama seeks the post of county auditor pending the decision of the next Republican county convention. DH Longbry of Loran is involved in presenting the matter for consideration.
Theffundersiened announces candidacy for county commissioner contingent on approval by the Republican county convention. Through Homer HK. Burett, Wellington, O.
Fay H. J. Durkee announces candidacy for renomination as Lorain County Commissioner subject to the Republican county convention. The announcement signals intent to seek continuation of current duties and support from party delegates pending convention action.
J Barrows of LaGrange Ohio announces candidacy for county auditor, subject to the republican county convention. He thanks supporters from the prior contest and asks for renewed aid from republicans in Lorin and Lorsin counties. Parsons also offers county commissioner candidacy pending convention decisions.
A R Webber announces candidacy for Congress in Lorain County after the death of Congressman W W Skiles. He notes supportive assurances and starts campaign efforts, referencing Elyria Souvenir hook sales at Monroe studio.
A vintage ad claims One Minute Cough Cure kills the microbe causing coughs and clears phlegm. It asserts it heals inflamed mucous membranes, strengthens lungs, wards off pneumonia, and treats coughing colds and croup. Sold by H. A. Dyke man. a) C boy oe
The item touts the Olevaland Daily Plain Dealer as faster more complete and accurate than rivals offering exclusive telegraphic news from New York Washington and Columbus plus market reports and an editorial page. It urges readers to ask local agent J Bins for samples and notes price details for morning and Sunday editions. Also advertises colonists tickets and DeWitt's Little Early Risers for liver health.
The Black Hill region in southwest South Dakota is described as producing one third of the nation’s gold and called the richest hundred square miles. A new North-Western Line booklet offers a detailed map of the region. four cents in stamps requested to obtain a copy from W. B. Koiskers, Chips, TL, March M.
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