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Newspaper
Elyria Reporter
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1906
Page
2
The notice lists weekly and yearly delivery rates for The Daily Reporter by carrier and mail outside Elyria. It includes a per week rate, a yearly rate, and a separate weekly price, with figures that appear garbled or misprinted.
A garbled report traces Rockefeller’s location amid a historic political question. It references Senator Clark of Montana and a Supreme Court certification about land holdings. It cites Maine and New England crop news, then shifts to shipping and U S foreign trade earlier eras and state legislative actions in Pennsylvania.
lyri Lodge No 103 will hold a special meeting this evening at 6780 p.m. at their hall to arrange attendance at the funeral of Brother George K Hershberger at the M E church South Lorain at 9 30 a m Wednesday March 14 1906 all members urged to attend by order of the Noble Grand
An advertisement proclaims Newbro's Herpicide as the only cure for dandruff by killing the scalp germ. It argues hair health depends on virus removal and baldness from dandruff can be prevented only by this product. Sample requests are invited by mail from Detroit Michigan agents.
Miss Grace Miller of Iyvia will entertain the BLU Society at her home on Hrowd Street Friday evening. An amusements organizer from Lovala will be present to greet guests and lead activities.
The Oak Point surveying in question has paused as crews withdraw with potential returns unclear. One drill remains on the ground while another shifts toward a soil test near a swamp west of the Satimer resort. Local stakeouts aim to parcel Oak Point land, with disputes over options and ownership.
A list of deeds filed with the county recorder shows transfers including Dora E. Butler to Ralph Garfrey in Brownhelm Township for $2. J C Crisp trustee to Clara Barchard in Elyria Avondale Park for $110. William Anderson to William Doyle in Lorain for $1. Barrett and Barrett to Blair in Avon Township for $1. Papworths to Sperry in Oberlin Village for $700. Margaret Clemens to Mary Richert in Avon Township for $900. Day to Curr in Flying City for $1,000. Giltsehs to John and Mary Novak in Lorain for $1,200. Hithouse to Wray in Lorain for $1,100. Edwin Borking trust to Elizabeth Garecky in Lorain for $900. Clark to Ketehover in Harrison County for a loan. Margaret Clentens to Anton and Mary Rickert in Avon for $102. Shefferd Land and Improvement Co to Mike Krasnes in Lorain for $400.
A warning to fruit growers that seventeen year locusts will appear nationwide this summer. No effective control exists. protect crops with nets. Locusts emerge from grubs in soil dig state, then mature into winged insects ten weeks later, posing serious threat to young trees in rural areas.
George Hirshberger a foreman at a steel mill dies at home after a brief illness described as brain fever He had been in the city many years after moving from Foling town and was active in local unions He leaves a wife three children and a sister in Johnstown The funeral will be at the Thirteenth Avenue M E church with lodge members attending.
President Woodrow Wilson of Princeton University gave a one hour address at Plise Church in Oberlin on What it Means to be an American. The speech critiqued American life noting our lag in finishing touches and artistry and was highly regarded by educational circles. The audience size was very large and Wilson's stature as a political thinker drew attention.
A street car and another line car collided near Oakwood Street when the later failed to stop at about the time noted. Motorman Crowell of car 80 escaped injury after leaping back from the smoking compartment. no serious injuries reported among the few passengers aboard.
Joseph Burmises Jr, former president of the Wabash, says he does not seek a railroad war in Ohio with Gould and Vanderbilt interests. He outlines a north south line through the state, with a Larain to Wellington contract to be finished by July 1 and connections near Ashland, though full plans remain undisclosed.
W C Ward W J Billie and Dr G B French announce they will seek Lorain County sheriff and coroner offices subject to the Republican County Convention. The notices appear in Elyria Ohio and invite supporters to the upcoming February convention.
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