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Newspaper
Elyria Reporter
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1904
Page
2
Subscriptions are offered by The Elyria Report for daily delivery by mail at a monthly rate. The editor L. Disbro oversees terms and the paper aims to deliver timely local news from Rivet and surrounding areas.
The narrative recalls Hanna’s fierce battle with Democratic and press attacks as the Republican triumph shaped the state. It credits his unwavering defense of his subsidy bill, the party’s consolidation, and the resolve of the statewide effort against slander and division.
The piece blends a wartime ode about a faithful watchman with class statistics from Princeton. It notes the 268 graduates, with future paths in law business ministry and theology. The class composition includes 185 Republicans and 30 Democrats, plus diverse religious affiliations and literary favorites.
An advertisement touts Zoa Phora as a universal cure for female health issues including weakness, irregularities, and childbirth recovery. Client Mrs. Paul Burns of Parshallville seeks testimonials, claiming dramatic prior illness improvements after multiple doctors advised surgery. The notice urges free trial bottles and directs readers to write to Pho Co for a medical booklet.
A candidate announces intent to run for county auditor in Lorain County, challenging the Republican county convention decision. Locations noted include KC Branson and Wellington. The statement signals a bid within the party arena.
The Lorain County GOP backs a candidate for Congress in the Fourteenth District with broad support from friends and supporters. The stage event highlighted the official run and emphasized party unity ahead of potential electoral challenges.
Letters from Otto H. Aaserodt Elyria and Chas M Trinh state candidacy intentions for county auditor and county treasurer subject to the Republican county convention. IL BF. Amdt announces no candidacy for county commissioner, seeking support to backing from friends for the upcoming convention.
A fragmentary appeal from H. W. Adamo and H. S. Barrows shows bids for county commissioner and county auditor. They ask Lorain and Lorin county Republicans and friends of the good roads movement for support, noting prior backing in earlier contests and gratitude for continued backing.
The item notes a decision involving a political group and references figures C F Bevghey and Lorwn in a regional context. It hints at party dynamics and candidate mentions amid broader campaign discourse. The readable text is fragmentary but indicates electoral relevance.
Agything am Trinnila Iy Aly Oor Chy face the Lorain county Republican convention to express approval or disapproval. Jappreciated. Yours truly Ibert Day.
The county commissioner candidate Homer E. Jurett from Wallingford addresses attendees at the Republican convention, outlining platform priorities and urging support. The event spotlights local political activity and candidate visibility in the election cycle.
Lavish announces that Lorain County Republicans push to redraw district boundaries and seek reaffirmation of the office of county commissioner. The plan aims to adjust representation under the party banner and meet party reform goals.
A campaign notice in LaGrange Ohio urges Republicans to back GoUkey ZR Parsons in the county convention. The statement promotes Parsons as a candidate for county commissioner and calls for party unity in the upcoming event.
Classified notice indicates a general housework job listing at 105 Grave Court with limited readable details. No further names or dates are established in the fragments.
A Marion Indiana woman Myre Gertrude Fenner suffered severe coughing and weight loss from pneumonia and bronchial illness. After trying many remedies she was cured by One Minute Cough Cure, taking four bottles to restore her weight health and strength.
A candidate from Brownhelm requests support for county auditor and treasurer roles, subject to the Republican county convention decision. The note thanks supporters from the previous contest and signs as W Grandad. Another line endorses D Chapman for county treasurer, pending convention choice.
Fragmentary notice from Loraio county shows a candidate named for county commissioner subject to decision by the equutyg convention of 104 BE. Kem Kit appears as a potential contender in the party alignment.
Real estate ad for G R Allen Real Estate listing multiple properties on Middle Ave and Warnes St. includes descriptions of a desirable modern home with large lot and a barn, with contact at 633 W Broad St and office location on Broad St.
The Black Hills in the southwest part of South Dakota are described as the richest one hundred square miles with a large gold yield and a deep file of prospect. An advertisement notes a pamphlet from the North-West Lodge and urges four cents for a copy, with mailings from Chicago and New York vendors offering novelty sign cards and window signs.
A Republican county candidate for county treasurer seeks support from fellow Republicans and friends of the county. The notice asks for backing and cooperation ahead of the next Republican county convention and urges peers to rally behind the contender.
In a letter to supporters the author announces candidacy for Congress following the death of Congressman WW Skiles. The message emphasizes gratitude for voluntary assurances of support from friends in Lorain and the district.
Fragmentary passage discusses alleged benefits of a product called Little Barley lasers and claims about children’s health. The text is garbled with nonsensical phrases and mis-spellings, making it difficult to extract a coherent event or attributable entities.
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