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Newspaper
Elyria Reporter
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1903
Page
2
Fragmentary OCR outlines a heated debate over a large water system project. Residents oppose the Boynton Lerach Roenfy syndicate and rising costs, while engineers defend safety and supply. A streetcar incident and a Melbourne juror refusing service appear as scattered anecdotes in the surrounding text.
A fragmented critique argues the city would have benefited from delaying a project to fund pure water supply, sewer upgrades, and street work. The author contends a municipal system could have improved safety and pride, reducing costs and expanding utilities without new engines or burn wards.
The plume harvest report describes hunters across the South Atlantic coast and inland marshes who shoot birds for plumage. It notes the economic scale, methods, and risks, listing species pursued such as herons, avocats, curlews, sandpipers, and pelicans, and describes preservation and transport to New York markets.
The Uniform Rank KUTM hosts a social this Saturday night in their hall. An elegant oak rocker will be given away, currently on display in Ensign and Wilkin’s furniture shop window. All are invited for a good time.
The Marquis of Breadalbane owns a premier gold plate service valued at $600,000, one of the finest in the world. Lord Rothschild’s service is valued at about $500,000.
A vintage advertisement extols Paine's Celery Compound as a trusted spring medicine. It features testimonials from patients like H. A. Webster of Kingston Tennessee and discusses alleged health cures and the product's composition amid praise from pharmacists.
Various short notices include workers needed at a mill in Parcell 7 Taumber Co and a hotel chambermaid position at Hotel Audwar. Rentals feature a heated eleven-room modern house, a seven-room dwelling, and furnished parlor with board. Advertisements also offer cheap sale items like a dining table, farm for rent shares, and a tenement near central town plus a sales pitch for trusted clerks bonded services.
The readable parts mention various names and places in a jumble of garbled sentences. The text appears to be OCR noise with references to people, locations, and events but no coherent report or clear news item is extractable.
For sale small items listed including a good louse and steam heater. The notice mentions J Eady and J H Redfern or Dr J E Burrell and refers to a house on the corner of Broad and Cour streets available to move. April 1.
Horse sale notes the arrival of Thorgon and another carload of fine horses to be sold at private grip. The report emphasizes the secure handling and readiness for sale at home, highlighting the household trade in equines.
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