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Newspaper
Elyria Reporter
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1905
Page
2
The text cites the Canfield office with editor and manager duties and subscription terms. It references prices, delivery, and property notes in a clipped, OCR damaged form. The fragmentary paragraphs imply a publication setup and terms for readers in Elyh i a.
A large crowd attended Burton and Pring as Jatger Benry of Loveland spoke at Geneva County Republicans banquet. Speaker praised Governor Horrick while criticizing partisan media and debated Arizona and New Mexico statehood amid calls for unity and party strength.
Divorce case in common pleas court involves Avain Moore and Henry Moore with a peace agreement March 2. They signed documents to reconcile and drop the petition, planning to live together in Avon with four children and property in Avon area.
Relief corps members and friends will meet at the hospital Thursday from 2 to 4 to complete arrangements for turning a room. The corps will spend 200 for the room, which will be known as the patriotic room when finished. It will be decorated with the national colors.
Fragmented text references a funeral and a person named Claus Obert, with garbled phrases about Oberlin and a cashier. The readable items include mentions of a funeral, a place likely Oberlin, and a person associated with a cashier role, though details are unclear due to corrupted OCR.
Insane patients at the county infirmary were sent to the state asylum at Massillon by order of Probate Judge Linman Wednesday. The names listed include Anon Isota, Clarion Flustings and Elizabeth Newcomb. Their cases were said to be hopeless and the law prohibits their remaining at the wartward ward.
Judge Washburn Woodner reappoints Wacker of Wellington and H H Barnard of Oberlin to the Soliciters' Relief Commission for three year terms. Tucker fills vacancy created by the death of Calvin Sago.
Dot Stawald and family consider buying a home in Lorain as they relocate while Mitlor and family plan to move to Thos Faragher farm near Lorain. George Bail and George Zimmer with families are arranging moves to local farms, reflecting broader rural relocation.
Several small fires broke out yesterday in town, unexpectedly benefiting many residents. The blaze allegedly aided Jude R Jones, a popular cigar dealer, by promoting the sale of Wadworth-Brod Chico cigars, claimed to be a Havana clear, well made and flavorful. Jones’s recommendation spurred others to try them, seen as a rare satisfaction in smoking.
In Elyria a letter from Miss Ball and endorsement by druggist Henry J. Eady promote Vinol a cod liver extract tonic. It is praised for curing nervous exhaustion and fatigue in women, restoring energy, appetite, and vitality, with a refund offer and local availability.
West of Vine Street several houses have sold, with remaining lots offered for sale by the Inland Land and Improvement Company. Listings describe varied sizes and prices, highlighting modern conveniences and affordable options, inviting buyers to acquire new homes and build on unused lots.
Smith Bros on Broad Street Blyria Ohio offers the finest wall paper stock for 1905. They claim direct iron manufacturer sourcing and promise delivery with no wait. About 100 rolls of 1900s styles available at half wholesale price and paper hangers can be furnished.
A local listing highlights several highly sought after houses available for rent and purchase. The collection emphasizes desirable locations, appealing features, and competitive pricing to attract buyers and tenants in the current market.
A dinner notice lauds Kodol Dyspepsia Cure as a thorough digestant for indigestion sour breath and stomach troubles. Testimonies from residents of Lesbos Kentucky claim long relief and cures worth a thousand dollars.
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