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Newspaper
Elyria Reporter
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1904
Page
2
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Announcement for the Fourteenth Ohio district Republican convention to be held in Mansfield on March 14 1904. Delegates and alternate delegates to select at large and district delegates for the national convention, with arrangements by the district congressional committee and county committees.
Council discussed extending Middle Avenue pavement to its southern limit. The plan to cover twelfth street was rejected due to cost, with bids deemed higher than the street’s value and a savings proposal considered to terminate at twelve street.
The document notes Iye Chipman Titi is pronounced constitutional by the Bopevie cart. It discusses the last ward perfothe and parties, Republicans who bolted to attack democracy, and hopes to reinstate confidence. The state Republican convention is set for May iT with temporary measures and delegate selections to follow.
Cobble of extracts recount Major Darby and General Narby amid postwar turmoil, storms, and rebuilding along the Gulf coast. References to lumber contracts, wrecked ships, and shifting loyalties frame a tale of politics, business ruin, and a man’s move from coastal counties to Palatka.
Fragmentary text notes political commentary on elections and valuation, mentioning Republicans and pavement issues. References to dates, leaders, and local actions are garbled but imply a discussion of voting, finance, and upcoming political events. The readable parts suggest a year with spring warmth and local campaigning.
A fragmentary report discusses plans to fix a party or committee structure at a meeting. It questions necessity, outlines implied steps to elect representatives, and calls for a formal process to delegate power to committee members from various counties.
A petitioner announces candidacy for county auditor subject to the decision of the Republican party committee led by FOO Branson in Wellington, O. The notice names the party and the jurisdiction, indicating formal nomination steps.
L W Adams of Columbia announces candidacy for county auditor subject to Republican county convention with support from GOP and local activists. J Barrows declares candidacy for county commissioner and seeks GOP convention backing after praise for friends and local Republicans.
County officials move to regulate a local candidate and ban a dilate asset amid regional political tensions. The action centers on the county auditor’s office and involves county residents and a public review process. The outcome or next steps remain under local review.
Vague notes describe a county election or reform effort with mentions of candidates and approvals. Names and places are garbled, but references to a county commissioner race and a reform proposal hint at local government changes and voter consideration.
A county official announces intent to seek renomination as county commissioner at the Republican convention in Lorman County. The move aims to secure continued leadership and policy continuity pending party support and formal nomination.
Tahoul declares candidacy for county commissioner before the Republican convention in LaGrange Olio and seeks support from Republicans across Camanpsyseaner. He vows to work for the county’s interests and contends for party unity.
The speaker announces Dama candidacy for the county auditor nomination, subject to decision at the Republican county convention this spring. He earnestly solicits support from friends and Republicans in Lora County.
A candidate named Tam is reannounced for an office by the Republican party at Lowdconn. The filing is subject to the decision at the next Republican county convention.
A county resident signs a letter declaring intent to seek the office of county commissioner, noting the decision awaits the coming republic in county consideration and inviting support from friends across the county. The writer signs as Uo Arndt.
In Brownhelm and Lorain County supporters are urged to back county officers. Canda t and Chapman announce candidacies for county auditor and county treasurer respectively, pending Republican county convention decisions.
The message requests support for a candidate for county commissioner in Lorain County. It seeks endorsement from the repair group and references a decision by the county convention. The text is fragmented and contains several garbled terms.
An advertisement extols Little Early Risers pills for children and notes a 15 acre property with a 10 room house a barn and outbuildings for sale by H A Dyseman Smal. Premises include heat and light via hot air service and two basements with terms and information from HW Belden.
A reader recounts a remarkable recovery from a severe cold and pneumonia after using One Minute Cough Cure. The testimony claims the remedy removed coughing and wheezing, strengthened the lungs, and restored health, describing a dramatic before and after. The advertisement lists a local contact near West Broad Street for purchases.
The candidate declares run for treasurer in the Republican county convention era. He thanks supporters and fellow Republicans including Frank M Wintenun and seeks continued backing from party members.
The speaker addresses friends in Lorain County and the congressional district announcing candidacy for Congress after the death of O Congressman W W 8kiles. He cites timely support assurances and aims to run.
D. C. Hauenstelp announces moving his barber shop to the Nicholls block near Eldred's bookstore and invites old friends and new patrons to visit at 9 o'clock. The message lists the proprietor and a call for patrons.
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