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Newspaper
Elyria Reporter
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1904
Page
3
A garbled OCR page lists varied items from Milliiets Priory and Joseph Biice visits to Oberlin and local church lectures. It mentions Willaas, Miss Latta, Chains of Sunday services, a talk on astronomy, and a sermon schedule. It also includes household hygiene advice and rag-recycling guidance from the New Yorker.
The readable portion shows garbled lines asking about a hat display and store owner actions on a Saturday near two dates. No coherent events or names are identifiable in the fragment.
A dense damaged column lists multiple items for sale including blacksmith shop gear, advertising spaces, and trade goods. It mentions established trades, pricing expectations, and various sale terms, with scattered references to real estate, customers, and location cues.
A damaged OCR page fragment details contract requirements and payment terms for a building project. It also lists apartment rentals and real estate ads with various prices, dates, and locations, including references to West and Gates avenues and multiple notices about housing and bidding.
Our Patrons And Friends advise that Po Whelline and DP Kelling remain in business relations with all old customers. We request patrons to contact us by the provided frame phone number for services and to call if approached by a driver employed by the company.
Advertises electric lighted trains with departures from Chiriga at 9 00 pm and 10 00 pm plus 3 00 am service. Notes dining car, sleeping car reservations via ticket agents in Cleveland and other locations. Mentions a public notice for a patent exhibit and agents at a Washington address.
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