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Newspaper
Elyria Reporter
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1907
Page
4
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A conservative homage to Senator J. B. Foraker outlines his long public career, open campaigns, and enduring support among Ohio Republicans. It recounts his roles as state party chairman, his ties to Cincinnati interests, and his alignment with Roosevelt and Taft while noting controversies such as statehood, rate legislation, and Brownsville.
A New Yorker traveling in the South notes a front page anecdote about a train that ran on time at an 11 15 schedule, prompting a conductor to joke that Northern trains are never on time. The piece stitches together humor and regional speech with other short vignettes from life.
Death claims Grandma Pierce who resided with her daughter in Cleveland and was buried there Saturday. William Callin, longtime resident and soldier, died and was buried here Friday. Anna Dagnan and Grace went to Cleveland Monday. Rev Tanner’s farewell sermon Sunday. Easter services set for ME church morning and Baptist evening. Mrs Fred Greenwood and son Guy of Cleveland visited and returned Monday. Minor storm near Rochester. several notes of local residents traveling between Cleveland and Rochester.
Mr and Mrs Berton Gott and Mrs J Inv Ora Beacon of Indiani hosted and reported pleasant visits with relatives after extended travels through the southern states.
An Elyria advertisement by H. A. Crandall of Eady's Drug Store promotes Vinol a cod liver concentrate without oil. It claims to boost appetite aid digestion build red blood and strengthen all organs. It offers a money back guarantee and notes Vinol is sold at leading drug stores nationwide.
Residents visit relatives in Elyria and Cleveland. Aliss Fern Wolcott and Will Martin travel to Cleveland. Mrs Orrin Mete of Pittsfield helps her mother Mrs Barker. Mrs Leach dies. old Mrs Leach funeral set. Hiram Hatchbury moves household goods. Rice sells property to Jacob Krugle. Foote buys Shinh farm. Hayesry reports sickness. March warmth noted.
Litchfield residents miss Florence Canfield on vacation from Akron and return with her brother-in-law Arthur Mientz. A seven pound son is born to Dr and Mrs Harry Street. Congregational Church hosts a Friday night Easter bazaar with lunch and ice cream. Farmers club meets Saturday evening. Mrs Irwin Sage visits from LaGrange to help her mother Mrs FE M Sears.
Real estate listing highlights multiple houses for sale on Huron L street and nearby areas including two S-room homes with water and gas priced at 1600, a modern 8-room on Garven at 2600, two new 8-room houses on Lodi at 4000, a double house on Huron offering 10 percent return, two modern 6-room houses on Huron at 2100, a modern 8-room on Blaine with 12 percent investment and 24000 price, and a 7-room home on Kaiser priced at 2600.
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