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Newspaper
Elyria Reporter
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1907
Page
4
The Elyria Daily Reporter lists annual and weekly subscription rates for the paper and the Weekly Reporter. It shows per year and per week prices, including outside Elyria and carrier delivery details, with some garbled text.
A column critiques ex Senator Burton of Kansas and his graft conviction. It notes his claim that he did only what senators do, plus his attacks on Roosevelt and views on senate elections. The piece surveys political chatter on railroad questions, Foraker’s campaign, and Tennessee saloon towns amid broader national commentary.
Mrs Gasser declares outspoken feelings at the club this afternoon as Clara-Why laments two day acquaintance and Maud suggests the haste could explain it. The notice states a loan matter to be found at the Turner block law office in Elyria from March 15, 1907.
The service board awarded another batch of sewer contracts last night dividing them between Matthews and Haake and Williams, both of whom have work in progress in the city. The contracts include Columbus Street, Hunker and Williams, $4767.40 Oak Street and Lake Avenue H W Matthews $5682 Factory Street Spruce Street and Lake Avenue Hunker and Williams $7888 Ene Street and Lake Avenue H W Matthews $1860 Waverly Rush and Birch Streets H W Matthews $8987.99 The council was asked to prepare legislation for the seniors on Huron and Walnut Streets and Woodland and Jake Avenues.
Stockholders of the Cleveland Southwestern & Columbus road elected directors and named officers. F T Pomeroy was chosen president with FE Akins as first site president and YE Mivers as second site president. Directors include H Pomeroy, A FEkins, F UH Ginn, M Mandelbaum, and others from Cleveland Ashland Berea Lorain and LeRoy. Company plans to issue securities and extend 15 lines. No decision yet on how lines connect to Columbus.
The city plans to pave Eighth Street immediately without waiting for a new West Avenue sewer. The West Avenue sewer is not expected to be built for years, so the street will have two independent sewer lines later when installed, minimally increasing costs and avoiding pavement disturbance.
Mrs DD A Hardy and daughter Ella visit Kipton. Mary Whitner of Camden visits. Lila Ednakolfe spent Sunday in Brighton. Easter exercises planned at MTD church next Sunday evening. C AL Willer staying in Pulaski PA. Carpenter family of Clarksfield visit G M Peasley. Mrs C Hardy and son Harold in Cleveland Saturday. Station agent moves family into WoPeets house. Kate Guthrie of Camden visits Fred Grundy. Wm Matcham Jr and family of Clarksfield visit his parents Saturday. Fred Wright and wife noted.
Brighten weekly notes report Merton Merrill and Mas Robeshaw wed at the bride’s home officiated by Rev Tanner. Fred Grundy learns of his brother in law’s death as the funeral proceeds in Dover. The remains of Cashier Johnson from LaGrange are interred in Evergreen Cemetery. Mrs Fred Grundy recovers from grip with improvement.
Miss Ina Dare returned from Hlyria with appendicitis symptoms and underwent doctor advised operation. Mrs F L Loughbon recovers from quinsy. Mrs Sarah Crowell remains sick with Dr Will Park attending Mrs Ethel Mohier of Gratton visits Mrs M D Ross. Mrs Lucy Cole aids care for Ina Dare as she stays with her sister.
Mr. Quay aged 77 died at his Bassett road home on Thursday the twenty first. Remains sent to Cleveland for burial. He leaves a wife and daughter. Quarterly meeting services were held at the Lake Methodist church.
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