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Newspaper
Elyria Reporter
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1904
Page
2
Fragmentary text from the Elyria Reporter shows publication details for The Reporter Printing Co and editor manager Disbro. Includes subscription terms and implied circulation notes from an old issue.
Lorain County Ohio Republicans plan caucuses on April 15 1904 at 7 pm to elect 88 delegates and alternates for the lith congressional district convention at Mansfield Ohio April 21 1904. The convention will choose a candidate for the unexpired US Congress term and for the 1905 term and nominate delegates to the Republican National Convention. Total delegates allotted by vote totals for governor Myron T. Horner and related fractions. Congressional committees of Lorain County named William Vischer J W Bath.
A critique of Kansas politics cites Barton and Burton as examples of graft and failed opportunity. It contrasts their paths with Hanna’s public spirit and calls for integrity to reap competence and honor, warning that seeds sown determine harvests.
Evelyn and Nan chase a California circus dream despite Carmelita's jealousy. As the troupe nears the old adobe, Carmelita shields Juan from a collapsing tile, saving the boy and revealing true motherhood amid artistic clashes and danger.
A historical passage discusses inherent property rights and the wrong of theft, noting government is a collection of individuals. It recounts Bartow as a private citizen who accepted a bribe to shield a thief, warning of inevitable divine judgment on offenders.
An advertisement touts Zoa Phora as a permanent cure for women’s ailments including irregular periods, flooding, and bladder issues. It features testimonials from Mrs. George Sidle of McChira Ohio and a Kalamazoo Michigan address, urging readers to request a free bottle and order larger supplies through druggists.
A narrator trudges through a freezing, moonless wilderness with wolves in pursuit. Lantern dies, oil runs dry, and the trek toward Camp Thirty-seven tests resolve as seven wolves shadow the traveler to the edge of camp, then retreat. The night ends with a hard won return to safety.
A Boston Transcript essay marks the two hundredth anniversary of Charles Perrault’s death, praising his fairy tales Cinderella and Riquet With the Tuft for their art and moral lessons. The piece argues the real author behind Mother Goose is Perrault, the French academy member, and urges continued reverence for his work.
For Treasurer Tam a candidate for the office of county treasurer subject to the decision of the republican county convention Eric D. Chapman. For Commissioner I announce to the republicans of Lorain county that I am a candidate for the office of county commissioner subject to the decision of the county convention of 1904 E Komn Kipton Ohio.
Frank M. Whiteman announces his candidacy for county treasurer. He asks Republicans and supporters to back him at the next Lorain County Republican convention and for their distant support.
H. J. Burrows declares candidacy for Lorain County auditor subject to the republican county convention. He thanks supporters from the previous contest and seeks continued aid from friends and youth for suave.
A local report outlines actions by County Auditor Tewish regarding the order for a community audit. It notes plans to pursue changes ahead of the next Republican county convention and mentions figures such as COOH and Loughrey in the discussion.
A letter from Hebert Day to supporters at the West Lorais county Republican convention asks supporters to show approval or disapproval of the county treasurer race. He urges friendly actions to express views and signs the note Yours truly Hebert Day.
Homer E. Durett of Wallington announces bid for county commissioner pending approval at the Republican county convention. He emphasizes experience and readiness to serve if nominated.
Lon Durkee announces intent to seek renomination for county commissioner of Lorain County subject to the Republican county convention action. Durkee emphasizes continued service and support from party members for the coming campaign.
ZR Parsons of LaGrange Ohio states Tahull will be a candidate for county commissioner if the upcoming Republican county convention supports him and urges all Republicans in the county to back the bid.
A. E. K. Webber declares his candidacy for Congress in Lorsin County, citing the vacancy and support assurances after the sudden death of congressman W. W. Skilee. He frames his bid as a continuation of Skilee’s work and invites voters’ backing.
After consulting county friends H F Arndt announces he will not seek the office of county commissioner subject to the county convention decision. He asks for support from friends and signs as H F Arndt.
To the Republicans of Lorain county I will be a candidate for the office of county auditor subject to the decision of the republican county convention. Thanking the people for their assistance in the previous contest I will appreciate your support in the present. Respectfully W E Oranda Browshelm
Auditor ty I will be a candidate for county auditor subject to the decision of the republican county convention EB O Branson Wellington O
George H. Chamberlain announces his candidacy for the U S House of Representatives to succeed the late W W Skiles in the Fourteenth District. He asks supporters across the county and district for backing.
L. W. Adams of Columbia announces his candidacy for county commissioner at the county convention. He asks for the support of Republicans and friends of the Good Rounda movement.
Otto B. Anserodt of Elyria announces his candidacy for the Republican nomination for county auditor. He seeks support from friends and party members ahead of the spring 1904 convention.
A resident announces candidacy for county treasurer pending selection by the Republican county convention. The notice emphasizes party nomination and election goals while inviting support from local voters and party members.
Fragmentary OCR text lists patent solicitations, a charity baby notice, shop advertisements, and unrelated personal notes. Mentions of Hens Patent, Patetti, Batoock & Vaan LA Brita, and various names appear tangled with a birth anecdote and shop chatter. The readable facts are sparse and uncertain.
Local ad urges immediate house cleaning services including wallpaper work and oven cleaning. Promises doorstep delivery of a cleaner and emphasizes hand safety. Readers asked to write today to secure quick service for multiple rooms and fixtures.
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