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Newspaper
Elyria Reporter
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1904
Page
2
The Plain Dealer notes that in the twenty first district Democrats will not nominate a congressman. It asserts Burton has earned broad support and would likely be unopposed, arguing a noncompetitive contest better serves the party and Cleveland's interests.
A plan devised at Fos toria by a school society assigns six room plots to beautify and keep clean. Pupils compete in a commendable spirit, each room managing its own area to enhance the town’s appearance and pride.
A column notes a local society named The Society for Beautifying Bostoria aims to keep streets and yards neat, protect birds and trees, and act as a youth police for beauty. It praises veto power, cites Governor Herrick on rescinded appropriations, and forecasts Senator Fairbanks as Roosevelt’s fast running mate. Also mentions Iron Padlocks as ornaments and a trade in bright colored locks for huts and adornment.
Mrs. M. Summers of Notre Dame Indiana offers a home treatment for children withMarine difficulties. She says spanking does not cure such behavior and urges mothers to write for advice without payment. Do not blame the child as the tendency cannot be cured by harsh measures.
Otto E. Haserodt of Elyria declares candidacy for county auditor pending Republican convention decisions. Ohna M. Irish announces candidacy for county treasurer also subject to near Republican convention, seeking support from Republicans and friends.
A candidate states intent to seek the Lorain County auditor post, subject to Republican convention. thanks voters for past support and asks for continued backing in the upcoming contest, signing as W. W. Grundy.
A series of notices from Ohio Republicans declaring candidacy for county auditor, commissioner, and treasurer subject to the decision of the Republican county convention. Names include C. Branson, L. W. Adams, BR Parsons, Eric D. Chapman, Habart Day, BH. Arndt, H. J. Barrows, and Homer E. Barett.
H. A. Dorkoe announces intent to run for renomination as Lorain County Commissioner subject to Republican County Convention action. He seeks renomination by the party to continue in office.
E Kemp of Kipton declares candidacy for Lorain County Commissioner, subject to the 1904 county convention decision.
Frank M. Whiteman declares his bid for Lorain County treasurer subject to the next Republican county convention. He seeks support from Republicans and friends in the party.
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