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Newspaper
Elyria Reporter
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1903
Page
2
A damaged OCR fragment mentions a cultural group and manager fees for a subscription service. The readable bits suggest a discussion of payments related to a theater or club program, but essential names, dates, or places are missing.
A long historical piece recounts loyal dogs and their bond with humans. It describes a terrier guarding a grave after its master’s burial and other canine acts of protection and devotion amid tragedy. The narrative notes dogs sensing danger and performing brave feats to defend owners.
A man unable to open his laws has been sent to Bellaviig. The piece questions sending duco men to Congress. Source: New York Mail and 1 presa.
In a frontier showdown near Lehi Mary Kit and four local women trap and unmask Pete the cattle thief. After a staged gunfight Pete is captured and tied to a horse, brought to the ranch, and handed over to the men. The drama exposes Pete as the culprit behind recent rustling.
Classified notice seeking a good gird for general work and cleaning duties. Describes contact at 161 Bell phone 63 and 109 Chestnut Street with partial street and street name garbled.
Fragmented notices show a May 29 Decoration Day travel and fare sale within 150 miles of selling station with June 1 cutoff. The text lists furnished rooms near Johnson Hill, light-house storage on Kim Street, return rewards, and rail fare discounts via Lake Shore and Michigan Southern lines for same-day trips. Also mentions music teacher Miss Hattie Robling and a Conservatory of Music pupil program, plus property listings on Columbus Street and nearby roads.
The Lake Shore and Michigan Southern Railway runs a theatre train to Cleveland May 8 leaving at 6 30 p m with round trip fare 50 cents. See hand bills for theatre attractions and show details.
For sale a house on the corner of Broad and Cedar streets to be moved to Dr Burrell or to H Redfern address 224 Seventh Street. Also wanted a home for a valid lady willing to pay fair price and a competent girl for general housework in a small family with good wages. 915 E 3rd St. /or 110 South Chestnut St. iron safe.
Railway notice states B and O reduced rates with information available by contacting any B and O ticket agent or M G Carrel in Cleveland. Contact methods and agents listed for travelers seeking discounted fares.
In Tuclind the English insurance sector expands with about two hundred companies. Of these 42 are five 81 ite 11 Industrial, 19 me Hine, and 44 accident, detailing a diverse but unclear breakdown of players.
An advertisement offers a land prospect in Larimore North Dakota with claims of excellent soil and high value. It promises rail tickets for inspection trips, valid for 21 days, with ticket agents at Lakeshore Ry and J. Hines in Elyria Ohio for details.
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