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Newspaper
Elyria Reporter
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1904
Page
2
The Etorta Daily Reporter lists subscription terms for delivery by carrier and mail as the city official publication explains. Rates include monthly carrier delivery and yearly mail service with editor Terma Canfield overseeing subscriptions.
The piece recalls the rise of the Republican Party from 1856 to the Roosevelt era, contrasting it with the Democratic Party. It cites slavery’s abolition, states rights’ demise, and economic growth, then argues for continued Republican leadership. It notes Arizona New Mexico and Oklahoma land and population figures for context.
Gorman, known for the Anti Panfima Canal, keeps his name in the public eye as he contemplates a possible presidential bid. The restless political chatter centers on his next moves and potential impact on national discourse.
Cleaning tips include soap bark for dark fabrics and hot dish on wood tables avoided. Methods described cover fabric spots removal with alcohol and linseed oil, rubbing salt on enameled ware, and lamp shade creation from favrile glass. Tips also mention folding canvas rubber tub, drawing with ribbing, and alum to polish stove poles.
An advertisement letter from Munyon advocates a new Paw-Paw remedy said to cure dyspepsia indigestion and stomach troubles and to improve nerves and vitality. It promotes free sample bottles via major drug stores and requests newspaper collaboration for a public trial starting Tuesday at 9 a.m.
A statement announces candidacy for Lorain county auditor and Lorain county treasurer, subject to the decisions of the Republican county convention. Otto B. Anserodt of Elyria seeks support from Republicans for the auditor bid and promotes the treasurer nomination.
A candidate declares for the Lorain County auditor race and thanks supporters from a prior contest. The note asks Republicans in Lorain County to back the bid and expresses appreciation for previous assistance.
Anaitor announces candidacy for county auditor subject to the decision of the Republican county convention. E C Branson, Wellington, O.
L. W. Adams of Columbia announces his bid for county commissioner. He seeks support from Republicans and allies of the good roads movement, following the Republican county convention decision.
The document lists candidates for county offices to be decided by the upcoming Republican county convention. Tiahall seeks county commissioner nomination with GOP support in the county. Parsons and LaGrange area names appear in the ballot notes. Eric D. Chapman is named for county treasurer and Hubert Day for county treasurer as well, subject to convention decisions.
After a broad appeal to county friends, candidates announce runs for county commissioner and county auditor. Both pledge to seek Republican convention backing and express gratitude for prior support from Lorain and area supporters.
The undersigned states a concl date for county commissioner subject to the decision of the Republican county convention. Homer E. Barrett of Wallington, Ohio, is identified in the notice.
A Lorain County Republican announces candidacy for renomination to the office of county commissioner subject to the action of the Republican county convention.
A notice announces a candidate from Kemp Kipton seeking the office of county commissioner, subject to the 1904 county convention decision.
Frank M. Whiteman announces candidacy for county treasurer subject to the next Republican county convention. He appeals for support and assistance from friends and Republicans.
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