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Newspaper
Elyria Reporter
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1905
Page
4
Season brings painful piles due to heat and bad drinking water. DeWitt & Co. salve relieves sores and pain under the brand DeWitt & Co. HA Dykeman Drugist offers Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea for general health. Local ads note skirts priced from 248 to 826 dollars.
The Oberlin Theological Seminary anniversary week closed with commencement exercises in Connell hall. Alumni address by Rev. Jessie Hill on “A Plow for the Family.” Memorial oration moved to Peter's hall court by Ira J. Houston. Dr Amory H. Bradford delivered the main address at Second Church on “The Inward Light.” Music by the College Glee Club and alumni tea at the church. Also notes on low-rate Lake Shore excursion tickets to St. Louis May 16-27 and regular Sunday fares through October.
The stock, fixtures and tools of the late H. E. Norton are for sale along with a room for rent. Items will be sold cheap if bought at once. Inquiries to A. D. Hall in Litchfield.
Attorney General Wade H. Ellis delivers a comprehensive opinion on city boards of review. The opinion states boards have final authority to increase valuations, call owners before them, and place unlisted property on the tax duplicate. It clarifies that returns sworn or unsworn may be adjusted, and that decennial and annual boards share jurisdiction over real and personal property values.
The Cleveland Lorain and Wheel ing railway was appraised at 2 574 828 dollars, up 155 040 from last year. The main line appraisement increased by 8000 dollars per mile, and the company shows only 3552 dollars on hand. Auditor Wright and tax expert Bemis discuss change money and the adequacy of receipts. The company claims 2 000 000 dollars spent on improvements. The notice also references local ads for goods and a machine shop purchase by Henry Fridenstine at 19 Hast Ave.
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