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Newspaper
Elyria Reporter
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1906
Page
4
An echo of 19th century medicine extols Dr Pierce’s Favorite Prescription as a remedy for female weakness, nervousness, and menstrual discomfort. It claims to strengthen the womb, aid motherhood, and relieve fatigue, insomnia, and despondency, urging women to write for a free consultation.
A Dallas business and development summary notes 1909 gains with 20 000 inquiries and 11 plants investing up to 100 000 capital each. The region sees 25 30 new wholesale houses, branch offices in Chicago New York St Louis, and a 20 rise in population and jobbing business.
A rapid rise in bank deposits followed a standout event as Ghila organized a large turnout. The surge reflected strong public interest and a substantial inflow of funds.
Captain Whitney, after his appointment, reorganized the patrols of the city, placing two on day duty and seven on night patrol. Officers must report to the station every twenty minutes, preventing sleep on beats and enabling rapid summons and full situational awareness across districts.
A clever horse thief in Norwalk on Saturday evening stole a single driven horse from a team left opposite a business block. The owner discovered the loss mid-journey and notified the Sheriff, who pursued but did not catch the thief before he headed toward Elyria.
A stand pipe used to fill engine tanks near the Lake Shore depot ran excessively and threatened to empty itself around noon today. It was finally shut off with no serious damage, though several workers had wet clothing.
The Wadsworth Banner editorial rivaled in the county convention by noting others may run in the district but gains this against Webber. It argues he overplayed his Republican privileges by loudly praising his virtues, inviting swift public censure for his display.
The Central Passenger association announces no cheap holiday rates this year for Decoration Day and the Fourth of July. Rates in Ohio will rise slightly due to new state legislation setting a two cent rate. Other states will see rates near regular levels with no major changes.
Attorney Quinn Gilmore announces candidacy for circuit judge across four counties Cuyahoga Lorain Medina and Summit with three judges Marvin Akron Henry Cleveland Winch Cleveland as opponents and offices.
The proposed Lake Erie and Pittsburg railway will run a direct line through northern Summit County from Boston and Northfield townships to Ravenna Kent and Youngstown. Lorain is designated as the western terminus and the line aims to connect Youngstown and Lorain.
The Penitentiary News notes D W Baker of this city arrived at the Columbus prison on May 10 to serve six years his inmate number is 436916 Bx 2 27 10. Judge Washburn granted a petition by county commissioner J M Jaycox to transfer funds between certain county accounts on Saturday morning.
Ten Cleveland men prominent in finance and society are missing to avoid summons in the Harry Reynolds bigamy case. They planned to stay away until Reynolds’ trial in Norwalk is over. Some are officers at Perry Paine Building and American Shipbuilding, tied to Reynolds social circle. Sheriff Snyder travels to NEP Verh to subpoena Reynolds. witnesses have not yet appeared.
Second Street is projected to become entirely commercial as fine homes are replaced by large stores. C C Weaver is constructing a two storey building with two big shops, one for himself. The Reporter Printing Co and J C Crisp plan new offices and a laundry. Land values on the street have risen about fifty percent since last year.
J U Gooh state organizer for the Knights and Ladies of Columbia fell ill with an acute attack of peritonitis while visiting the city this week and had to return home to Cleveland. He was hosted by F A Smith. Elmer White of Elyria is spending his vacation. His heirs in Maria rio.
Real estate advertisement from 505 Elyria Bk listing two and three bedroom houses on Fairlawn avenue and Kaiser Court. Features include slate roofs stone foundations hot water and hot air heating oak and yellow pine finishes Mahogany trim and sheeted paper siding with payment terms one third cash balance to suit. Sold before May 25 may adjust price estimates.
A local retailer promotes American Girl shoes at $2.50 pair, claiming high satisfaction with customers returning for second and third pairs. The ad guarantees quality equal to any $3 shoe and promises a 50 cent saving on each purchase.
Good house with eight rooms and bath on 7th Street priced at 3000. New one room house with bath and improvements on Blaine Street to be finished in about three weeks. Several lots offered including 82800 0 on William Street near Grafford Plant with 1500 price shares, corner lot at 16th Street and Middle Ave, 506x106 at 750, and West Third Street lots priced 1800 each. Many houses and lots across the city available.
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