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Newspaper
Elyria Reporter
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1906
Page
2
The Daily Reporter lists subscription terms with prices for carrier delivery and mail service. Elyria residents pay weekly and yearly rates, with annual mail subscriptions outside Elyria set at 2.00. The notice, issued by L. Houser and Mgr, references Bell Telephone W-142 as part of the communications.
The McKeesport Reporter reports a major expansion including a larger piper press and the addition of several Linotypes. Publishers show strong confidence in the city’s growth and extend congratulations.
Census figures show 607272 vehicles manufactured in the United States last year with 407,823 in material costs from 7,632 establishments. The report details iron, timber, steel, paints, enamel and leather expenses, and notes vehicle values exceeding $41 million while repair work paid to carriage makers nears $25 million. The piece also mentions Old Man Geronimo, divorce cues, a Foresters meeting, and county assessor deadline with several local agendas.
A faded memory flares when Richard Shirley meets a former lover by a stalled carriage on a November road. They reminisce of a lost youth and a choice between love and social fortune, ending with a silent, shared recollection as they part forever.
May 11 1906 special orders announce Memorial Sunday May 27 at M K church with Rev Dawson address. Decoration Day procession and service at 1 30 pm with numerous comrades in charge of cemeteries and ceremonies. Flowers at city hall by 9 am. Assembly 1 pm at G A R hall. Marshal Bowes, Rev Royce to speak.
Joseph Stanislawski a wealthy foreigner living near Grafton was arrested Saturday for having 11 faults toward a boy named H Nesbit. Justice C G Lord found him guilty and fined $10 and costs. Constable Braman of the Board of Public Health has been busy cleaning yards, working Monday in the Hungarian district. The feast of Ascension will be celebrated in churches Thursday with St. Pauls Church service at ten o'clock conducted by Rev WN Lebman. Walter Greiger of Elyria spent Sunday in Lorain.
John Bath deputy state inspector of workshops and factories visited Norwalk on Friday afternoon and ordered a center aisle and an emergency exit on the west side of the tabernacle. Gill, the building manager, had the alterations completed Saturday. Judge Washburn will assign cases to be tried over the next two weeks.
A mother promotes Gold Dust Rye as a spring remedy and medicine in a curious household tale. Johnnie’s father drinks the product, while a neighbor questions the claim, and the family jokes about its supposed health benefits.
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