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Newspaper
Elyria Reporter
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1901
Page
1
Visit our basement for big bargains in hardware crockery blankets oilcloths wineheater and gun supplies. Winchester and New Rival items offered with low prices including black powder 10 ga 49c per box and 12 ga 8¢ per box of 2. Also featuring Serreant’s Gem food chopper and Ideal meat shopper fittings at deep discounts along with sausage stuffers.
A partial OCR fragment mentions boots and prices with scattered numbers and brand hints. No clear event persons or organizations are identifiable. The text reads like catalog junk with Woonsocket items and various price figures but lacks coherent context or dates.
For Sale listings describe a large lot and good investment near Broad street with multiple desirably located properties across Lorain including Fifth street Lakeside avenue Dexter and Prospect street. Also notes large homes on Columbus and Harrison with modern conveniences. A long city wide list offers vacant lots small acreages farms for sale or trade.
A prominent olive county grain buyer investigated state wheat sources and found farmers grinding wheat for feed rather than selling grain. Traders traveling from farm to farm offered feed grinding services, initially at 44 per ton, but competition cut the price to about 1 per ton. Farmers report only light harvest loss and see this as solving winter feed needs.
Thanksgiving morning brought its quota of inebriates before the mayor. Albert Curry from Grafton and a man from Oberlin named Gilbert faced charges. Gilbert paid and left, while Curry trims trees on the street. Dummy Fox and another man were involved in a saloon scrape but Dummy was discharged after testimony showed provocation. The usual batch of Thanksgiving drunks did not materialize. it was a quiet day for police.
Herman Phipps and Frank Standen are in a suit before Justice Lord. The dispute centers on farm rent for three years. Attorneys were given until Monday to submit briefs, with the hearing to be continued.
The Pittsfield community reports the missionary society met at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wm Green. L O T M delivered dinners for Mrs Koeber. Visitors included Mr and Mrs Ed Bachelor of Russia and Mr and Mrs Mat Bullinge. A baby girl arrived for Mr and Mrs Ira Pease on November 14. Rev Laurence and wife left for Columbus for the week. Other locals: Uncle Rob Faton, Mr Billings in LaGrange. Cora Grandy and two daughters visiting Mrs Charles Pickworth. Dudly True of Lakewood. Arthur Sherburne visited. Dell Davis of Wellington in town. Nettie West visiting in Wellington.
The quote notes that the shoe or boot forms to the foot easily. It emphasizes comfort and fit, suggesting no break-in period is required due to the elastic instep adapting instantly to the wearer. The line implies immediate flexibility and personalized comfort.
North Ridgeville news notes Chas Herick hospital in Cleveland. Wm Whitwell leaves for Carlisle Tuesday, plans spring return if health allows. Wilford added to his house. Congregational church ladies met with Mrs James Robinson. Wm Buck hosted his sisters Mary Buck of Cleveland and Mrs Townson of Avon. Sunday school union elected officers for six months: President Ida L Gagge, Vice President Rev J P Reidenger, Secretary Treasurer Mrs G Fields. Next convention in about three months before busy season. date set by president, place with one of the Fields churches. Thanks offered to all who helped. All interested in Sunday school work invited.
W. H. Eads of Jonesville Virginia recalls a severe foot burn that led to leg sores for thirty years until Bucklen’s Arnica Salve healed him when other remedies failed. The product is described as infallible for burns, scalds, cuts, bruises and piles and sold by H. J. Bady priced at 250.
Hall County Georgia physician Geo W Scroggs endorses Kodol Dyspepsia Cure saying digestion improves, food digests properly, and worst cases are quickly cured. He notes dieting cannot prevent indigestion and starvation. Endorsement from H J Eady and others cited.
Advertises new Newmarket coats at $10, with Hersey and Melton fabric, satin lining, yoke and sleeves. claims matching quality of $25 garments. Also promotes 27 inch long jackets satin lined at $7.50, offered as a special.
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