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Newspaper
Elyria Reporter
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1906
Page
8
The Postal Telegraph Company announced a stock purchase plan for its employees starting this year. Shares set at 69 dollars with 19 dollars down and installments of 5 dollars, 4 each, allow workers to invest. unused stock will be purchased by company officers. The plan carries no obligation to buy and aims to boost loyalty and welfare among staff.
An advertising paragraph touts Harpicide as a hair remedy that reaches the hair root to stop hair loss and kill the germ causing it. It claims prominent people endorse the product and invites readers to Tampa for a sample offered by The Harpicide Co, Detroit.
A pleasant social at St Marys School last evening featured Wagner's Orchestra providing music and raffles that entertained the young attendees. The event proved financially successful with net proceeds around 150 dollars for the society.
Laborers at National Tube Company Lorain received notice of a 10 percent wage increase voted by the steel trust. The raise applies to common workers only, excluding skilled laborers who have long earned good salaries, affecting about 2,000 men at the Lorain plant.
Mrs fr W Crowe and North Ridgeville residents now in Satineville hosted a large church gathering at the Crowes home on Mounds to celebrate the new parsonage. A program of music and brief talks by the pastor filled the housewarming event, leaving memorable impressions for all attendees.
The United States Steel Corporation has announced winter improvements at the Lorain plant. Four new furnaces will be installed and the tube mill expanded to handle more work. Additional machinery will nearly double overall capacity.
Judge Washburn halts John Ruhl and Lorain & West Virginia Railway from building a drainage ditch on Norman Rosecrans property in Russia township. W H Rosecrans, guardian, says the ditch would be a nuisance and block access. request seeks a permanent injunction. The article also notes the Reevesy Hicks Almanac will be republished for 1907 by Word and Works Publishing Co.
Programs received in South Bend Ind for the Studebaker Memorial YMCA cornerstone ceremony held last Tuesday at 2 o'clock. The mammoth building will house swimming pools, lockers, bowling alleys, offices, banquet and reading rooms and more. Local interest stems from former employees now in the area. The Liberty Bell, originally cast in London, cracked on its first toll in Philadelphia in 1752 echoing the call for liberty. Lake Shore Rail offers a 1008 mile ticket at 25 dollars with a five dollar rebate, interchanging with other lines, while B&O advertises Chicago-bound fares in late November. The National Live Stock Exposition is noted.
Ene Balizs sues Elizabeth Balazs for divorce claiming marriage in 1891 in Hungary and alleging she refuses to join him in the United States. He says she lived with another man and recently bore a child. They have two daughters aged 14 and 7, believed to be in Hungary with their mother.
On Royal Navy submarines, white mice serve as part of the crew drawing pay and rations. Kept near gasoline tanks, the mice sense leaks and squeak, prompting sailors to inspect tapes. Men grow fond of the pets, while openings for Bright Boys and veteran chemists hint at career paths in laboratories. Reporter Want Ads Bring Results.
Andrew Smith of Avon is to be arrested this afternoon on a warrant for assault and battery issued by Justice Neiding. Lt Leonard Jr, his brother in law, says the men argued over hunting at a saloon in Avon and Smith threatened to bar hunting on his land, then struck Leonard knocking him down.
An ad touts Electrogen as a remedy against many diseases claiming to purify blood and strengthen the system. It notes a 50 cent bottle, a free sample upon sharing name and address, and lists Fremont California origin with a local sale at Eady Drug Store. Mis Faxon improves after a week of illness.
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