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Newspaper
Elyria Reporter
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1903
Page
2
County voters see a ticket listing candidates for representative Lersch, for recountor Cetucker, for commissioner H C G Wangarine, for infirmary director W Co Prindle, for surveyor Lester A Fauver. The notice outlines race options and local offices on the ballot.
A City discusses alleged graft in public works and warns against spending $1,000 more for a sewerage plan without a published competitive process. The editorial calls for restraint given high taxes and finances, urging only plans acceptable to the people and paid after acceptance. It notes past waste like Lake Fire water pipe costs and favors prudent economy.
A stern critique targets food adulterators who profit by deceit. It condemns those who poison milk with formaldehyde, color foods with harmful dyes, or sell counterfeit butter, arguing their crimes harm not only themselves but the public and vulnerable dependents.
A critic condemns a seller for mislabeling products as genuine and claims thousands of poor families are deceived into paying fair value for goods that do not match their claims. The denunciation portrays the seller as worse than a criminal and urges strict scrutiny of the labeling.
The piece questions Tom L. Johnson’s silence on two core single tax tenets. It argues he publicly championed Henry George’s single tax and full free trade, yet now avoids naming or endorsing them. It links this to a constitutional tax plan and Johnson’s party loyalty while urging candor on his true position.
At 1329 Hawthorne Avenue Mimne Minn August 16 1903 Mrs Proctor Williams states her general weakness and fatigue improved after starting Pane's Celery Compound. She reports headaches vanished and nerves strengthened, calling her case a miracle after consulting many doctors and remedies.
A jumble of notices and ads lists travel columns and ticket offers for Northwest and California routes, modern homes for sale on Cleveland Street, rental rooms with or without board, business manager position details with salary, and various lodging and utility amenities.
A lost pocketbook was found near Vite Brothers meat market containing $15 in paper money and some silver. A reward is offered. finder should leave it at the post office. Also notices of property sale, house for rent, and help wanted appear in the classifieds.
Editorials note Massachusetts has spent 3.5 million dollars on good roads and urge Ohio to bid for fame with road bills. Democratic factions critique past leaders and Bryan comments on Clarke in a silver question context. The Mersey bar has yielded 28 million tons of sand in ten years, with 38 million tons drawn from estuary channels.
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