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The Daily Reporter subscription rates include per week, per year by carrier, with outside Elyria pricing. The ballot lists candidates for state and local offices such as Secretary of State Carmi A. Thompson, Dairy and Food Commissioner Edmund A. Jones, Board of Public Works George H. Watkins, Congress J. F. Laning, Sheriff KC Ward, Auditor Otto Unnerodt, Treasurer Marish, Recorder Chas. E. Tucker, County Surveyor L. Faaver, Infirmary Director C L. Good, and Coroner Dr. A Miller, Kipton, among others.
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Carmi A. Thompson
Edmund A. Jones
State Board OF Public Works
George H. Watkins
Congress
J. F. Laning
Norwalk
KC. Ward
Elyria
Otto Unnerodt
Marish
Lorain
Chas. EL Tucker
Elyriia
R. CU. Hageman
Temple October 28 Revival Plans Across Churches
A fragment discusses Union Gospel Mission and Methodist group efforts for Sunday October 28 events led by a preacher. Preparations are underway across multiple homes and congregations in the area as part of a broader outreach effort.
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Uniea Gospel Mission
Wader
Well Supplied With Work in Court of Common Pleas
Attorney Alom states in court that he will seek to defeat five of the alleged burglaries in the case. He claims several saloon keepers named may be implicated, with the proceedings ongoing Monday morning in the common pleas court.
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Alom
Martin Ense
Court of Connion Pleas
Oberlin Battles Kenyon In Tight 0 0 Tie
Oberlin and Kenyon played a scoreless football game with frequent fumbles and strong defenses. Oberlin threatened several times but Kenyon held, especially near their goal line, as Williams Ferrig and Houser starred for Oberlin and Coaldge led Kenyon’s defense. The result left both teams at zero for positions and score.
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Oberlin
Kenyoo
Kiona
Coaldge
Monser
Williams
Ferrig
Oberin
Right end figures in brief football summary
Bradley Willams and Cunningham Robett share duties at right end with Bird Briggman spelling half. Houser Clark at fullback, Morrison and Referes-Fishleight at right half. Ann Arbor is noted with umpire Dr. Hatfield from Fostoria. Head linesman Wicklan Norwall listed.
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Bradley Willams
Cunningham
Robett
Bird Briggman
Houser
Clark
Morrison
Referes—Fishleight
Ann Arbor
Hatfield
Fostoria
Hnesman
Wicklan
Norwall
Death enters Sage home in city obituary
Mrs. Elizabeth Sage, wife of William Sage of 227 Sixth Street, died Sunday after a prolonged illness at age 72. She leaves two sons George and Charles, a daughter Mrs. Freeman Moseley, and a large circle of friends. She was active in the Woman's Relief Corps. Funeral Tuesday at 2 pm, Rimbach & Friday in charge, with Rev. W. E. Cadmus preaching.
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Elizabeth ‘Sage
William Sage
Sixth Street
Sielack
George
Charles
Freeman Moseley
Woman's Relief Corps
Rimbach
W. EB. Cadmus
First Congregational Church
Horses Break Loose as Street Car Passes on Broad Street
On Broad Street near the Andwur hotel two men leading a pair of tied horses turned west as a street car arrived. The horses pulled free, tumbled into the car area, but were quickly captured. Passersby on the north side made swift, improvised moves to help contain the scene.
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Broad Street
Mill Street
Aged Amherst Man Dead at 91 in Lorala County
Conrad KHiswachter, among Lorala county's oldest residents, died Saturday at his son's home in Amherst. He was 91 and well known by many longtime county residents.
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Conrad Khiswachter
Lorala County
Amherst
Mr. Einwachter
Newbro's Herpicide Restores Hair After Balding Start
Frederick Manuel of Maryland block Butte Montana bought Newbro's Herpicide on April 6 and began using it for baldness. Within 20 days his scalp grew hair all over his head and he reports hair as thick and luxuriant as any. The ad claims the product destroys dandruff causing germs, halts hair loss, and promotes new growth. Sold by leading druggists with Bond stamps for arene to The Herpicide Co Detroit.
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Frederick Manuel
Maryland
Butte
Montand
Newbre
Ueleadn
Newbro
Sisrte
Atuggiste
Bond l
Arene
Herpickis Co
Detroit
A. BE. Frost
Vision Test Offer Franks on Glasses Need
Do you have defective vision and need glasses. The offer promises frank guidance on whether you require eyewear and outlines how testing will determine the need for corrective lenses.
Board of Education to discuss new school building
The Board of Education will meet this evening to discuss plans for a new school building on the Mast Side. Several architects will be consulted. Superintendent Conings and Director Snow inspected Cleveland buildings on Saturday for ideas, but several new notions were rejected.
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Fot Education
Conings
Snow
Cleveland
Two Nice Black Eyes Claim Disorderly Conduct
Joe Androsky of Tittie Hungary told the Mayor on Monday that Joe Koons struck him in the face, producing two black eyes as proof. Koons was to be arrested at once on the disorderly conduct charge.
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Joe Androsky
Tittie Hungary
Joe Koons
Koons
Adstroski
Marriage Licenses Reported from Local Court House
The following marriage licenses were issued up to close on Monday at the courthouse: J Venson Langdon aged 29 of Murs ley South Dakota and Nellie I Shehlen aged 23 of Pittfield. Theron D Goodwin aged 25 of Fakewood Ohio and Blanche 12 Na Stanson aged 21 Bly Charles Cordon aged 20 Wig via and Yessie Murphy aged 22 of Oberlin.
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Court House
J. Venson Langdon
Sped
Mursley
South Dakota
Nellie I. Shehlen
Pittfield
Theron D. Goodwin
Fakewood
Ohio
Blanche
Na. Stanson
Bly Charles . Cordon
Wigvia
Yessie Murphy
Oberlin
Tonsiline Claims Cure for Sore Throat
An advertisement extols Tonsiline as the sole remedy for sore throat claiming it prevents tonsillitis diphtheria and quinsy. It asserts timely use cures sore throat and notes widespread pharmacy availability with 25 and 5 cent bottles from The Tonsiline Co Canton Ohio.
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United States
Tonsiline Co
Canton
Ohio
Coroner Reports 52 Violent Deaths Since May 1806
The coroner has reported to the probate judge an inquest tally showing fifty two deaths by violence since May 21, 1806. Murder was suspected in more than half of these cases.
Oberlin Triumphs Over Wakeman Scrubs 8–6 in Gridiron
Wakeman high school held Oberlin academy scrubs to 6 to 8 on Saturday. Wakeman, 20 pounds handicapped against a man, seemed likely to win until a jumped ball by Ralston sparked a 196 yard touchdown run.
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Kenyon
Advardine
Bradley
Soaser
Willims
KyyYon
Oberlin
Wakeman
Wakeman High School
Oberlin Academy
Ralston
Lorain County Sheriff Proclaims Election Day and Officials
Sheriff C F Sailsbury of Lorain County Ohio outlines the general election date the hours for voting and lists the offices to be elected including Secretary of State Auditor and Sheriff. The proclamation cites Ohio state law and directs the electorate to vote on the first Tuesday after the first Monday in November.
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