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Newspaper
Elyria Reporter
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1899
Page
5
The Elyria Business College adopts a new banking practicum to train students directly in bank operations. The program assigns roles from assistant to cashier to general bookkeeper, guiding learners from foundation to top positions while stressing real world duties and efficiency.
Fragmentary OCR from Elyria markets lists per pound and per bushel prices with unclear terms. Names, units, and items are garbled, offering only partial readings like per pound, per bushel, and mentions of vendors or buyers without coherent context.
One Case Men’s Underwear sold universally across the country at fifty cents, with retailer pricing varied by outlet as the advertisement promotes the item and its affordability.
Charles Bo Wliciman, a well known Norwalk resident, is dead. An onion supper will be served at the Methodist church. The Columbia Card Club met with Miss Billings and prizes were awarded to Mrs. Byrd and A. O. Curtice. The funeral of Mrs. Albert Bing ham will be held Wednesday at 2 o'clock. Court assignment of cases for the term was completed. A theft notice warns to return a scarf taken from Davis. Modern Woodmen of Allerton meet. A regular BOBOBa Will meeting at 8 o'clock. Republican meeting at Kiplon attended by Kerr, Stroup, and others. Lalit jailed. dancing club dances announced. Coroner called to South German for a child death. Roy McCollum visiting relatives. Local injuries and accidents noted at Elyria and surrounding areas. The opera house improvements and stage handling gear described. The theatrical company Who is Who performed with Miller sisters highlighted. Congressman Kerr due in city. A long list of society and business notes follows.
Lorain shipyards pick up pace with about 30 new hires daily for several days. By next week end, total employment is expected to reach around 8000 men, as shipments continue to surge. Local retailers and suppliers advertise periodicals, medicines, bakery items, and a range of household goods, including Buttermilk and various brushes, as area businesses support the influx.
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