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Newspaper
Elyria Reporter
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1906
Page
6
Work crews have begun cutting timber in the Oak Point woods, part of a land deal with Knox purchasing from Lawrence Kolhe. Surveys, stakes, and heavy activity indicate a 30 day completion window, with contractors pressed to finish as negotiations with Lorain Sand & Gravel Co. remain secret.
A Lorain engineer on a switch engine died this morning when, after exiting his cab to watch for an arriving express, he was struck by the train. The 29 year old man, identified as Sharp, lived near the plant workers at the Columbia Steel Company. He had been employed on the hatch line and was awaiting an express at Derby siding, 15 miles west of Buffalo, when killed. He left his cab amid noise and steam and was struck on the track. He is survived by a widow and friends in the railroad community. The Columbia Steel Company stockholders are called to a meeting November 27 at 9 A.M. at Elyria factory to discuss dissolution and surrender of the charter.
Dr Bouhelle De L Bouehelte of Thomasville Georgia extols Vinol cod liver oil as beneficial for bronchial and pulmonary diseases and general strength. A Crandall of Eady's Drug Store notes Vinol is not a patent medicine but a cod liver oil concentrate. Elyria readers urged to try Vinol with money back guarantee. Eady's is sole agent in Elyria.
FASTIDIOUS WOMEN consider Paxtine Toilet Antiseptic a necessity in hygienic care. As a wash its cleansing germicidal deodorizing and healing qualities are extraordinary. For sale at Druggists. Sample free. Address The R Paxton Co Boston Mass. Reporter Want Ads Bring Results.
Attorneys warn that new naturalization rules may reduce votes this fall as ancestors’ papers complicate eligibility. They predict a surge of late naturalizations after the election to secure voting rights, noting many foreigners in the district believed they could vote without formal naturalization.
A confidential circular from the Democratic State Executive Committee urges loyal Democrats to contribute to Pattison support. The document, aimed at trusted members, harshly critiques Pattison’s tenure, lamenting few appointments and noting their loss.
Rev. Winfield S. Baer of St. George's Episcopal Church complained to Gates Avenue Police Station Brooklyn about a life sized poster showing a young woman in white. A five officer jury found it morally risky, a copper pasted over its face and trunk, leaving legs exposed. Baer sought action at Gates Avenue Police Court but the magistrate was away for the week.
The parish notes several residents ill including Mrs. Hattie and Mrs. Mahinda while Miss Ruth Ste and Mrs. James are mentioned as seriously or barely ill. In LaGrange churches preparations begin with Rev D D Cevela delivering sermons as the evening quarters held.
Grant Pine and C Reynolds visit relatives in Elyria with Ruth Wilson as sister in law. Mrs. Mary Joy stays at Orrin Me home while Miss Bessie visits over Sunday. Mr. Howard guests of his sister Penfield, and Frank Roe attends Matchems in WW Wednesday with Mrs Gill.
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