Lon We Will Popnp September Lind
Fragmentary OCR item mentions September events and names Lind. details are unclear but suggest a local notice or timetable update with a foreseen activity or gathering slated for September.
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Newspaper
Elyria Reporter
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1904
Page
3
Fragmentary OCR item mentions September events and names Lind. details are unclear but suggest a local notice or timetable update with a foreseen activity or gathering slated for September.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions people and plans with disjointed phrases. The text hints at social amusement and private concerns but provides no coherent event or identifiable names or places to confirm a news item.
A fragmented real estate notice describes 14 acres of stock and grain farm land in Ashtabula Township with 170 seven and 30 acre woods, water access and good building potential. It mentions renting property in Elyria for part payment and lists contact Geo Garford in Elyria Ohio at 210 Harrie Bonutrest for further particulars.
The fragmentary column notes a nine pound boy born to Mr and Mrs George Beebe on East River street, mentions family moves between Middle and East Broad streets, lists visitors including Miss Raby Addenbrook of Youngstown and Emma Goldberg of Cleveland, and references local events and travels among residents such as Ada Simitit and her daughters returning to Kiowa Kansas, along with attendance at fairs, expositions, and university honors.
Grafton sightings include Mrs Bebner and Mrs War Chamberlain visiting Ebiro and Berea residents, with many locals from Wellington Elyria Oberlin and Chatham in town weekends. A fall events notice mentions a Tabor Day mime on September 5 by the FEO YTM band and an ice cream social in LOT hall.
An itemized list shows Triple Effect towels and Turkish towels with large quantities and pricing claims. A separate entry promotes Holliater's Rocky Mountain Ten tonic as a strong, robust remedy. A Kent house rental listing notes a nine room East Third Street property with connected water, cistern, and well, asking inquiries to E D Chapman at a local post office.
A scattered classified page lists wanted to buy old feather beds and pillows, rooms for rent with board, houses for rent or sale, farm for sale, goods for sale including coats and jelly jars, offices and storefronts for lease, job notices for salesmen and stenographers, and miscellaneous items. Names and addresses appear, including West Street, East Broad Street, Lake Avenue, and other locations, with several contact phone numbers and boxes for responses. The item mix depicts urban classified activity with multiple short notices and requests.
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