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Newspaper
Elyria Reporter
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1903
Page
2
A cryptic OCR fragment describes a subscription issue or notice in a daily report. It mentions a daily reporter and a person or entity Blyrin with possible date or month references. The readable portion suggests a public notice or brief column item rather than a full story.
The piece argues that Republican policies drive present prosperity and frames the Democratic period as bleak. It contrasts Cleveland years under free trade with McKinley and Harrison administrations, urging voters toward peace and growth and opposing party-wide tax and rule disputes. It cites figures and comments on public sentiment, urging support for Republican leadership.
Belden and Nir WA Chamberlain visited Norwalk and Grafton for friends. The fifth annual Rotohords cousins and aunts reunion was held at the home of Mr and Mrs Aldrich of Gratton. Mrs Wrolox and daughter visited York State and Buffalo. Monnell, Monnell, and Aldrich traveled to Cleveland on business.
Brownhelm residents thank neighbors and friends for generous help after the loss of their horse. Names mentioned include JH Brandan, LN Louszler, EB Leassler, G Ziogler, Moss A Suhley, and Ed Bowtan with families from Millersburg Elyria and Cleveland areas. The note extends wishes for health prosperity and happiness.
Lake Avenue North Mr Wood and family of Oberlin were guests of Mr and Mrs Negus Sunday. Mr and Mrs Taft also, Mr J Phipps spent Sunday in Elyria with Mr B Phipps and family. A Stough and Wm Riley have returned from North Dakota, we A Standen visited last week with his grandma at South Lorin.
North Eaton notes say The Misses Cole from Michigan visiting friends in Eaton during the past week returned home Monday. Mrs Grace Longeon and her children Jeftor town were to move on Tuesday morning. Miss N Growel is visiting her cousin Ethel Foss.
Henrietta Mrs H L Carpenter and Misa E Martin of Chicago have been guests of Mr and Mrs J Gugenheimer for several days. Misses Mauds of Cleveland pre visiting their aunt, Mr and Mrs W Mance and daughters of Oberlin, spent Sunday here. Mr and Mrs Edward Stater and daughter of Cleveland visited Mr and Mrs Wor Slater. Lightning struck Mr E Booker last Tuesday evening but did not cause changes. Mr and Mrs E Hand moved to Elymin Tuesday. Misses Jennie and Clats Salzman visiting in Collinwood. Miss A Bauman working for her sister Mrs Haeni who has a little son. Miss Amelia Latteman visited relatives in Elyria just Sunday.
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