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Newspaper
Elyria Reporter
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1906
Page
5
A garbled wire from Sept 6 discusses a boxing event with fighters and weights, plus references to public notices and a corn remedy ad. Names are unclear, but mentions Nelson and Chad amid unrelated text about phonetic word references and a mail-order remedy offer from The Supply Company, Washington.
Fragmented OCR notes describe a path or event near Pana with unclear wording and missing specifics. The readable portion mentions a march or movement device and an unclear quotation, offering no identifiable people, organizations, dates, or places.
My Chas Saunders of Clark Street is very critically ill with typhoid fever. The Mothers' Aid will meet Friday at 2 P.M. with Mrs John Canabee of Lake Avenue. A good attendance is expected as a line program has been prepared. All are cordially invited. Mrs A B Nichols Lecy. The Women’s Association of the Second Congregational Church will host an ice cream and cake social at
The Thirty-seventh District Democratic Senatorial convention in Webster City Iowa did not name a candidate as several nominees declined. Tickets for Townsend Baer were to be attended by special care arranged by the C and S S Traction Co.
Wedding at Chippewa Lake on Tuesday evening September 11. Guests will travel from Elyria leaving at 5 p m and will return at their convenience. Also noted United States cruiser Boston endangered after rock collision in Puget Sound remaining in Belingham harbor with risk of sinking. Mrs H A Budd relocates dressmaking to 244 East Sol Street inviting old and new customers.
F. J. Knox, who bought land west of the city, says plans are maturing slowly due to the large corporation. He notes surveyors may be trying to secure a beach line between Oak Point and Lorain for docks, denying involvement with the Standard Qi company. He also cannot comment on the U S revenue cutter at Oak Point. Hall's Catarrh Cure advertisement offers one hundred dollar reward for cures, with testimonials and price.
Wellington paper tells of John O'Brien, noted for generosity, arranging urgent transport for J A Gorman of Nickel Plate who fell ill on No 32. O'Brien and Agent Fisher found Gorman’s employer details, stopped a fast train, and sent a locomotive and ambulance to Cleveland for treatment. Gorman died in Cleveland. he leaves a wife and three children in Lancaster, Ohio.
Baltimore Maryland and return fare on the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad with a stopover in Washington and Harpers Ferry offered from Elyria at 1130 dollars for a three day two weeks trip. Eugene Planter killed by a train at Manteno. Family in Kankakee Illinois learns his whereabouts after five years. Margaret Horan a wealthy beggar arrested in Washington on an insanity charge found sane and ordered to return to Denver.
Washington reports a dire need for a new facility as demand for small bills surges, with daily sheet requisitions up from normal. The Bureau expands with five new numbering machines and nearly 100 new hand presses, crowding existing space from basement to attic.
The agency plans a brick and iron building in the city used for document storage. Expansion focuses on adding examiners to count and inspect bills, with housing needs stressing the bureau. Separately, Anton and Mary Lantz remarried after a Sterlington divorce.
A fragmented ad warns that sail boats should be reefable to handle wind safely. It urges keeping Kodol for Dyspepsia handy to aid digestion. The text also promotes a correspondence finance course offering, with addresses and payment terms for enrollment.
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