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Newspaper
Elyria Reporter
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1902
Page
2
The Elyria Daily Reporter announces subscription terms and delivery details. Rates and payment options are outlined for city residents for annual and possibly other term periods.
The United States treasury holds about 457 988 194 in gold with daily inflows of 200 000 to 980 000. Treasury officials call this prosperity and financial stability proof while gold is being replaced by certificates and small denomination notes.
Advertises discounted round trip tickets to Indianapolis and Washington DC via Big Four and Southern routes for Spanish American War veterans and other travelers. Includes sale dates September 20 21 22 with return through September 25 or later, deposit and revalidation details, and special events at Sandusky and Cedar Point with concerts and vaudeville. Tickets available from local agents.
Advertises low rates for trips to New York City with return by October 14. Includes Lake Shore and Michigan Southern service details and mentions excursion tickets and return validity. Dates and precise terms are partly unclear due to OCR.
The first dance of the season begins Wednesday evening at Hofackers hall at the corner of Pearl and 10th street in South Lorain. Everyone is cordially invited to attend this social event.
City notices advertise excursions along the Lake Shore and Michigan Southern line on October 3 4 5 and 14 with tickets via A J Smith and P T A Cleveland Ohio 20746 Readers are told workers must visit 3 000 000 blossoms to obtain a pound of homey, a busy bee note included.
Report describes a planned rally with Senators Hanna and Fokker as speakers. Republicans aim for a large demonstration with monster parade and expedition rate details. Delegations from nearly every county expected to attend the event.
Mayor George Couch of Wellington told Columbus legislators that the Nash code proposal would force villages to bear costly government overhead. He argued villages could not meet expenses or raise enough by taxation to pay numerous salaried officials, leaving cities as the only able to govern.
Fire insurance agents report widespread rate increases in recent months as U S underwriters lose money from low risk practices, leading to massive claims and several companies pulling out. The industry seeks to recover, with insurers forecasting eventual lower rates after recouping losses.
Mrs STA Keller of North Amherst was returning from Toledo when someone picked her pocket on Monday night at Lake View. The thief took a seven dollar share of her money. Police have been notified per Lorain Democrat report. Lumber firm Parsch Lumber Penny also noted in the item.
A notice from Oberlin Business College announces two openings for a bookkeeper or stenographer to be filled by a student from the school. The college claims unmatched post graduate support and employment assistance for its graduates.
Daily one way tickets offered to California Arizona New Mexico Nevada Colorado Oregon Idaho and Montana at very low rates through Wabash routes. Includes fair display of 20th Century washing machine by Topliff and Ely Co and new barber shop opening September 11 in Brower Block inviting friends and customers.
The advertisement claims Paine's Celery Compound cleanses the blood and strengthens the body. It narrates a testimonial of relief from grippe, rheum, and kidney trouble, praising the remedy as a cure and expressing gratitude for renewed vitality.
Comrades of the G A R planning a Washington visit for the 86th National Encampment in October are urged to obtain the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad illustrated guide Ride to Washington. The booklet, priced at 10 cents, is praised as accurate and handy with maps of Gettysburg Burg and Antietam available with each copy.
Train fare offers round trip passage to Columbus Ohio with a special rate from Big Our points in Ohio. Tickets good for travel to Columbus and return through September 6 1902. Information available at the station or ticket office.
In September and October the Southern Ry will sell low rate one way tickets to western and northwestern points including Montana Utah Washington Oregon California. Ask agents or write AJ Smith Cleveland to obtain particulars.
Plaintiffs Edna and Johnson, by attorney, seek payment of a debt with interest from 1902 and request court relief. Defendants cinta and James F Leahy are named, with the village action and conditions stated. the defendant may be required to pay by the specified date or face enforcement.
An advertisement asserts happiness stems from proper food, praising whole natural wheat and Shredded Wheat. It argues good health comes from natural, complete nutrition and promotes a booklet from the Natural Food Company of Niagara Falls, N. J., offering the open sesame to happiness.
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate a published quarterly list related to tailors and names. The readable text mentions deeding to publish and a tube reference, but vital details and full names are missing.
A voluntary testimonial from a man who reports relief from stomach troubles after using Kodol Dyspepsia Cure. The ad claims the product digests food and cures various stomach issues, urging readers to try the remedy for similar results.
Homeseekers announces reduced price excursions via Wabash R R on September 1 and October 1 and 21. Tickets to the northwest southwest and north west points available. For details write or call P BE Dombargh BP and T A Wabash R R 307 Madigan Street Toledo Ohio.
Readable lines suggest an article praising James H Montgomere for health guidance on kidney liver bladder and digestion. The piece frays with garbled OCR but asserts inquiry into remedies and curative experiments attributed to a Dr Cher cat or Conuear Gonena with broad claims of effectiveness.
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