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Newspaper
Elyria Reporter
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1903
Page
2
Local notices indicate adjustments to county positions including chair, treasurer, and survey supervisor roles. New names and terms emerge amid administrative reshuffles affecting planning, budgeting, and public works oversight.
A fragmentary column discusses bank depositors and national thrift, praising prosperity while critiquing politicians and campaign tactics. It mentions Oberlin water filtering, Clarke and Johnson in finance debates, and a dubious note on bank stock ownership within a broad political critique.
WS Wallace and family extend heartfelt thanks to neighbors and friends for kindness shown during the sickness and death of their wife and mother.
The piece critiques Tom Johnson and his push for a single land tax tied to Henry George ideas. It argues the plan would confiscate private lands and bring absolute free trade, warning of economic ruin for workers and widespread industry closures. It contrasts Johnson with Ohio’s political context and opposes free trade among Democrats.
A fragmented ad urges readers to consult Dr. Pettingill of Burlington Vermont about kidney remedies claiming to cure a long list of ailments. It promises free personal advice after sending symptoms.
Classified column notes that four advertisement slots will be inserted over three days for pricing and schedule details. The brief mentions 36 auctions or listings across aunt-related notices without full specifics.
Advertisements list multiple properties in Ohio and nearby areas offering quick cash sales and transfers. Items include a ten room house with modern improvements on 14th avenue, a Cleveland Street home, a brick cabinet shop, and various rooms for rent. Notes mention methods of sale and contact references.
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