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Newspaper
Lorain County Reporter
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 1892
Page
4
The Elyria paper critiques tax duplicates funding public schools and questions Oberlin college holdings. It laments tax burdens on orphans and widows while supporting public education and calls for political unity and reform in local legislation.
A lengthy address to youths emphasizes education, industry, temperance, and personal responsibility. It warns that parents cannot always guide them and urges self discipline, saving, and choosing a profession. It also notes opposition to taxation favoritism and promotes temperance and moral conduct.
Eveline A Prosser of Brighton judged insane and ordered to Toledo asylum. Will of Frederick Bouse of Medina county admitted to probate. Exemplified copy of Chase Spear of Constantinople admitted to record. State of Ohio vs Elmer Carles Lorain petit larceny. sent to workhouse thirty days. Wilber estate appointee J P Wellington executor. Jacob Mandelbaum Cleveland appointed administrator for Lewis E Rosenfeld estate. State of Ohio vs Ednad Nelson and Lucy McCornica Oberlin petit larceny. girls incorrigible. Nelson pleads not guilty. trial pending.
A compilation shows transfers including H A Snider to Carl Peters in Branwell's and Braman's additions, Braman trustee to Alma Lorain, W A Born to Jacob Born in Grafton, and multiple Amherst Lorain transfers. Other names include Thos Edwards, H A Barnard, C Winterberger, W L Gott, and John Jan Kinth with properties in Amherst Elyria Lorain Oberlin and North Amherst.
A clipped report notes a ceremony tied to merit gains at Beebe involving local figures and a parade like event. It mentions Kirk's Standon and Meyne's Drug Store in Beebe House Block as local sponsors or familiar names.
A complete stock of fall and winter items led by horse blankets fur robes ladies and gentlemen club skates carriage cushions anti rust tinware copper teaket tles and boilers Warren paints white lead and oils and wood pumps leather and web halters iron and steel horseshoes and nails carriage aprons horse covers plus shelf and heavy hardware all bought for cash and offered at bottom prices.
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