Elyria Saturday editor notes subscription price
The notice, published in Elyria Ohio, states a weekly editor and confirms a subscription price of 1.25 dollars per year.
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Newspaper
Lorain County Reporter
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 1897
Page
4
The notice, published in Elyria Ohio, states a weekly editor and confirms a subscription price of 1.25 dollars per year.
The piece discusses John Sherman stepping down to become Secretary of State and M A Hanna moving to Sherman’s Senate seat, with support from Republicans. It notes expected policy shifts toward protectionism and patriotic foreign aims, and praises Hanna as a capable successor. It also surveys fiscal and religious debates amid economic strain and calls for reform in public expenditures and debt.
Elyria faces higher levies to cover current obligations and a looming bond issue while public figures clash over tariff policy and a proposed water works scheme. The piece condemns political graft, praises cautious governance, and urges voters to demand fiscal restraint and accountability ahead of key decisions.
Notice to caucus and convention officials cites election law deadlines for filing certificates of nomination with the Board of Deputy State Supervisors at least five days before the election. It notes blanks are available via township clerks and urges prompt filing after caucuses or conventions. Also discusses Lincoln McKinley inaugurations and security details as described by Stephen Fiske, along with assorted local notices and ads.
A reader recalls a Sunday school anecdote about a man who, after thirty three years without tobacco, claims savings from abstinence. The note ponders whether such thrift translates to real bank gains, with reflections on thrifty savers and the practical limits of tiny economies.
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