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Newspaper
Lorain County Reporter
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1893
Page
8
Fragmentary OCR piece shows probate action naming Rosanna J Turner as administratrix, with notices of bids for Broad Street improvement and bonds by Elyria city officials. It mentions dates, guaranties, and city clerk signatures, but details are incomplete and garbled.
Notice details a sale of bonds by the city of Regata and a probate sale of Glen Ridge property in Lorain County Ohio. It lists bond terms, dates, appraised values, and payment schedules, and then describes a public sale of lands with parcel descriptions and required payments secured by mortgage.
A collage of clipped items notes wheat prices at 60 cents per bushel, upcoming summer vacation at Oberlin, brick street paving issues in the city, and the Knights of Pythias selecting Cuyahoga Falls as the orphan home site with a $20 000 Cook. William Lang of Lorain dies at 61 from injuries on a South Side street car. Alfred Fauver praised for police judge role with long experience and conservative but firm demeanor.
Our paper renews a limited offer with Dr B J Kendall Co of Enosburgh Falls Vermont for a free copy of A Treatise on the Horse and his diseases. Send your address with a two cent stamp for mailing. The work is valued by horse lovers and widely sold across the United States and Canada.
A man recalls his wife’s steadfast sense about home danger as he dresses. He mentions her warning last night that burglars were in the house, and she asks nervously why she was right. The exchange hints at underlying tension and fear within domestic life.
A narrator reflects on a theft dispute waking to find money gone after DL's sleep. One character quips that if others had confronted the killer they’d have recovered the cash, while the partner gingerly notes the risk of becoming a widower. She returns half the money.
Mischief laden letter from 1833 lists route costs and expenses for NY deliveries. It notes billiards expense, horse and buggy, two cigar boxes priced 1.40 and 0.60, a novelty article costing 7.50 per gross offered at 7.25 a dozen, and a travel fare for the Nickel Plate road with daily trains and summer dates. The tone is brisk business chatter mixed with casual humor.
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