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Newspaper
Lorain County Reporter
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1893
Page
4
Price list notes annual rate of 0.28 with a reference to a Saturday in September 1803. The item reads as a fragment from an early 19th century Ohio publication, mentioning Reitehed Grey and a price per year in a brief notice.
A long-era article sketches local races for board of public works county offices and state senate. It praises McKinley prospects and Republican figures like F F Thomas and F E Griffin, critiques Hoke Smith, and comments on prohibition politics, brick paving, and county treasurer retirements, urging party unity and campaign organization in Lorain county.
Excerpt praises Foraker for unwavering GOP loyalty and leadership at all times. It lauds his vigor, calls out Bourbon critics, and notes H. P. Chapman’s recent election as county treasurer with a $150000 bond backed by numerous sureties, asserting taxpayers can feel secure.
Event notices announce Governor McKinley’s Elyria visit with a reception and program scheduled at 9 o'clock on the county fair's last day. The piece touts protection for American industries and urges voters to bring Democratic neighbors to hear the free doctrine, highlighting Lorain County support.
The obituary notes Mise Deterty resigned from a Elyria post, known for upright dealings and many friends who regret her untimely death. She was en route to Leicester, Mass., to teach history and literature at a college led by Corwin F. Palmer. Her funeral occurred in Columbus on Monday, Sept. 4, with interment planned at Marietta after vault storage at Green Lawn.
The funeral for Miss Mattie L Todd was held last Monday afternoon with wide attendance of relatives and friends. Born September 22, 1872, she spent her youth in this city before illness forced her from school about a decade ago. Though her life was brief, she touched many with the kindness she showed and wreaths came from the Christian Endeavor Society and a floral anchor from D of R. Cards of thanks express gratitude for support during sickness and burial.
A large sale offers sixty thousand pairs of boots and shoes, damaged by smoke, at a fraction of value in the store room at 23 East Broad street. Also lamp shop promotions urge better lighting with re-trim services and lamp parts. Elyria Kindergartners open fall term September 1 in Sharp's block. Nickel Plate Road advertises World’s Fair excursions on specific dates.
Under order of Lorain County Probate Court Ohio Onin ek will hear all parties claiming preferred index claims on Friday the final day of September at 1 p.m. at 2 Wear Brom Street over Chap man Robinsons Clothing Store to decide priority over general creditors. Creditors must appear to protect their interests A St John Newareref t Assembler of Lorain Manufacturing Co
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