Temperance Rally Opens Oberlin Meeting
Judge Ather of Elyria led a temperance rally in Oberlin at First Methodist. President Joe Yocum opened the meeting with Professor A B Root noting optimistic views on enforcement and the law. Webber cited Oberlin and Lorain histories showing broad support for prohibition and claimed business leaders see improved conditions under the law.
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RLIN
Ather
Elyria
Oberlin Deration
Joe Yocum
A. 8. Root
E Webber
South
Australia
America
Webbar
Fhears
Oberlin
Lorain
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Helps Woman in Washington
Mrs. J. M. Sisperr of Everett reports relief from back and hip pain and leg ache after using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. The ad claims the remedy eases nervous irritability and improves ability to work and enjoy life.
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Att
Washington
Lydia E. Pinkham
J. M Sisperr
Everett
E. Pinkham
Prohibition talk backs law enforcement and victory at meeting
Judge Webber Mrechannie A Drummond and Tol. Porter spoke on prohibition as a lasting law and its impact on crime. Drummond shared experiences from western work stressing enforcement value while Porter praised improved business conditions and urged courage in pursuing violators. Officials of the Oberlin Dry Federation were reelected: President J D Yocum Treasurer W H Chapin Secretary Miss Susan F Hinman.
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Kave
Webber Mrechannie A Drummond
Wocot OU
Porter
Peoples Banking Company
Oberlin Dry Federation
Probate Court Week Entries Reflect Executors and Insanity Orders
Probate records show Carl H Smith named administrator for Richard Smith of Elria Bong with bond 190, William Jo Fisker of Amherst filed for probate, Arthur Hachenbarg named administrator for Annie Paley of Wellington, settlement with RiglMoor railway for 500, George 4 Hahn named administrator for Carria MocHahn of Russia with bond 25000, John Pable of Lorain declared insane and sent to Massillon hospital, Ethel MocOrwig of Lorain declared insane and sent to hospital. Also note a career vignette of Sir William Hos advancing from dairy chores in Scotland to railways leadership in South Africa, and Candy Day set for Saturday October 14 by the National Confectioners Association.
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Carl H Smith
Tichard Smith
Elria
Beautiful Pictures at Wurst's Hall Sunday Night
The notice highlights 47000 motion picture theatres worldwide with America hosting about 20450 venues. It promotes free showings at Wurst's Hall Sunday at 7 30 pm and notes Guy Fo Atkins is no longer connected with the company at the Northern Savings and Loan Co Masonic Temple location.
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America
United States
Europe
Wurst’s
Guy Fo Atkins
THE
Northern Savings & Loan CO Masonic Temple
Fragmented 19th Century Catalog Items
A list of assorted household goods with prices, including gun paraphernalia, wax mugs, enamelware, duster sets, mirrors, hampers, Ouija boards, pails, reels, mops, wax products, toilet paper, auto mats, rugs, baskets, swings, waffle irons, mats, sheets, curtains, wallpaper, dining room items, cut glass bowls, bowls sets, and vases. Prices range from $1.25 to $3.75, reflecting a mixed inventory.
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Jlo
J D Yocum
W H Chapin
Susan F. Hinman
Jegis
Grand Man's
Genecal Nelson A
Paris
Slider
Ecen
Am Re
Ally
Coane
Probate
Order of the Bath
Williamh Hos
Union of South Africa
Scotland
Dundee
South Africa
National Confectioners’ Association
Thomas
Riverview Park
Tver
Tady
Hygienic Ice Co
Rens Recent
Broad Street
Blytte
Ohio
Darley Avenue
Cleveland
J. George & CO
McCrain & Banks
McCall's
Castle’s
Wall Paper Store
Second Street
Chronicle-Telegram
Nets
Eclipse
Harry H. Smith
Rugs
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