Fragmentary Public notice style from early 20th century paper
The text appears to be a fragmented OCR mix from a local paper referencing a family incident, a small fire at a W. 113th Street home, and a March Wis. item about beverage designation and taxi line oversight. Readable entities include Elyria, W. 113th Street, and Halt’s taxi line.
Mischief Threat Reported on South Maple Street
Wan found on South Maple Street with reports describing a feared enemy and possible intrusion. On another occasion an auto was stolen and damaged. residents fear further incidents at his residence.
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Wan
South Maple Street
Local Socials and Grange Meeting in Grafton
Mr and Mrs A A Spitzer entertained relatives including A J Nelson from Exactaire Wisconsin and W G Stedman of Lakewood with others from Cleveland and Chatham. Reports note F B Sehriver's illness in Marseilles and a dangerous condition. Grafton Grange held a March 1 meeting with about sixty attendees conferring first and second degrees on fourteen candidates. program included readings, an essay, songs, and a cherry tree prize to W A Whitney.
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Qorafton
Mareh
A. A. Spitzer
A. J. Nelson
Exactaire
Wisconsin
W. G. Stedman
Lakewood
Dward Bruyere
Cleveland
C. M. Spitzer
Melvin
Chatham
F. B. Sehriver
Marseilles
J. H. Sheldon
Man In the Moon
Ethel Banks
Margaret O'Connor
Grafton Social Calendar Notes Auction Plans and Local News
Reading program titled Soul's Spring Cleaning announced with Mrs. W E Baker. Local events include dinner by Division No 1 of the Widening Circle on March 16 and school buildings to be auctioned on April 3 and 4. Clubs hold meetings at Mrs P H Rogers and Belden High School banquet March 16 with orchestra from Lakewood. Obituary for Charles Kellogg notes long Grafton ties and large family. Multiple visits, illness updates, and community notices accompany the schedule of meetings and social gatherings through mid March.
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W. E. Baker
Fred Schneider
Whitney
Mary Starkey
Jia
Ruby
BE. A. Kelly
Cleveland
FE. EK. Lehriver
Elizabeth Cavatna
M. E
Board of Education
Grafton Township
Ladies of the
Belden
P. H. Rogers
W. S&s. Aldrich
L. D. Lehman
E. Hosier
B. Belden
S. Davidson
E Schwan
G. Myera
Rogers
D. Reisinger
J. D. Mennell
Emma
Lorain
Litchfield
Ife
Mam Kellorgy
KE. Harder
W N. Hitchcock
Arthur Draga
Amherst
Nitake
Tee Club
Grace McClintock
J. R. Koight
Riday
Ruby Starkey
Perry Mennell
Elyria
C. H. Johnson and
Familly
A. E. Mennell
Belden Hich
Lakewood
Parent- Teachers‘ Association
Collins Broch
Delaware
M. E. Church
Itching Remedy Zemo Promises Quick Skin Relief
There is one remedy that seldom fails to stop itching torture and relieve skin irritation. Zemo can overcome eczema, itch, pimples, rushes, and blackheads in many cases. Minor blemishes may disappear overnight and itching stops instantly. Safe antiseptic liquid, easy to use, priced at one dollar.
Murder Trial Opens at Steubenville
Steubenville March 8. A murder trial opens with proceedings in the Steubenville court. Officials and witnesses are slated to testify as the case against the defendant proceeds.
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Steubenville
Orio
How Fat Actress Was Made Slim
A driven trend in stage circles favors Marmola Prescription Tablets for fat reduction. An actress claims steady, easy weight control using the new Marmola form, advising others to try the product. Available for one dollar retail or direct from Marmola Co. Detroit.
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Marmola Co
Woodward Ave
Detroit
Mich
Yorkville Mill Guard on Murder Trial Resumes in Common Pleas
A new jury is summoned after the first was dismissed for irregularities in drawing and summoning. T. H. Roberts, Yorkville mill guard, faces capital murder charges for allegedly operating a machine gun and firing into a crowd of strikers in a Yorkville street. The case is a landmark labor dispute in eastern Ohio, signaling a long legal battle ahead.
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T. H. Roberts
Yorkville
Elmer Cox
Common Pleas
Roberts
Ohio
Post Office Receipts Show Record February Rise
Washington March reports postal receipts rose in February by 13.8 percent, though not matching January's peak. The Post Office department said the February gain is the largest percentage increase for that month since 1918.
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Washington, March
Postoffice Department
Fort Worth Leads 50 Cities With 43 Percent Rise
United States meat exports for seven months ending January 31 reached 617,057,828 pounds valued at 84,358,573 dollars, the commerce department reported. The previous year ending January showed 76,253,4838 dollars in value.
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Washington, March
United States
Department of Commerce
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Davidson
Elyria Davidge
Etreet
Ata
Wis
Embly
Utos
Halt
Second Street
Automobile
Grafton
Cinderella
Ren
Evert
Ie Children’s Pparel Shop
J. L. Beesing
Ed Wise
N. A. Spitver
Redmond
J. W. Sheldon
St. Patrick
A. Guyenka
Douglas Gibnon
Berea
Miss Whitbeck
Grafton Street
Geo. Spitzer
Perry Ryder
Kentucky
Tennessee
Georgia
Daytona
Geach
Miami
Fla
Andrew Spitzer
F. A. Humphrey
Optometrist
Court Street
BON Ton Millinery
Postoffice
Fort Worth
Steger
Saha
Melody Music
Pianos—Talking Machines
Records Music
Broad Street
Artreda
Navy
Havanna
Shades