Time Table Adopted May 13 1877 In Michigan Company
A&G W R RK Time Table adopted May 13 1877 notes a western institution and home company. It mentions insurance relevance and aligns with the Michigan context in the company.
07 Jan 1878
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Newspaper
Daily Star
Location
Marion, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1878
Page
1
A&G W R RK Time Table adopted May 13 1877 notes a western institution and home company. It mentions insurance relevance and aligns with the Michigan context in the company.
Presents entice readers with a free bundle of roll plated cuff buttons shirt studs ring nibble plated ring dollar button and a tipped pencil with every handkerchief purchased from Samuel Hume of Marion Ohio valued at 360 dollars in total gifts formerly retailed at 125 dollars each free to all buyers in the county.
A man seeks to protect his family by securing life coverage through Michigan Mutual after his wife and children are provided for via a $3,000 payout from the Mario’s Agency.
Keefer and Snake announce a refreshed room in Miller's Block Marion offering cheap groceries and provisions with free city-wide delivery. They stock top cigars and tobacco and thank Marion and vicinity for past favors inviting continued patronage from customers. Call to inspect goods located one door north of Kerr House.
Attorney at law H T Van Fleet announces sale listings in Marion Ohio and surrounding counties. 154 acre James King Jr and 80 acre George Seidie farms lead a large catalog including hundreds of acres from Union Pacific Kansas Pacific Burlington & Missouri and other lines. Ten dwelling houses in Marion plus town property mills land and extensive property in multiple states offered on reasonable terms.
A list of guests and arrivals at Kerr House and EXCHANGE HOTEL including Geo Roberts Parmela Cleveland A J Spaoman Mansfield John Early Ridgeway E Badeptumed N Y JW Hutch Delaware H A White Crestline B Waddle M W Monnett J Waddle S H Royce Monticello Ww Campbell QG Jacobs Buffalo S J Maiden John Cartmell VJ Price Philadelphia V P Jones Toledo W N Switzer Newark Demsey Frank Smith Kilmore B Eatt Dr McMahan E H Sage Carey.
A county resident recounts paying a beer-slinger ten cents a kiss for a hundred kisses at a city concert saloon. He highlights the demoralizing effect on families and youths, condemns obscene language and indecent shows, and warns of prison or ruin for patrons and workers. The piece denounces female waiter saloons as harmful and notes their decline in larger cities.
A call to action asks citizens to drive out a corrupting presence believed to threaten youth. The plea urges personal effort, public sentiment, and decisive action rather than reliance on others. A postscript notes Douglas leaving for Columbus and questions future safety.
A coral necklace and a pair of coral ear rings were misplaced Saturday night between H. T. VanFleet's and M. P. Shield's. The finder is asked to leave them at the Intelligence office.
The Western Christian Advocate notes the marriage of Garberson, youngest son of Judge Garberson of Marion, to the second daughter of Rev. L C Webster, Marion pastor and Western contributor, welcoming the couple to matrimony.
A playful exchange echoes in a bidding room as a bidder asks to bid freely and then offers a courteous morning greeting to the auctioneer. The playful line captures a light moment amid the auction atmosphere.
Readers describe travelers from Columbus returning home disappointed after a ve day delay. The brief notes the mood of the group as they depart, with scarce details on origin and destination.
The music at G B Cholotian's on Tuesday was furnished by Dabney's String Band and Newcomb's. Newcomb did the calling.
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