Flour brand Capv Drake's the Boss, locals say
Readers advised to try Capv Drake's flour brand with confidence and enthusiasm. The catchphrase BOSS hints at strong quality and local popularity.
11 Jan 1878
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Newspaper
Daily Star
Location
Marion, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1878
Page
1
Readers advised to try Capv Drake's flour brand with confidence and enthusiasm. The catchphrase BOSS hints at strong quality and local popularity.
Advertisement lists Star newspaper subscription prices with advance payment benefits and monthly rates for non prepaid plans. It includes timetable data with stations Cincinnati Urbana Marion Galion Salamanca and times for morning and evening runs, noting adoption date May 13 1877.
A 25 cent offer from Samuel Hume of Marien Ohio promises a genuine Skipareen Linen Handkerchief with free gifts. Buyers receive roll plated cuff buttons, shirt studs, engagement ring, collar button, tipped pencil, and more totaling 360 dollars in value. Gift bundle presented as free with purchase.
Keefer and Snake announce re fitting their room in Miller's Block Marion Ohio they offer a full assortment of groceries provisions and free delivery across the city They also stock cigars and tobacco and thank Marion residents for past favors inviting patronage at their location one door north of Kerr House.
Public auction at 1 p m at the court house front, Newton Messenger listing 65 acres in Marion township and other parcels in Big Island and Green Camp townships, totaling 80 acres plus 50 acres in Montgomery and Green Camp areas. Terms: one third down, one third in one year, one third in two years by mortgage at 6 percent. Land Agent H T Van Fleet and Auctioneer J W Hewerd.
A long list of guests and patrons at Kerr House and nearby hotels includes J K Bennet Mansfield F Emelking Cincinnati JB Brandelu N Y J Landon W L Dedder Newton N J N H Hatfield Cincinnati S H Gast with Young Prospect W D McCracken Cincinnati P Voorhees Columbus J H Penrick Howard B R Howser city J Harris Cincinnati J B McConvell Upper Sandusky W S Hare Columbus Deli Robinson Cincinnati Geo W Johnson Wyandot Co. Wm Campbell city A J Hare Sandusky W B Dix Springfield N W Harland Toledo RH Show Portland Robin Kluyper Columbus A S Kur near Cleveland P LeRoy Mansfield F Miller Boston N Howard Honsdale E Masterson Cincinnati James Parsons N Y EXCHANGE HOTEL George Follett Westport Gonn Charles Frantzerty F E Davis York Center TW Miller Richwiod Charles Gleason Carey.
Our village stays alert to heat and interest as carpenters push toward frame completion on the warehouse and J Holland's large building nears finish. J P Barat's grain and flour trade remains strong, while Barnthouse weighs 290 hogs bought by Irving boys. John Herges drives the champion hog lot, averaging 530 pounds, Will Irvine of Killdeer brings the second best at about 225 pounds.
A fragmented tale describes Dr Hyde's patent hen nest that tricks hens into endless laying and promises wealth. A senator, enticed by a persuader, buys a "peranader" and suffers a loss, with the episode ending in ironic disappointment.
The LaRue News reports a subscriber offers to publish a Marion Mirror letter if the paper shares half the cost of stereotyping to print it weekly. It notes an afternoon westbound train delay and a LaRue woman dropping a shoe on the rail, requiring a new rail installation.
Stone and Moore advertise a market sale boasting the best brands of teas. They invite customers to call, examine the goods, and be satisfied with carefully selected groceries offered at low prices.
At a surprise party in Marion, George C was heard saying Drive that car down this way He should have added So that this calf can drink The remark creates a quirky moment captured in local chatter reflecting rural humor.
A newspaper item notes the birth of a child named Pondieton in a piece described as The Senatorial. The scant text references an eight year span and mentions the term aaa in relation to the event.
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