Marion Onto 1878 civic boom and crime notes
The Marion area reports a growing city with proposed Diebold organ and a grand Main Street opera house planned for next spring. Burglary and purse theft incidents recur, including a Sandusky river bridge cost of $24,365 and local robberies, while editors promote home reading and local industry.
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Marion's Growth Drives Taxation for City Improvement
The article notes daily taxes fund growth toward a future Marion metropolis. It urges property owners to invest in city value or move away. It also reports the death of D Firstenberger's wife near Marion from rheumatic kidney inflammation after a decline in health. She left behind nine children, a husband, and other relatives.
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