For Sale Fresh-Proof Safe and Flour Tradings
Business notices advertise a fresh-proof safe with 380 capacity for 30 shillings. S. Hume is the contact. Also promotes Cant Brake's flour as good value for four dozen units.
02 Mar 1878
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Newspaper
Daily Star
Location
Marion, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1878
Page
1
Business notices advertise a fresh-proof safe with 380 capacity for 30 shillings. S. Hume is the contact. Also promotes Cant Brake's flour as good value for four dozen units.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a person in Maron and vicinity with references to a dentist and rooms, but details are too incomplete to identify a coherent event or outcome. No identifiable names, dates, or places beyond vague local references.
Mart Muler offers 1,000 feet of top quality fence posts and cordwood at 2 per cord. Posts are six cents each.
A garbled item references flour trade terms and several firms or persons, including Cant, Drake, Diteh, Marker's, Sopkas, and Ed Maioy. The fragment hints at measurements or pricing and possible partnerships or sellers in a local flour market scene.
Incomprehensible OCR fragment describes a dining setting and a drawing room, with scattered names and unclear actions. The readable bits mention a restaurant and a person or group awaiting something, but no coherent event or outcome is clear.
Unclear damaged text from a historical page mentions rooms, address and products like kits and weed with references to ASC wap da en YG Tone in Marcon and ROOBBETS. Fragment lacks coherent facts or names to confirm a clear event.
Fragmentary text references Mrs TL Boor Bi, UM Eagaierea, and Erquue of ALN Riley in a dispute or feud. Details are garbled with multiple names and incomplete phrases, making the exact event and parties uncertain.
A local notice describes Jos. Gudetied receiving nine tons of tobacco products across multiple brands and qualities. It mentions arrangement for sorting the items and a set distance of miles for delivery, with unclear references to customer notes and additional goods.
Money wanted for five years requests 500 dollars with a plan to reduce principal by 100 each year. Mention of moving costs and a call to the state office. T J McGrude listed as having received a sum tied to Warps Bruabes Com 1 and related items.
Mrs Coline offers services for ladies in Maronan area including making puffs ears and alad switches from combings. Tampied can be repaired and arou available at Biarmond's store. Switches repaired and all orders routed. Can be found at the Exchange Mo io.
Juat reserved at Pettis Western New York 1873. FURNITURE Kowalke Hudson keeps a full line of cooking and caskets of all kinds. Fonera is promptly attended to.
The item suggests a local station offers job printing for letters envelopes cards and similar items. It emphasizes the shop as a convenient place for printing tasks and related stationery needs.
The Star office reminds subscribers that service remains available. Instructions indicate continuing support for readers and a promise to assist and satisfy customer needs through ongoing correspondence and delivery.
The third term of Johnson's Wa ting Sehest starts Monday March 4 and runs each evening except Sundays. The five dollar eighty five cent fee covers lessons and materials, with a special ladies class at 2 pm and an emphasis that this will be the instructor's last term in Marion.
A jumbled collage of local quips, misprints, and notices from Galion, Marion, and surrounding papers. Topics range from school discipline and big Rosa threats to county beasts, tailor ads, dialect jokes, and petty crimes. Mentions Octarion, Union county, Grand Union Hotel, Cincinnati, and several local residents and editors. The tone is brisk and humorous with many brief anecdotes.
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