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Newspaper
Daily Star
Location
Marion, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1878
Page
3
The column records scattered happenings including Emory Brewer's transfer to Columbus for treatment, a local playful remark about Vol. Lapham, and the Boss inspecting counterfeit $190 bills. It notes residents attending the May festival, near misses to injury, a hair growth joke about Dad Scofield, Miss L. Winters arriving for a dressmaking share, and numerous small town activities.
Mr. George Beckley of Caledonia, about seventy, was fatally injured when stepping from the 3C track into the path of a westbound A and G W train near Caledonia tank. He had lived in the county 60 years and served as County Surveyor. noted for jail opposition and old-time letters in the Mirror.
Mr F Diebold's Thomas Cat charged with killing Mr Peter Fetter's chickens. Trial set for May 135 at 9 am. Jury demanded, then a 6 member stock jury was seated. Case reset for May 21 at 1 pm before John Davids. Jury warned to avoid conversations and papers but allowed to read The Stan. Witnesses to attend.
The C and T Depot saloon proprietor was arrested today for violating the Sunday ordinance and fined five dollars plus costs. A public notice warns that order must be observed and that even ball playing will be forbidden to curb youth misdeeds. a sample of stricter behavior may follow.
A fragmented local item references cro region figures and a figure named Kean Thaekeeds amid garbled names such as Tyadora Yaiou and Turest Osugerers. Mentions spam and May as a time marker for preventive dealer actions.
Fragmentary OCR note lists years and states a protest or claim but provides no coherent events or identifi able entities. The readable text hints at a legal or formal matter with multiple garbled terms, leaving insufficient details for a precise summary.
A damaged OCR passage hints at a dispute over goods moved to common quarters and potential lawsuits over adjustments or remedies. The text is garbled and lacks clear names, dates, or entities but suggests a claim related to misallocation or improper handling prompting possible legal recourse.
A merchant advertises cheaper taanaur and samples of 6 Beta parts, claiming direct-from-factory origin and broad warranty. The seller promises refunds if customers are not satisfied and states products will be offered at much lower prices than rivals.
Fragmentary ledger line reads list of corset items and prices in a local trade record. Mentions Gold Corset priced at 80.75 Bull Maceue Loy Hart duplicates 1.45 and a 4 Prize Dupex item. References an Amember corset priced 15 with inscription Impr'ed.
An advertisement highlights a wide selection including Nick Rucbing items and over forty different styles of sock coms, with low prices. Also touted are ties, bows, scarves, and tea co 72s in a large assortment.
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