Rural notes with pigs, poetry and protests in Marion
Local snippets report Jersey Reds valued at sixty head, plus a pig sale by Quin Pettit. Phrases poke at manners and editors, while a rural poem sketches village life as Marion, Ohio evolves with painting, gardening and public mischief.
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HW. M. Murdock
Longville
Waddie & Aes
Quin Pettit
Knapp
Bedford County
Pac
Ohio
Cashevion County
Cashoctes
Knox
Marion County
Mother Knapp
Marion
Daily Stax Appeal for Subscriptions to Boost Towns Growth
Readers are urged to support the Inland Ohio town by subscribing to the Daily Stax. The notice promises a brighter city image if two hundred of six hundred subscribers pay one dollar this week to sustain the paper’s “twinkier” brilliance and guide visitors to admire the town.
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Oder
Ohio
Stax
Clark Turney Sells Enamel Cuff Pins at Half Price
Clark Turney offers beautiful enamel cuff pins at fifty cents per pair, cheaper than elsewhere at one dollar. He also lists late jewelry styles and watches and clocks at bare-shelf prices. Corner of Main and Railroad streets.
Grand Room in Masonic Block Becomes New Goods Hub
Readable text shows the center room of the Masonic Block now serving as a grand place to set goods and attract customers with bold display. The scene implies a bustling market shift toward this central venue, inviting shoppers to inspect wares and bargains in a transformed storefront space.
Largest Opening Yei in Masonie Block Showroom
The article describes a grand opening in the Masonie Block center, featuring a new store named Fuey Goods selling novelties and Phl products. It promotes “Drv Guud Nuudsa” and warns that the beater isom-Magonie offers bargains for visitors to see the sods and enjoy featured merchandise.
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Masonie Block
Terze Ateek
Drv
Nuudsa
Fuey
Fragmentary Note on Medicine and Prices at Barst Pharmacy
The fragment mentions Tine & Co's Drug Store offering 25 cents worth of medicine and a $1 dollop of inert syrup. A buyer refuses 25 and chooses to go without the medicine, with later unclear lines referring to pills and powders and a monitory share. The text is damaged and difficult to parse.
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Tn Taveso
Tine & Co
Leauys
Moniu
Frent Realz nz demands and hires experienced miner
At Frent Realz nz the firm secures the services of a miner with years of experience in flues and retail, to support operations in New York and Chicago. The move follows ongoing demands and aims to stabilize supply and expand service offerings.
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My New &Inpo
Local Market Listings At Waldo Mills And Nearby Stores
Fragmentary OCR notes list flour and other goods tied to Waldo Mills and shops along Lake and Kiser, with Ed Maloy's and firms Direa and Markery's mentioned as kept suppliers. The garbled text suggests a midweek retail notice for flour and related items at several local outlets.
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Caps
P.M. Diauigde
Oid
Direa
Markery’s
Lake & Kiser
Maloy’s
Laborers Wanted for Land Work at Green Camp
Laborers needed for clearing 2 acres on the Last near Green Camp. Property belongs to B. F. Stahl and H. J. VanFleet. The 50 acre lot is undersized and available for work on the site.
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B. F. Stahl
H. J. Vanfleet
Boarders Wanted At West And Canal Boarding House
Mrs A Britton informs the public that she has opened a boarding house at the West and Canal streets corner. First class accommodations offered with weekly and daily boarders sought. Satisfaction guaranteed.
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A. Britton
West
Canal Streets
Railroad Time Tables for C C C and IL Railway Bee Line
Railroad time tables published by the Chicago Central and Illinois Railway show Bee Line schedules effective May 12 with route Times and connections. The list outlines arrival and departure times for passenger car services and transfer points.
Time Table Adopted December 30 1877
A fragment references a time table for the line of the G W R R adopted on December 30 1877. It notes the trains and scheduling details briefly, with parts of train names or identifiers cut off in the OCR.
Bourke Opens Premier Tailor Shop on North Main
W A Bourke, a master tailor at 47 North Main Street, announces he is open and ready to cut. He promises superior garments second to none in the state and warrants all his work.
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N. Manor
A. Dr GW. KR. OR
W. Aa. Burke and Co
N. Main Seet
W. A. Bourke
Taylor
North Main Street
Ana Fe
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