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Newspaper
Marysville Republican
Location
Marysville, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1908
Page
2
At Richwood Ohio the rates shown amount to 31.50 dollars for cash in advance subscribers.
Editor seethes at Taft for a Memorial day departure at Grant's tomb plus a past refusal to back flags for Union soldiers. Foraker scripts a bill that funds grave flags, earning veteran support while Taft loses trust of Grand Army Posts. Taft’s name enters history as a Roosevelt era blunderer.
Rev. Charles W. Bogle pastor of the Presbyterian church resigns to accept a call from the Presbyterian church in Rockford Ohio. The congregation and townspeople regret his departure and praise his service. Mrs. Bogle also well regarded for church work. His farewell sermon is likely on Sunday June 14.
Mrs H Ingle of Marion Ohio attributes relief from back pain headaches and dizziness to Doan's Kidney Pills after trials with other remedies. She reports permanent cure lasting five years and notes local dealer M C Wolgamor and Foster Milburn Co as sale agents. Price 50 cents. Remember the name Doan's.
Governor Andrew L Harris signals for attendance at the state G A R Encampment to be held in Lima on June 15 16 and 17. Lima hosts six steam railways and five traction lines widening access for the largest encampment in a decade. The grand review Thursday features the boys of 61 and 65 and includes the Ohio Drum Corps of War Veterans and the Grand Sons of Veteran Drum Corps with 100 Lima youths aged 12 to 15. Local veterans plan to attend and delegation size is expected to surpass prior years.
The Richwood National Red Stars lost to Prospect 4 to 3 in a tense Saturday baseball tilt. Mulvain pitched well and Fackler caught, but costly errors by the Red Stars doomed them despite Mulvain and Leffer leading with six and four strikeouts respectively. The Scott brothers mistook the game for football and Moss joined late, with only Mulvain and Leffer reaching base on balls and several Scott errors noted. Umpire Fackler ran the plate as the teams played 9 innings in 1 hour 30 minutes.
The Richwood blacksmiths and nearby towns announce immediate price increases for horseshoeing due to higher material and living costs. New shoes range from 1.20 to 1.50, resetting 0.70, turning 2.00, with listed names signing the notice.
E A Freshwater and Sons warn that Franklin Street from lot 333 to Ottawa Street is impassable and all travelers in any vehicle or on foot proceed at their own risk.
The Personal Liberty League reports 35 000 members in Hamilton county in under six weeks led by secretary Charles H Watters. Across Ohio 150 000 members join nationwide with Cleveland alone listing 36 000. by two months, Cincinnati and other cities push total to over 350 000, as meetings spread in every county through six months.
The West Liberty Banner reports Mr and Mrs T C Danforth moved from Delaware to Marengo in Morrow County Ohio this week. Mr Danforth is engaged in business at that place.
The ordinance directs the improvement of Franklin Street from Lot 383 to the south corporation line by paving with vitrified brick. It details cost sharing with the village and Columbus Magnetic Springs Northern Railroad, assessment methods, installments with interest, bond anticipation, and implementation steps. Passed June 1 1908 by Mayor Chas S Norris with Clerk Ray L Jordan.
The village of Richwood Ohio adopts Ordinance No 267 declaring levies for municipal support for 1909. It lists rates for safety purposes two and one half mills four and one half mills and one mill for other uses with a Grand Total twelve mills. Authority is given to the clerks to certify levies to the Auditor and to publish the ordinance June 4 1908.
Fragmentary text shows a village improvement note referencing furnishing materials and a certified check. It mentions locations south of a place named Let No, with references to Saint and Satis ca. The exact parties and amounts are unclear due to missing OCR text.
The report notes that Mere Lou produced 21 mares in 1807 and 26 mares are known to be in foal, indicating breeding outcomes and gestation status for the period.
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