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Newspaper
The Marion Daily Mirror
Location
Marion, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1908
Page
6
Rates range from 260 to 3.50 per day with American Plan and private baths. Open year round with special weekly rates. Visitors are urged to come drink the water and bathe to cure kidney stomach and nervous complaints, with medical advice offered for a $2.00 mail-in kit including six gallons of mineral water.
In a lively rink game Marion defeated Ashland 8 to 4 as Taylor dazzled with seven of eight local fouls won by Marion and two goals in the first period. Ashland’s Fletcher and Fahner showed effort but were unable to stop Marion’s fast play. The second game in the series will be tonight at the local rink with profits supporting the Marion threeball club. a Marion win could end the series.
An advertisement touts PAZO OINTMENT promising to cure itching milot bleeding or protruding piles within 14 days or money back. It emphasizes guaranteed relief and refunds, appealing to readers seeking quick, decisive treatment.
The Rooters' club, led by president Ko OM Shute, proposes renaming the Marlin club to the Diggers. The choice reflects Marion's dominant steam shovel industry and the team's plan to dig in and win the pennant under Manager Day.
An advertisement explains deafness stems from inflammation of the Eustachian tube and catarrh data. It promises a $100 reward for catarrh deafness cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure and urges writing for circulars from F. J. Cheney & Co of Toledo, with druggists selling the remedy and a note to take Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
The Albany club has shown interest in Hughey Tate as a key bat in its New York league plan. O'Day announces transport for twenty two players arriving Sunday to prepare by Tuesday. Lanks team plans include Justus Meek Seamon and White as stars for the new season.
The Cleveland article recalls Jake Daubert leaving the Naps for Nashville and how Headley and Cat aided Daubert and Homer Davidson in a season finale at the depot. The veteran club welcomed the young players, noting Daubert’s mature debut yet urging care with the new crop.
A Sunset Magazine feature describes the North Brookfield mill in Massachusetts turning flax into linen fiber rapidly, aided by a new process by Benjamin Midge of MIT. The method could reduce dependency on European linen and boost American cotton fabric output, with implications for mills and dental ice use noted in passing.
A vivid night of siege in Armagh unfolds as townspeople await news of Marshal Bagnal’s army. Noreen, devoted to a soldier, foresees hopeful riders, then learns the devastating defeat and dies of heartbreak, leaving onlookers to mourn the unspoken tragedy.
A fragment describes Cyrus entering a Syndicate building and panting as he jokes about elevators and a fall. The dialogue shows an office occupant asking about settlement work, with Cyrus replying he always drinks a chase, reflecting a satirical or stage exchange from a Yale record.
The fragment mentions Price and Hurley offering plaster cement and builders supplies with a call and visit invitation. The rest includes a garbled, humorous vignette about a boy and a motor cycling scene with distorted dialogue and unclear meaning.
The Board of Public Service of Marion Ohio invites sealed bids for brick pavement on North Main Street from Kerik Avenue to Palr ground street. Bids due noon April 21 1908. Include labor and material types with sample. Bond or certified check $100 required. Bidder must use printed forms and name all persons or firms. Board may reject any bid. check returned if rejected. bonds secured if contract awarded. By order of Board of Public Service DETAILLASS MK. TOBIN, First Clerk.
The Board of Public Service of Marion Ohio invites sealed bids until noon April 21 1908 for supplying labor and materials to construct a storm water ditch from George Roberts land to Vine street. Bids must state material type include full names of all bidders and be accompanied by a $100 bond or certified check. The board may reject any or all bids and checks returned if rejected must be returned if required by the board. Charles M Tobin Clerk.
The Board of Public Service of Marion Ohio will receive bids until 12 noon April 21, 1908 for furnishing labor and materials to construct four military sewers and culvert drains on Mary Street from the north end of the present sewer to Fairground Street and south of Fairground Street. Bids must specify material types and include a sample, contain full names of all interested parties, and be accompanied by a $100 bond or certified check as performance guarantee. The board reserves the right to reject any or all bids. Charles Al. Tobin, Assistant Clerk.
Bealed bids will be received by the Board of Public Service of Marion Ohio at the office of the Board until twelve oclock noon April 21 1908 for furnishing construction of an asphalt block brick or sheet asphalt on High street from Church street to Burn avenue according to plans on file at the office. Bids must specify materials and include a sample. Each bid must be accompanied by 100.00 to guarantee that a contract will be entered if accepted and that performance will be secured. If bids are rejected the check will be returned. if a bid is accepted the check will be returned upon proper execution and security to be provided on application. The right is reserved to reject any and all bids. Omar St Tonin annett Clerk.
Sealed bids will be received by the clerk of Marton Ohio for constructing a sanitary sewer and cellar drain on Bale avenue from Vine Street west to about 150 feet east of State Street. Bids must specify material type and include a sample of every bidder. A bond or certified check equal to the bid is required as a guarantee. bids may be rejected.
Nellie Lindsay and others non-resident owners of parcels on High Street Marion Ohio face a 30 day window to contest a council approved sewer and water improvement from Church Street to Bath Avenue. Council clerk Charles M Tobin issues the notice under city authority, dated February 27.
Jane Manahan, owner of Lats No 876 and 677, non resident owner, is notified that on March uth 1008 the City of Marion Ohio Council passed a resolution to construct a sewer water and gas taps on both sides of North Main Street from Krerx avenue to Fairground street per plans on file in the Public Service department. If not constructed within thirty days, action will be taken by order of the Marion City Council. CHARIS M Tolln, Clerk
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