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Newspaper
The Marion Daily Mirror
Location
Marion, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1908
Page
8
The store promotes fashionable Easter suits for spring with shades and patterns including olives tans browns lunar gray and blue serge. Prices range from 10 to 15 dollars with a wide line and many styles available in Marion.
An important meeting of we Englew will be bei Wednesday April 8 at 7 30.
City officials eye the failing bond questions as voter turnout remains under two thousand. The city hall, market house, and central fire engine house bond issues failed to reach two thirds, with totals of 1042 for city hall, 1124 for fire, and 1000 for market house. Losses ranged 921 to 850 against.
An established Ohio company introduces two special policies unseen before, promising quick sales and larger returns for agents. Reputable agents are invited to join Jenis Company's service for a golden harvest. Address President P. O. Box 615 Cincinnati 4261.
A deal was consummated Monday by which Harry Leffler of West Columbia street sold his Marion meat market to David Ferguson and Willan Amrine. The new owners take possession at once. Leffler, prominent in Marion business for over six years, will not re-enter Marion commerce but plans to move to a growing western city. Ferguson and Amrine will operate the business under its established practices and have the support of many warm friends in their venture.
Morton L. Hill of Lebanon Indiana reports his wife suffered widespread inflammation for six weeks in bed with swollen body and face. After using Dr. Detchon Relief for Rheumatism she recovered enough to walk in three days, per Hill. The Dumble Pharmacy sells it. Regular board meeting of the church held Monday evening with routine matters only.
Joseph Hill, wealthy Arizona cattle raiser, traveled across the continent to Marion to find Alexander Monnette, only to learn Monnette died months earlier in Mt Vernon. Hill, aging eighty, recalls their years together herding cattle on the plains and laments the missed reunion. He had written to Monnette but letters failed to reach. now Hill plans to return home after learning of his friend's death.
A fragment item notes a laxative bromide quinine tablet cure claim with a physician’s signature on each box, stating it fails to cure a cold in one day and urging caution about the product’s effectiveness.
Stockholders of the Moline Lime Stone and Cement Company met in Moline Kansas at the office on South Main Street Monday evening. The board of directors and list of attendees were announced. Directors will organize a meeting tonight. The group noted the year’s results exceeded expectations and the firm controls about 1000 acres of gas belt land with lime and stone quarries equipped and prospects for the coming year are bright.
A partial newspaper ad notes spring suits discounted to 12.00, with $20.00 and $12.50 price references and mentions high quality materials across all colors. It appears to be an offer from Ludwig's Specialty Store, though text is partially cut.
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