Assessment for McWilliam Court improvement passes
The ordinance authorizes a special assessment to fund brick improvements on McWilliam Court from Center street to within five feet of the south line of the right of way of the C. C. C. and St. L. Railroad. It lists parcels owned by Crivaisnger & Hostetter and McWilliam and outlines payment terms within thirty days with six percent interest on late payments.
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Orlinanoch
McWillane Court
CC. C
St. L. Raimoad
Marion
State of Ohio
McWilliam
St. le Ralle
McWilliais Court
Uviediige & Hostetter
Crivainzer & Hostetter
Criestager & Hostetter
TH. Foot
Cristager & Hostette
Williame
Wiley
Marlo
Ohio
Marion Ohio ordinance and bond notices from 1908
City actions include levy of special assessments for alley paving from Oak to Prospect Street with payment plans and interest, approval of resolutions for stone sidewalk construction on multiple streets, and multiple bond offerings for street improvements. Documents name city officers, dates, and payment terms per 1908 statutes.
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Taw
Taiw
Logal
J. G. Setter
Clty
Center Street
Oak Street
Prospect Street
Marion
Ole
Camnjate
Prospest Street
Huber
Henry True
Y True Helm
Denman
Thompson
Ohto
Honda
Lea
A Rustic Sarcaum
A rustic scene unfolds as a woman in a spring wagon jokes about her husband contracting fever, noting he was slow to act and let the illness overtake him, in a rustic exchange referenced by the Washington Star.
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Washington Star
Going Him One Better. Norah and Pat Exchange Droll Banter
Norah teases Mike as he congratulates her, claiming she is the prettiest person in the room. Pat mocks the moment, joking that the women’s eyes sparkle, and the trio exchange playful barbs in a lively American tone.
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Norah
Mike
Pat
Dartint
The Aunt and the Burglar in a Parlor Scene
A fragmented newspaper excerpt features dialogue among Mrs Shaype Miss Shaype and Mr Kloxeniat about appearances fashion and a burglary. References to a Cleveland main dealer Detroit Tribune and Philadelphia Press appear in disjointed lines. The text hints at social mockery and dramatic exchanges with characters like Trudy and Tommy amid brief asides on diamonds and mourning.
Marion county Democrats hear many county office bids
A flood of political notices appears in the Mirror urging Marion County Democrats to support various candidates for sheriff, county commissioner, and other posts at the upcoming Democratic county convention on May 2, 1908. Names include B F Conklin, A Amtine, Henry Settrr, Jon Woolust, S Br Oreabap, Edward F Plum Augh, Miles Longshone, Charles L Justice, Charles Hasseleier, John Johnson, Charles W Mabheman, W A Charter, and Huey He Con Weion, reflecting broad local interest in party nominations.
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The
Mirror
Petche
Gheriff
Marion County
Democrata
Nation
B. F. Conklin
Pleasant Township
Ilior
Charles L. Justice
Fidltor Mirror
Johnson
Titer
Viease
Charles W. Mabheman
Foase
Dundee
Hiller Mirror
Maes Huey
Court nominee Curtis Mworhow for county convention
Curtis Mworhow announces his run for the county court nomination subject to renomination at the erort county convention. The brief notice states turnout and party support details to follow.
Democratic County Convention in Marion Ohio May 1908
Long notice calls Marion County Democrats to elect delegates and alternates for state and national conventions. Delegates chosen from each precinct based on votes for governor. Also outlines committees, temporary officers, and venues Franklin County Memorial Hall and Columbus arrangements with dates May 1 and May 6 1908.
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Isneh Precinet
John M. Wittivan
Precinelly Delogn
Deland Eye
Howling Green
Catedonia Village
Clarion North
Charidon South
Green Campy
Tiveen Camp
Morton Townally
Morton
Wist
John M. Patersey
Union
We Party Tawach
Stentions
United States
Aball
Diatricia
Ueh
Kidhier
State Central Committee
Dent
Franklin County Memorial Hall
East Broad Street
Edward H. Moore
Mationing County
Benjanin ¥ Gayman
Franklin’ County
Bert S. Mirtlow
Butler County
Gover
Vublie Works
Dairy and God
Supreme Court
Denver
Adame
Logan
Ashland Lorain
Avhtatula
Lucas Oiseeee
Athens
Madixon
Augiaie
Mahoning Helmont
Marlon Wrown
Medina
Taver
Meike
Mercer Vusces
Monroe Clermont
Montgomery
Inten
Monson
Columbiana
Morrow
Coshocton
Muskingum
Crawford
Noble
Cuyahoga
Ottawa
Darkeli
Paulding Venanes
Perry
Delaware
Wreckaway
Erie
Pike
Fairfield Portage
Payette
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DR. King
J. R. Pitt
Rocky Mount, N.C
Tschanen Brothers
N S. Main Street
St. Y Graes
B .iMake
Wholesale Representative
W. Center St
Marion County Bank Co
W. H. Schaffner, Pres
C. D. Schaffner
G. D. Copeland
O. B. Nomedy
Cashier
Eaton Marlbur
Tschanen Bros
Laure Sohertz
Charles M. ‘Tobin
Star
Forest Street
MA. Vernon Avenue
North Prospect Latreat
Garden City Pike Point
Dix Avenue
East Center Street
le Railroad
Blaine Avenue
Columbia Street
Hellefontaine Avenue
Department of Public Bervine
Paso
J. G. Sbiter
City Counel
Louie Robertt
Mira Gharlas M. Tabla
Silepor
Vine Street
Nowerhoy
Olio
Ayerll
Itv
Olyie
General Assembly of
Ohie
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Ike Op Noton
Agaluet
Ma- Hon
Sud
Devordiyee
Alty Counell
Starion
Olin
Jussad
Treweuter
Marton
Marlon
Ojo
Harry
City Auailor
Shaype
Mr. Kloxeniat
Misa
Henry
Matey
Matey Ott
Poli
PeruieNt
Yonkers
Stites
Belek
Cleveland
Peari
Trudy
Detroit
Teibune
Enid
Philadelphia Presa
Joan G. Stark
Orlans
Palboy
Eherlir
Wil
Ile
A. Amtine
Montgonery ,Towinelty
Biltor
Comainatoner
Opal Ft O
Howling Green Township
Ealtor Mirror
Henry Settrr
Miter
Bommnee
Tam Am
Sommisaener
Subjent
Jon Woolust
Miehlund
Pilice Mirror
Mlonee
S. BR. Oreabap
Salt Nock
Kibbokiisit
Keditor Mirror
Miease
Tor Recorder
Edward FT
Marlon Conneat
Coneat
Com. Sur
Miles Longshone
Avention
Co. B. Freeman
Charles Hasselier
Green Camp Township
FON
Jarmonnee
Coloner
W. A. Citarter
M.D
Coutts
Honoecratic County Central Committee
Democrats
Ghia
Vreasurer
Eherit
Surveyor Ponte
Threo Infirmary
Common Pleas Court
Canensen
Whall
J. W. Jacoby
W. 5
Essencer
Democratic State Central Committee
Democrats of the
BI of
Columbus
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