Kishin of Pythian Met With Attendages Last Night
Kishin of Pythian No. 402 met with fale attendages last night and considered only bastoome of no pautine nature.
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Kishin
Pythian
Bastoome
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Newspaper
The Marion Daily Mirror
Location
Marion, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1908
Page
14
Gambling Episode on a Kentucky Steamboat Run
George Disney Mills recalls a perilous gambling episode aboard a Kentucky tavern and river steamboat era. He loses his money to loaded dice, finds the dice hidden in his clothing, confronts the locals with a hammer and a pistol, and regains his belongings just as the boat bell signals departure. The tale conveys danger, quick temper, and a wary traveler navigating rough frontier gambling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lornethal
Y Hait
Indiana
Kentucky
Otto River
Cincinnati
Hoe
George Disney Mills
Positive Proof endorses Dean's Kidney Pills and Doan's Ointment
Benjamin Copeland of Marion Ohio testifies these remedies cured an itching rectal trouble and relieved catarrh symptoms. He cites backache and kidney issues improved by Doan's Kidney Pills and Doan's Ointment, stating they strengthened his back and removed soreness. He urges others to use both products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin Copeland
North Main Street
Marion
Dean
Deane
Wlockens Pharmacy
Set the Pace and the Soup Habit at Table
A fragmented historical prose piece blends a young girl Mabel mashing soup with a family scene about manners. It recalls a mother urging refinement by observing Mrs Brown while witty asides and stray lines from various newspapers echo the theme of social awkwardness and habitual behavior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel
Brown
Mrs. Brown
Mra. Brown
Daily Market Report for East Buffalo and Union Stock Yards
Market receipts broad mix with veals and cattle varying. cattle and hogs show steady to slow demand, mixed sheep and lambs. At East Buffalo April 25 receipts around 3,200 hogs and cattle, with prices ranging from 4.75 to 7.00 for veals and 5.75 to 6.50 for lambs. Union Stock Yards April 26 noted cattle receipts about 300, with speculative prices guiding activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hent Radee
S.A
Stags
Union Stock Yards
Market Reports from Cleveland and Pittsburgh Livestock Auctions
Hogs steady with receipts and varied weights. calves and sheep steady with moderate receipts. At Cleveland on April 26 hogs steady with mixed weights around 5.10 to 5.90, calves steady with 300 receipts, sheep and lambs steady with 2 years’ receipts. At Pittsburgh on April 25 hogs steady with prime and mixed weights around 6.75 to 6.95, cows and bulls varied. sheep and lambs supplies light and market steady with prime and good types around 6.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ie Hower
Clevalans
Cleveland
Pittsburg
Witteburg
Bay
Cutte
Pelne
Chicago Grain Markets Show Mixed Gains Across Wheat and Corn
Chicago and Toledo grain prices move with notable buying by shorts late in trading. May and July contracts swing around opening and closing points with mixed futures, while old style grain quotes and seed totals show varied results across wheat corn oats and rye.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chtcago
Chicago
Mey
White
Toledo
New York Dairy Receipts Mixed Across Regions
Receipts show 344 crates of creamery products and 1 080 packages with steady demand. Nearby white dairy items rise to 18 1 2 and 19 in price. Western extra freight quotes at 1 1 2 percent.
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Apr
Local grain markets reported by Marion Milling and Grain Go
Perfected daily prices show Wheat at 93.0 cents per bushel, Corn 60 cents per bushel, Oats 50 cents per bushel, Rye 7 cents per bushel, Clover Seed 12.00 per bale, Timothy 2.00 per bale, Hungarian fodder 10 cents per bale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Milling & Grain Go
Local Produce Market Prices Compiled by Chas Turner Co
Daily update of selling and paying prices for butter lard onions potatoes and more with numerous items listed per pound bushel gallon and barrel. Includes various flour and dried fruit brands and fixed price points from early market notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Turner & Co
Royal end select shoster and the master de voreee
Inspected by Jon St. Bartram of Mhie city representing the grand master. After the meeting a banquet. Merlonttes called upon for andreeien. A confenréd oy the lodge Witie Keenved to confer the excellent masters degree here on May 3.
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Royal End
Jon St. Bartram
Mhie City
Andreeien
Lodge Witie
Momeield
Ewenoy
Oy Ci
A. AL Kipp
Jin
Bart
Fam
Mok Templeton
Witham
Wie
Clyte Wein
Conley
Man Laments Love Lost In Suicide Note Tragedy
The Pittsburgh area reports a young man James Sedlick who after planning his funeral and dressing in a Prussian uniform shot himself after an image of his former sweetheart in a photograph. He left letters to his friends and arranged for burial Sunday. His mother found the disturbed scene on the North Side.
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Pittaburg
Penn
James Sodluch
Young Witcher
Scoot Gir
Fane
Sedlick
Dremes
Ftovdock
Atheart
Carnation Flour Ad Targets Castro With A Warning
A vintage advertisement features a playful jab at Castro of Venezuela, urging calm relations and warning against trouble. It promotes Carnation Flour as reliable and satisfactory, claiming broad citywide availability and trusted reputation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Castro
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