Democratic County Convention to Nominate Marion County Officials
Notices announce the Democratic County Central Committee calling a Marion County Ohio convention to nominate county officers for the November 1904 election. Delegates and alternates will be chosen for the May 6 1908 State Convention in Columbus, with caucuses at precinct voting places on May 1, 1908, detailing precinct apportionments and ward allocations.
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Democratic County Central Committee
Marion County
Ohio
Sherif
Columbus
Common Pleas
Marion
John Mallivon
Camp
Billon
Northarion
Bouth Mirae
Ysis
Boetey
Bessey
Democratic State Central Committee
Ohio Democratic Convention Call and Apportionment
The Ohio Democratic State Central Committee calls the state convention to nominate candidates for November 1908. Delegates are apportioned by county with pillar lists and primaries, meetings set for May 4 and 6, Franklin County Memorial Hall, with officers named Moore Gayman and Bartlow. The convention will choose national delegates, electors, and a U S Senator, with district seat allocations and at large delegates to Denver.
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Hach
Sap
John M. Patson
Ohio
County Board of Deputy
State Supervisors of Elections
United States
State Central Comittee
Busi Gees
WIHL
Wranklin County Memorial Hall
West Broad Street
Edward H. Moore
Mahoning County
Benjamin 1
Gayman
Franklin County
Arme
Hert
Bartlow
Butler County
Lange
Public Works
Supreme Court
Denver
Osc
Ree
St Lorain
Lucas Madison Mahouln
Auglaize Helmont
Marlon Brown
Medina Tuver
Mergy Varro
Mercer Champaign
AL Monroe
Glermont Montgomery
Clinton Morgan
GoNmbiana
Morrow
Coshocton
Muskingum
Crawford
Noble Cuyahoga
Ottawa Sete
Vurth Ward Delegates Election Notice and Township Listings
A fragmented notice lists wards and townships including Proaprct Towship Hohlind Township Morral ViNMee Balt Rook Townahip and Waldo Village. It names delegates to be chosen for a central committee for two years and notes officials W. Jacoby as Chairman and Poncer as Secretary with various counties and totals.
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Vurth
Warth
Aku Vile Prospect
Towsinhip
Hohlind
Morral
Waldo Village
Waldo
Aid
W. Jacoby
Poncer
Homebound Humor and a Running Prayer Tale
A humorous piece contrasts the longing for a friend’s new home with the tug of vanity and the lure of visiting, as a visit becomes an ordeal. It ends with the comic line “Thank God It’s over, for after all there’s no place like home.” A separate anecdote recalls Barry and Ethel fleeing a bull, with Harry leading a running prayer that ends in a misquoted blessing: “O Lord, for what we are about to receive make us truly thankful.”
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Kintas
Jim
Ike
Jts
T. L. Masson
Puck
Barry
Ethel
Harry
Trapped in Fragments of a Philadelphia Page
Fragmentary OCR shows a playful, entangled dialogue about a painting and an unnamed small god, with scattered phrases like it was a painting of the er what is the name of that little god that represents money. The text hints at a scene in Philadelphia with hints of a sudden lake and mid time.
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Mattmony
Philadelphia
Fragmented Rant on Cleaning and Fire Hazard Tactics
A garbled text fragment discusses improvised fire and maintenance methods. It mentions a candle, grease, a socket, and mixing actions with furniture and rooms. The wording implies unsafe practices and unclear sequence without coherent narrative or identifiable subjects.
Daily Market Report from Union Stock Yards and Cleveland
Cattle receipts 16 000 at Union Stock Yards with forecasts of 6 000 tomorrow. prime cattle 6 7.15, cows and heifers 2.20 0.30, Texans 1.10 5.05. Hog receipts 21 000, mixed 6.20 5.40, heavies 5.10. Sheep 20 000, native and western lambs 6.75 7.50. Cleveland reports higher hogs with 20 years receipts and varied calf and sheep quotes, wheat and grain futures in Chicago mixed with prices and barley futures. Toledo grain and New York butter markets noted.
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UNION
Tinlon Stock Yards
Lly
Clevelawe
Cleveland
Chicago
Tebilgher
Connalee
Seaboard
Buffalo
Doring
Eptember
Local Grain Markets Corrected Daily by Marion Milling
Market notes list grain prices with oats and wheat quoted. rain affects supply estimates and milling outlook. Wheat is cited at 2 cents per bushel with adjustments noted by Marion Milling and local grain observers.
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Marion Milling
Local Produce Prices and Auction Notice in Marion
Local produce markets corrected by Chas Turner and Co show prices for batter onions potatoes corn meal flour and dried fruits with bids for several flour brands. Auctioneering of all descriptions in Marion and surrounding counties by H L Proteman of Cincinnati with connections to Harold Wagoner promises top quality sales and trial service.
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Chas
Turner & Go
Marion
J. W. Olk
H. L. Proteman
Harold ‘Wagoner
Ohio
Court Street
Marios
Warth Paper Advertises Newspaper Delivery
Local ad seeks customers for purchasing newspapers including weeklies and magazines. Offers home delivery and phone contact at MALD, 80-262 Farming Street, to arrange service.
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Warth Paper
Hookn
Maga.nes
Foldem
Inelty
Farming Street
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Parry
Lawterne
Ellery Band
Marion Tearke
Vate
Met
Bryant & Saville
the Merry Musical Minstrels
Geo. W. Hussey
Ventriloquial Musical
Bo Eeialty
John A. Hawkins
Chanpian College
Jie
Per. E.P. Rowe
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Eveulige
Acrona
Great Lake
Ludiea
Cotte
Black and
Leslie
Darke
Dofiance
Ela Wai Paulding Uuernney
pHamiten
Hancock
Hardin
Harrison Hocking
van Wert
Vinton
Huron
Warren
Mookwon
Washington
Wayne
Wiliam Wood
Wyandot
H. Kamer
Jonwehold
Bhluwom Co
New Yorke
Drugi
Daily Market Report
Toledo
Prichy Timothy Eo
Geese
Per Doen
Wwe
New York
State
Jensy
Whatern
Mirror
J. B. McDonald
Maguire
A. Behioeter
Hermingsen Cigar CO
Glen Brothers
Roch
Prospect Streets
Call Poline
John Street
Boise Dear Union Station
Wet Church Street
C. G. Briggs
North Main St
John Treet
Carolina
IT. P. of
Monarch
Sint
Crum & Co
Hmlah Street
Waaswimo
Lady's Gold Watch
Job
O. K. Dye House
North State St
F. J. Lusch N. E' Cor. Sevi’ ® Center
Monibak Catlee
Peoples’ Transfer & Storage Co
Brinskill
Brunskill
Clark Tusal Estate Company
Joana
Fery Talon
Star Bottling Works
Seltzer Jand
J. R. Smith
Prop
Phose
Alee Opticisa
State Street
Veterinary Hospital
R. P. Parry
Union Street
Hone
Frederic Berryman
Studio 400 E
Church Cor. Vines
Mills & Brown
Anthony
Ohls Wall Paper
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