Washingtons Hands Off Campaign Policy At Oyster Bay
President will avoid speeches to delegations and refuse uninvited visitors during the coming campaign and summer. Secret service will bar entry without invitation, with Cabinet members and Taft among those expected for occasional calls. dwellers at Oyster Bay set for late June through early October stay.
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Fragmented OCR Harbingers Secretarial Roles
A fragmented OCR note references secretaries stenographers telegraph operators and managers, suggesting a staffing or role discussion aligned with summer timelines. No clear names, places, or dates are readable from the fragment.
Grandfather Goldsmith Makes Notable Week Progress
Maple Grove notes April 24 as grandfather Goldsmith shows marked improvement while Charles Pace of Caledonia leads a fence project around the school yard. Wm Janes Richard Winlek and O D Kenedy recited hay tos Murtel. Henry Haktouger and family visited at Mr Wm Glithart’s home. St John’s Reformed church holds communion and Good Friday meeting. officers select a new follower Rider Frank Schehan Deacon J Winters Treasurer Monty Stakey Secretary Hens ey Aaldimger.
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Grandfather Goldsmith
Caledonia
Janes
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Listo
St. John's
Local notes from Morral and surrounding towns
Morral and nearby communities report visits and movements of residents. Ada Crim of Marlon and Luly Clark stayed at Harve Clark’s. Dr J W Jolley entertained guests. Alpha Berry moved to Cardington. families from Richwood Marion and Ada were visiting. Casual visits, moves, and a church event marked the week.
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Toy Cardington
Charles Metz
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Ada
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Marion
O. W. Crim
Honry Twermihouse
Upper Sanctuaky
Parenta
Fred Brooks
Cohonbus
Bobitte
Welsh
Wanthel
Marion considers public building funding and street works fight
A report from Washington claims the President may veto the federal building appropriation of $25,000 while Marion officials gauge the impact on local politics. The document details street improvements, side walks, and property assessments in Marion Ohio with numerous property descriptions and planned expenditures.
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Washington
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Congree
Marion
Unclear fragment mentions flour and medals in scrambled form
Readable bits reference flour and a medal note amid garbled words. No identifiable people, places, dates, or organizations emerge to anchor a specific news item.
Funeral Services for Mrs Barbara Sehwaterer Held
Funeral services conducted from Zion church south of the city for Mrs Barbara Sehwaterer who died Wednesday. The Rev Mr Wahl officiated at 12:30 p m Thursday rites. Interment was at Marlon cemetery.
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Barbara Sehwaterer
Zion Ohareh
Mr. Wahl
Marlon Ametory
Maine Republicans at Portland to pick delegates
The Maine Republican convention in Portland will choose four delegates at large for the Chicago convention and adopt a platform. Committees decided the platform shall contain no pledges for any presidential candidate. Taft men assigned as Taft state delegates at large.
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Maine
Portland
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Turco
Taft
Sealed bids sought for Marion sewer on David Street
The Board of Public Service of Marion Ohio will receive sealed bids until noon May 11 1908 for labor and material to construct a sanitary sewer on David Street from Sugar Street to the present sewer. Bidders must state material, include a bond of 100 and include a sample. Bid must name all parties, include a current bank certified check or bond, and bids may be rejected. Charles M Tobin Clerk. Published in Mirror and Star.
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City Herk
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Charles M. Tobin
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Main
Department of Mille Servige
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Board of Public Service
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