July Fires Ai Medley City Reports Minor Losses
A July fire report lists incidents at Patrick residence on David attest Watkins barn on south Main street Nelson Montgomery on Wat erloo Street Adam Kull on Bain Avenue Michael Burkes saloon and Giant block on west Center street. Total damage under 200 dollars and several small blazes were extinguished with minimal damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick
David
Watkins Barn
South Main Street
Nelson Montgomery
Waterloo Street
Adam Kull
Bain Avenue
Michael Burkes
West Center Street
Real Estate Dealing Notices From Marion Township Listings
Real estate transfers listed include Gorg L Bender to Laura B Bender for 160 acres in Sall Hoek township. L V Casto to TL Le Crow for a lot in Marion. Casto to Fresel Crow for a lot in Marion. H W Cartwright to Jolo TL Krause for a lot in Marion. school district half acre in Grand township. BE W Drake to Myrtle M Smith for a Marion lot. Charles S Ganster to Ella M Strickrath for two Marion lots. executor John Ganster to Ella M Strickrath for two Marion lots. John M Gast to Stella M Osborn and others for five acres in Prospect. Frederick Haberman to H W Haberman for a Marion lot. John H Krouxe to H W Cartewright for a Marion lot. Marion Water Company receiving about one acre for $484. Ollie R Miller to Maud T Simp for a Marion lot.
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Gorg L. Bender
Laura B Bender
Sall Hoek Township
L. V. Casto
TL le Crow
Marion
le V. Casto
Fresel Crow
H. W. Cartwright
Jolo
Krause
Elnora Devis
Board of Education
Grand Townhip
Grand Township
BE. W. Drake
Myrtle M. Smith
Charles 8. Ganster
Ella M. Strickrath
John Ganster
John M. Gast
Stella M. Osborn
Prospect
Frederick Haberman
H. W. Haberman
John H. Krouxe
H. W. Cartewright
Charles G. Myers
Marion Water Company
Ollie R. Miller
Maud ‘T. Simp
First Sermon Opens Marlon Revival Meeting by Rev E S Dunham
Large crowd attends the first annual revival in Marlon as Rev. E S Dunham of the Ohio Central conference delivers a sermon on spiritual blessings. A portable tabernacle tent for about fifteen hundred is erected with ample accommodations and several pastors and evangelists expected to attend through Sunday.
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Marlon
Dunham
Ohio
Dinhem
Delaware
Rice
Philadelphia
Jennsylvania
KB Smith
Arguat
Mia
Rowley
Wesley M
Ephesign
God
Jexus Christ
Summer Suit Sale Alert at Special Prices Tonight
Retail ad notes limited stock on men's and young men's summer suits at attractive prices. Advises readers to hurry as only a few remains, with some white spy style suits offered at low prices. Also promotes visiting tonight for best values.
Police Crackdown After City Shooting Spree
A local man Charles Selders, residing at a Dut ton boarding house, faced charges after entering a corn field and stealing rowing gear. He pleaded guilty, fined five dollars, and sentenced to thirty days in the Columbus workhouse, suspended on promise to behave. Police plan intensified patrols as other incidents and a stolen wheel case are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Selders
Dutton
Lauterette
Oticer Drostutter
Willan Streets
Mayors Cort
Columbus
Sulecen
Tosa Highwarden
Colonial
North State Street
Medwarden
Chief M'FARLAND elected VP at Springfield fire meet
In heaven it home the Fire Chief’s Milo association held in Springfield this week elected Chief M Farland as vice president. McFarland is a recognized leader in the association and was deemed deserving of the honor. The next convention will be at Alliance Ohio in 1909.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phony McFarland, Ehier
Marien Fire Department
Milo Meoclation
Springfield
McMailand
Alliances
Ohio
Hall's Catarrh Cure Advertisement Claims
An OCR fragment touts Hall's Catarrh Cure with testimonials, a Toledo address, and a list of endorsing firms Walding King Marvin wholesale druggists. It includes pricing, forms, and instructions, plus a rival product Hat's Family Pills for constipation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
Cheney
Walding, Kinng & Marvin
Hat
Old Soldiers Plan to Build Battleship
A Lalttue G A R post proposes a nationwide drive to fund a first class battleship for the U S Navy. Citizens would donate 1 or more, funds go to the Grand Army commander to forward to the War Secretary. The plan aims to christen the ship with the G A R name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owen Gray
United States Navy
G. A
Unclear fragment details a defendant's arrest
A garbled OCR fragment reports a young man arrested and taken to Upper Bandusly for holding before his trial. It mentions timing at 10:15 this morning and an awaiting appearance, but the full names and context are unreadable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pirtson
Gil
Holderad
Walsh completes his long walk across the United States
John Walsh the noted pedestrian finished his coast to coast trek in New York City last night after 63 days 23 hours, a record crossing the great divide. He weighed 60 pounds less and said he would not undertake the trip again for 100000. He crossed with a $25000 wager with William Randolph Hearst, backed by the New York Elks and Lodge No. 1, completing the journey in 190 days from July 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
Johm Walsh
San Francisco
Atlantic Coast
Walsh
Central Police Station
New York
Wasi
Robert Cheney
Joes Lodge
Cof Elks
Hike
Kirkpatrick League Event Draws Crowd At Walton Home
A Kirkpatrick Epworth League gathering at Mr and Mrs V Walton’s north of the village drew a large crowd Friday evening. The event was a success with about 40 attendees contributing to the retreatment fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. V. Walton
Epworth League
Kirk Put
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Kleinmaiers
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Ygerhelie
Ol Am
Ape
Denman-JennerCo
Oxfords
Wty
E. S. Dunham
Marion Clothing & Cloak Co
Center St
A.C. Bachman
Mgr
Nubbina
Chie
Levi Cornwell
Ack Bent
Benth
Cernes
Polter
Huber
Loyd Holdcraft
Jeorge Keller
Upper Sandusky
James Cusie
M'Farland
Fire Chief’s State Association
LaRue G. A. R. Mer
Tilo
Dowler
Warner & Edwards
Mack
Sarah
Fitzezy
Kirkpatrick League
Eaton
Tschanew Bros
Kayser
Sac
Keyser
Uhler & Phillips
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