Local Events Outline Excursion Itinerary And Reunion Plans
An excursion of ten cars through the city to Detroit today carried over a thousand people and hay. it disrupted streetcar service at Main and Church for about thirty minutes. The company will join the old soldiers reunion at Greer Camp next Thursday evening in a full group participation. A Ware Tow Bible and Tract Society representative from Athy Bhony Pa will speak on the Divine Plan of the Ages at 252 Oak Street next Thursday at 7:80 o'clock. an invitation is extended for scriptural exposition of salvation.
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Detroit
Main
Church Atreety
Ware ‘Tow
Bible and Tract Society
Athy Bhony
Oakatreet
Japanese Strikebreakers Used in Winnipeg Labor Action
A Winnipeg report states Japanese workers are being brought to Canada to break a Pacific coast railroad strike. About three hundred workers have arrived and are assigned to keep the road operating. Fears grow that the strike could spread to western states and disrupt rail service.
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Winnipeg
Man
Srike
Mlle La Belle Roche in Historic Auto Act Demonstration
An elderly account recalls Mlle La Belle Roche and Latane Roesey performing a dangerous automobile double somersault. The act, created by Roche's uncle, faced risk and delay before a flawless model impressed financiers. A family scene recounts reluctance, nerves, and a daring showcase that captivated onlookers despite danger.
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Latane Roesey
Hingling Brothers
Maun
Anie Prt
Frante
Mile Roche
Neave
Saya
Married in Monroe Ada Worline and O W Hyte wed secretly
Ada Worline and O W Hyte announced their marriage in Monroe Michigan on July 9 following a ceremony earlier in Monroe on July 6 The couple kept their nuptials secret due to the bride’s son’s forthcoming marriage They plan to live on Blaine Avenue and referenced a local store sale before the announcement
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Ada Worline
O. W. Hyte
Monroe
Michigan
Myte
Blaine Avenue
Michigan City
Wottring Replies To Brewing Company Court Fight
The county auditor levied a 2000 tax against the Brewing Company of LaRue for two years with a 20 percent delinquency penalty. The county treasurer seeks a temporary injunction to block seizure of the company property and to enforce tax payment. The case was before the court of common pleas today with Attorney John Clark representing the plaintiff.
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Dole Wagner Anl Hon Brewing Company
Os Sidney
Agit W.C. Wottring
Urenaurer
Court of Common Plena
Proncoulch
John Clark
LaRue
Higview Hcenee
Treaauirer
Social gatherings brighten Oak street and Lincoln park events
Bertha King and Ernest King entertained friends at their Oak street home Thursday in honor of Miss Ning Smith of Buffalo Newark and Mr Clarence Anderson of Crookeville Ohio. Music and games followed a social hour with refreshments. Nearby Lee street Ladies' Aid Society held a picnic at Juneoi park, while Kathryn Huggins hosted R B OG members on Barnhart Street. Blyas Hoagland won a prize in a guessing contest with Myrtle Grice second. Wells Fargo employees enjoyed a Lincoln park outing with outdoor games and a pleasant dinner for about thirty attendees. The Acme group also shared a relaxed Thursday afternoon at Lincoln park with chat and pastimes.
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Bertha King
Mernest
Oak Street
Ning Smith
Buffalo
Newark
Mir
Clarence Anderson
Crookeville
Ohio
Thare
Minses
Callie Myers
Pen Krave
Ninasimith
Mearl Qgolet
Bertha Miiker
Lee Street
Ladies’ Ali Society
Jdneois Park
Kathryn Huggins
R. B. OG
Barnhart Street
Mite Blyas Hoagland
Myrtle Grice
Egent Refresl Menta
Welle Fargo Exprowm
Lincoln Park
Modern Woodmen Conclave Draws Local Lodge Members
The Modern Woodmen held a lodge conclave in the town hall featuring music and recitations. Rev. O. P. Currin spoke on The American Colonists, praising the order. A street parade and social hour followed with refreshments. Marion lodge and others reported annual events and plans for Lincoln park corn roast. Regular business and Whitworth boxes were noted with attendees from nearby lodges.
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Weethearty
O. P. Currin
Marion Lodge No
Fteeheirman
Albert Howe
Lincoln Park
Who
Ncv
Chautauqua Steamer Gols 10 The Bottom
Chautauqua steamer struck a submerged pile near the Chautauqua Lake dock in the evening, tearing a hole in the side and flooding the hold. About 200 passengers were aboard. the boat docked, many passengers landed carefully as the craft sank shortly after.
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Chicinnati
Chautau- We
Chiutaugua
Chautaugun
Class Consciousness and the Auto Crowd
A quirky misread poem critiques modern car culture with a sneering narrator displaced by noisy vehicles and social pretensions. Edmund Vance Cooke referenced from Women’s Home Companion sits beside the rambunctious verse about crowds, pride, and disdain for honks and spectacle.
On the Highway Woggles in St Louis Portiepatch
A fragmented local line notes Woggles in St Louis Portiepatch and mentions ongoing feasts and tastes. The snippet hints at curious chatter about God and kinfolk while detailing a roadside exchange or event near the port.
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St Louis
Fragmented and garbled quotes flood a newspaper page
A jumble of misread OCR snippets from multiple sources includes crude dialogue about smasher bags and luggage, stray lines from journals, and scattered character snippets. The text blends overheard remarks, vehicle references, and terse opinions without coherent narrative or dates.
Proverb Practically Applied in Political Campaigns
A fragmentary aphorism notes that a person is judged by company kept and that exposing the names of campaign contrivers may be undesirable. The piece remains in a dated Washington tone with partial quotes reflecting political caution.
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Washington Tae
Fragmented quotes reflect urban chatter in a bygone era
A garbled collage of newspaper snippets traces social norms and attitudes through brief dialogues and quips. It cites Chicago Record Herald, Baltimore American, Washington Star, Denver News-Times, and New York World, touching churchgoing, politics, fashion, and crowd behavior with satirical edge.
Probate Notice Of Horeny River Guardianship Accounts
Notice to settle guardianship accounts filed in Marion County Probate Court. Hearings scheduled for September 61, 1008 on multiple accounts includingPred Bo Guth, George E. Law, Christiwn Knick, Merle Dowee, Lena Sohaber, J Ss Moaler, Henry Ackerman, Joby Stouffer and others for minors and estates. Residence details and exact guardianship names appear in the filing.
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Marion
Udo
Treaday
Pred
Bo Guth
Svarnian
Eile Markey
Attie Markey
George E. Lawcones
Merle V. Dowee
Raph
Kk. Pour
Christiwn Knick O
Glee McWilliame
Prinor
Mas Hiv A Hie
Walter K Tine
John NR. Bevern
James W. Severn
Claire FO Severn
Anna TR Tosti
Teneter Toy
Melvin J. Postle
Kimer Ky Kerr
Trinwetee
Janey Harkcow
Lena Sohaber
Freddie Schaber
Ernestine Sohaber
Clarence Sohaber
Gladys Sohaber
Mioorr
Firat
J. Ss Moaler
Mintdlan
Join
Thatchor
Nuit
Wood
Lindsay von Young
First and final accounts as administrators and executors
Probate notices list first and final accounts for Datlet Yedrow administrator of Martha Tedrow deceased and Hiza beth Thomas administrator of Chielen Thomas deceased. Also includes Henry Staub executor and Jacob Lonesmayer administrator of Charles Lenvenmawyer estate. Local assessment ordinances date from 1908 with Marion Ohio paving and tax details for Mill Street area.
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Milnor
Roseina Vor
Hees
Oren Voorhees
Datlet Yedrow
Martha FE
Tedrow
Hiza
Beth Thomas
Chielen Thomas
Willym Staub
Henry Staub
Mice
Jarob 1
Lonesnmayer
Charles Lenvenmawyer
William We Haley
Arrow MM. Williams
Fleets Miink
Willeam
Muck
Mill Street
State Street
Stuwe Street
Rotelig
Gerewith
Mull Street
Center Street
Mill and
Uke Gounell
City of
Marion
State of Ohio
MN Street
Mi Street
Towit
George D. Copeland
W. Hareb
Joseph Snickenberger
Lenox Steber
Marion County Alt
Huber
Qinblg
Eecseer
Renee W. G. Harding
ARIOS
Einora Vall
Eee
Marion Light and Power Co
Land
Marion Ght and Power Vo
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Mlle LA Belle Roche
Ringling Brothers
Dealty & Long
Oller
Wottring
Brewing Company
Teatty & Longa
Blysy Hoagland
Acme
Wayside Lodge
Unlform Bank, Katehoe
Pythias
Cit Prige
Oxfords
Beatty & Fou S
Brest
Chautaugua Steamer
Edmund Vance Cooke
Womans Home Companion
Fox
Minneapolse Journal
Arkona
Philadelphia Ledger
Clinch
Philadelphia Press
Denver News-Timen
Euronne
Washington
Chicago
Herald
Baltimore
Neybouy
Thor
Hove
Teper
Courrse
Topler
Indy
City Piece
Tam
Chicago News
Xevater Sorghum
Washington Star
New York World
Beany & Long
Hirst
Henry Ackerman
Wurde
Harry Bergley
Ida May Singley
Joby
Stouffer
Louis V. Stouffer
D. Stouffer
Edward W. Harger
Lore
E. Smith
Siinor
George McKineley
Ralph H. Seitz
Forte
Ro Rauhauser
Oe Soberts
Charles M. Tobin
Glix
Star
Mirror
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