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Newspaper

The Marion Daily Mirror

Location

Marion, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 12, 1908

Page

8

Streets to be repaired under new contracts

The board of public service adopts a street repair resolution requiring the firm causing damage to a street to perform repairs within fifteen days or face city repair bills. Contracts for stone and sand sidewalks are awarded to multiple firms with specific bid amounts and bond requirements. all work to be completed within sixty days.

Tocnl Board of Public Service Marianas Marian Street Railway Water Works Company North Main Street Jets No P. Drake O. J. Noble Edwards Street

Sensational McCain's Booming Moet Sale Teased

A Friday evening paper teases a sensational sale event tied to McCain's and Moet with promises of unmatched value. The notice hints at a large, weekend marketing push and urges readers to watch Saturday editions for full details.

Colonial Dining Hall Sold to Connell

Mr and Mrs Rhodes sell the Colonial Dining Hall on East Center Street to William H Connell of the city. Connell will take charge Monday and Rhodeses retire after more than seventeen years, moving to DeGraff to operate a poultry farm on an eight acre tract. Connell is an experienced restaurateur known in the area.

William Rhodes Colonial East Center Street W H. Connell Connell Rhoden DeGraff Ney Rthoads Rhoads Sty

Cruelty Suit Filed in Common Pleas Court Wed Jan 3 1901

Celia Robertson and Anna B Walters sue Claude Robertson and Join G Walters in the Common Pleas Court alleging severe domestic cruelty and abandonment. Plaintiffs seek divorce, custody of three children, and restraining orders to protect household goods. Evidence cites repeated beatings including teeth knocked out, threats with a revolver, and a September 1906 assault. Claude Robertson, a resident of Robinson, Texas, is named. Anna Walters seeks termination of marriage and protection for children.

Claude Rovertson Kiodlay Ela Robertson Mafonga J. & Myers Han Scaye Robinson, TH

Guess Who It Is Side Walk Sale at Prospect Corner

A sidewalk sale is planned for next Saturday morning at the corner of Prospect and West Center streets. Shoppers are urged to watch Friday evening’s paper for an official McClain’s announcement.

Prospect West Center Streets Gues McClain's

Card of Thanks for Mrs Fl O'Dowd and Family

The family expresses sincere gratitude to friends and neighbors for beautiful tributes following the death of husband and father Mrs Fl O'Dowd.

Pair of Train Jampere Held on Robbery Charge

Pittburg detective arrives at Marion county jail to transport Arthur McCabe alias Jimny Smith to Musburg for robbing the Americas club cash register. McCabe is held while Friedley is sought for non support as officials pursue the other alleged participant, Shields, and details of a $100 theft.

Pittburg Marion Musburg Americas Club Arthur McCabe Jimny Smith Pittsburg McCabe Marty Shields Shields Frank Friediey Bhicki George W. Cole Pittebure Friedley Huntington Drown McGabe

Remarkable Tomato Grows In Marion County Garden

Local gardener of Prospect Street, Mr M. Mainteinger, claims to have raised one of the largest tomatoes in Marion County. The fruit weighs two pounds and measures nineteen and a half inches in circumference. It grew on a single vine and is three times as large as an ordinary tomato. It is expected to be prepared for dinner at home.

Mtr M. Mainteinger Prospect Street Marion County

Ble Side Walk Sale at Mochiin's Saturday Morning

Announcement notes a plan for one thousand people to attend the Ble Side Walk Sale at Mochiin's Saturday morning with a newspaper notice appearing in Fit day evening H1d2t.

Mochiin's

Grant Family Reunion at Marion Park

The Grant family reunion gathered at Marion park Luenday with dinner at noon and ongoing outdoor pantimes. Officers were elected for the coming years. Attendees included Mr and Mrs 8 M Grant and son Welcome of Green Camp, Mr and Mrs ft O Uhl and sons Harry and Hobert, Mr and Mrs William Sifritt and family, Mr and Mrs C EB Grant, and others from Marion La Rue Prospect DeGratt Domoines Iowa, plus Waiter Parratt and son Arthur.

Grant Marion Park Luenday Mins Grant and Son Green Camp Ft. O. Uhl Harry and Hobert William Sifritt Mire Harriman Marion B. H. Potter la Rue W. A. Plank W. McMahon Prospect Parratt Arthur DeGratt Breléford Lila Homer Domoines Iowa

Pythian Sisters Honor Miss Alberta Neal

The Order applauds Miss Alberta Neal of Kirkpatrick for winning the mirror voting contest prize. A reception at Caledonia lodge halls celebrated her success with about two hundred attendees, music, refreshments, and a social reunion.

Pythian Sisters Alberta Neal Kirkpatrick Caledonia Mixe Neal Brane Mise Neal Piana Mins Neal

Believe W P OBrien Seen as Senator Elect

Marysville hosts a Democratic convention marked by strong enthusiasm for W P OBrien's nomination to state senate. Marion county delegates traveled by auto while Governor Campbell touts OBrien as the likely victor. local leaders predict an easy win.

Fred & Guthery Shryaville Deelgetes Marysville Marion County Marynyile Tonmer James Campbell W. O'Brien Win Guthery Ocver O'Brien

Open air sale and policy prep noted in local report

The article hints at an open air sale and policy preparation as key topics. It mentions McClains making efforts, athletes in a case expected to be below cost, and a Monday evening issue promising details about Aldo.

McClains Moiday Aldo

Denies Trade Report In Upper Sandusky Hotel Deal

The Upper Sandusky Chief denies a report that Leonard Reber of state city traded One Majestic Hotel on North State Street to P Norwalk of Michigan for 3 acres near Monroe valued at about 80 000. The hotel building is valued at 22 500. Reber says he knows nothing of such a deal, noting it was not confirmed by local real estate dealers.

Upper Sandusky Leonard Reber North State Street P. Norwalk Michigan Monroe Thin City Itte Rober

Justices Court Delivers Next Day Ruling In Library Case

In Marion Pauly Library dispute Mike Fleischer sued for elioe work on the building not in his contract The court will deliver a decision tomorrow John Boor arrested for failure to provide for a minor child had a 4 hearing in Justice Gompi ay court this morning The affidavit withdrawn as she agreed to pay 10 per month for support The cake was rough by the Humane society Try an ad to The Mirror Want column.

Mike Fleischer Marion Pauly Library John Boor Gompi Ay

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Sampeck Kleinmaiers Service Board McKinley Park Treasury Home Guards of America Red Men's Hall MM. Wheeler Councellor Ache Olwear Marion Clothing & Cloak Co W. Center St A.C. Bachman Mer McCain's Lobék W. H. Connell Mr. Rhodes Mrs. Rhodes DeGraffe Celia Robertson Anna Walters Anna B. Walter G. Walter Wairbanks Steam Shovel Company Edmund Dei Plaintim Steve Vargo D. and M Charles B. Markel O'Dowd Friedely Ir Isa ‘Whopper M. Muntsinger Growne Mammoth Tomato Order Warner & Edwards Ing New York C. C. Marsh McMillon Neuro-Magnetic College Houth Mata Street W. P. O’brien Maryeville Majestic Hotel Justices’ Court Oluma Haberman Hardware Company Paris Uhler & Phillips
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