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Newspaper
The Marion Daily Mirror
Location
Marion, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1908
Page
7
Justus hit two singles driving in three runs. Wimwll Marlon opens at Lancaster Sunday as a large crowd plans to attend the game from here.
Ambitious baseball report describes Brooklyn defeating the Giants and the Cube beating Pittsburg. The article lists players and positions for upcoming Prospect games scheduled around August 20, with Walters and Cox noted in officiating roles and local club details highlighted.
Loyal friends of Mred Hartl report the city’s road game site as his headquarters while he wrestles. He is dying at home in Canada with brain injury from a recent prize fight in Youngstown that caused paralysis on his left side. He may not survive the year.
Mr red fateler of Gurley avenue receives word of the deaths of his sister Mrs Katherine Pierce of Nor Meo Union county and Mrs Price. Mineral arrangements not yet completed. Mrs Price was the wife of Maria Price, well known in Hits city.
Born this morning to Mr and Mrs Doc Dilbert of Leader street a daughter Mildred. Mildred is reported well. Mike Any hosts a gathering of young ladies at her home on South State street. John Mason of Wisconsin and Mia Trene Bratley of this city plan to marry. Mrs Mary Charter and Mian Tey Preasop of Monroe street plan a short trip to Niagara Falls Tuesday night. A hanging plot is promised at the Grand tonight with The Mystery of the Diamond Necklace and other films. The Salvation Army will present the Living Pictures.
The Countess of Yarmouth formerly Miss Alice Thaw of Pittsburgh has obtained an absolute divorce from the Earl of Yarmouth. The decree was granted February 6 by Sir Birrell Haines, president of the divorce court. The case, Thaw versus Vermouth, ends the marriage and suggests a return to the maiden name.
Camp Perry Ohio August 1 Wonderful shooting by the Obio One in the Hall medal match ended in the morning. Lieutenant Simon Co M Sixth Negle ment won with a score of 101 out of 195. Captain Bensouth First Regiment followed with 87. Captain S Benedict Seventh Regiment scored 96. A country vacation is quoted from the Kansas City Times.
An old advertisement extols A W Chase Kidney and Liver Pills for regular bowels and biliousness. A user testimonial claims long-term constipation relief without dose increase, noting one-half pill twice weekly suffices. Pills priced cents a box, sold at dealers and Chase Medicine Co. Hutson? NY.
A mold issue is reported at Mock aa s Pharmacy in Marion Ohio involving Dr A W Chase s Noe and Iver Pills products. No further details provided on health impact or actions taken.
A string of quips and gibes on marriage money jokes and social foibles. The items include lines about alimony, wedding bells and dishpan sounds, plus snippets on manners and politeness. Also notes on sly gibes about soldiers and shopkeeping manners and a cartoonish hobo vignette.
Little Gertende Hoffmann performed a Salome imitation inspired by Maud Allan at the Hammerstein roof garden in New York. She wore a revealing costume of velvet and pearls, drew gasps from the audience, and defended the act as serious art rather than sensational spectacle.
Incomplete text references May between 1968 and 04 opening at 491 and closing at bb. Mentions between Ce LL a t Widlowing I( AT Set and a wad 734) opening a AT aes and shesley at de 6-3. No clear event or entities to identify.
The provided OCR fragment lists several grain terms and numbers with vague headings. It appears to mention periods in September and December, values such as 64, 44 1-2, 48, 50, 165, and a note about a time or price of 2.00 in a closing line. Names and contexts are garbled and not clearly attributable to a definite item.
A fragmented report notes issues with poultry and turkey stock at Chicago dairy and creamery stalls. Mentions live poultry and spoilage concerns affecting sales and consumer choices.
A fragment from the East Asiatic Mayd of Shanghai shows verses by Richard Neumann with the line Do not marry. An advertisement cites Rich fred Newman offering wedding witnessing services for a fee with dress and coat options. The nearby text recalls Miss Clara Clo 6aifled for Europe at a reception where she meets Hartford childhood friend Tom Jones, prompting a quip from Mark about memory.
East Buffalo market recap shows receipts across cattle hogs and sheep with demand steady to higher for cattle and mixed sheep. Hogs are dull with prices lower. buyers bid around 8.60 to 10.00 for Yorkers and 6.00 to 6.60 for heavies and mixed lots.
On stock yard listings for the morning trade 4000 head were noted with tomorrow’s estimate around 2000. Prices ranged from light 6.06 to 6.20, feeder stock 4.40 to 4.40, cattle receipts 26000 with 18000 forecast, sheep receipts 11000 with 6000 anticipated, native sheep 2.50 to 4.30, western sheep 3.40 to 6.50, and associated market notes.
Markets show slow trading and slight recovery in wheat and corn futures. Wheat September traded around 92 to 92 1/2 with Dec and May futures edging higher, while December corn hovered near 78 to 78 1/2 and Daconhar notes fluctuating prices.
Fragmented OCR notes list various produce items and receipts with unclear amounts. Mentions include new miter, Crewe Dey, dairy tubs, eggs, and mixed faney entries with dates 26 27 and values around 3025 units. Details are partially garbled and labeled as late dairy items and western frats.
Marion Milling and Grain Co reports corrected daily prices for wheat corn oats rye and seed crops plus Chan Turner & Co prices for dairy butter beef lard syrup teas vinegar and a wide range of dried beans and flours. Prices show per bushel per pound per barrel and per sack with several brand names and pack totals.
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