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Newspaper
The Marion Daily Mirror
Location
Marion, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1908
Page
7
The second lecture of the Y M G C Ay Course features Dr Frank G Smith Chicago's Greatest Preacher presenting The Man for Our Times at Epworth M E Church next Monday night. Season tickets are $2 00 for reserved and $1 25 for unreserved eight numbers tickets still on sale.
The governor elect’s staff is announced with appointments effective at inauguration. Named are two from Ohio and others from Missouri and New York with staff positions in infantry, engineers, medical, and staff roles across Columbus Cleveland Napolean and Cincinnati. Prices of daily staples rise with no exception to pancake mix and old price at grocers.
The case concerns foreclosure for a note of 2008.17 with unpaid taxes and insurances claimed. Plaintiffs allege noncompliance with mortgage terms and request court relief to recover proceeds from the mortgaged realty.
A Chicago correspondent recalls Sophy Harrison, socialite daughter of former mayor Carter Harrison, and her marriages to Barrett Eastman and other social figures. The piece follows how public interest shifted from wedding spectacle to divorce rumors and moneyed social circles, touching on Zionist debates, reform clergy, and linked scandals including Lydia Thompson era gossip and legal woes in early Chicago society.
Reports say Grain King Damon A. Patten boasted of operating a 20 million bushel wheat deal as market mood turned bearish. Northwest wheat receipts fell and forecasts predicted a new winter wheat wave, reflecting a warming yet uncertain trade environment.
A garbled passage mimics a rural voice recounting harvest scenes and farm life. The text mentions corn fields, pumpkins, and a hopeful tone about bumper crops, with several unclear names and places implied in a dialectal style.
An article describes stomach illness treated with Dr Williams Pink Pills, detailing a Berlin Center Ohio farmer Cline who recovered after long hardship. It also covers government guidance on redeeming mutilated currency with sections on note damage, glass grids, and recovery procedures.
Daily market page lists wheat corn oats and seed prices by bushel or bag. Prices include corn 60e per bushel and Timothy 1.00 per bushel with marked declines for several seeds and beans. Butter and lard quoted by pound, syrup and tea prices shown, navy beans and Carolina head rice cited with varying rates.
Partial OCR shows item prices with sacks of meal Graham flour and seed fabric entries. Mentions quantities like 2 ton and 28m along with unit prices per barrel or per pound. Reading is incomplete but indicates a commodity price column.
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