Metropolitan store to open new big Marion branch
McClain Co plans a large sale and new store in Marion replacing the former location damaged by fire. W. H. McClain retires for health reasons as Abler and Phillips move in to run a 60,000 dollar stock, with a larger display space and promises of full value and lower prices.
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McClain Co
W. H. McClain
Marion
Ohler and Phillips Dry Goons
Maher Dock
West Center
W. McClain Company
Mavion
Abler and
Phillips
Coum Anil Viree
McClain Company
Mesars Uhler and Phillipe
Ely
Prospect
Center Street
Powersby
Keith
Fim
C. W. McClain-Go
McClain Brothers Plan Credit Clothing Store Move
Mr W W McClain will run the Credit Clothing Store on West Center Street and after May W H McClain regains health will join with his brother in the business.
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Merchant Endeavor
W. McClaln
Credit Clothing
West Center Street
W. H. McClain
Credit Clothne Tiles
Charity Event at St Marys Nets $275 for Good Cause
The St Marys charity hall event raised 275 dollars for a local port fund. The committee reported receipts provided by the St Lilys Circle and Alter Society at Haver Hall and plans an upcoming similar affair.
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Joolk
St. Lil'y
Alter Society
Haver Hall
Bynilay
Dr Frank G Smith to Speak at Epworth Church
Dr Frank G Smith pastor of Warren Ave Congregational Church Chicago will headline the Y M C A lecture course topic The Man For Our Times. Season tickets remain on sale and promise a strong attendance from church members and community listeners.
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Y. M.C. A. Lecture
Frank G. Smith
Warren Ave
Congregational
Chicago
Seca
Smith
Frank W. Gunamius
Dr Smith
aiDe Prouk To Smith Meeting At Apworth ME
The note states aiDe Prouk will introduce Smith at Apworth ME for a lecture on community influence. It mentions a 7:20 start and 7:00 arrival, with RAMON tickets and individual admission tickets available.
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Prouk
Smith
O Howe
Tr. Smith
Apworth
Climrod
Coure
Fehl
Ramon
Beason
Buy at two dollars while seats cost a dollar twenty five
Promotional notice touts item bundles priced at two dollars contrasted with reserved season seats at a dollar twenty five. It claims broad interest from families and individuals urging immediate purchase at F I Blake’s.
Special Friday Meat Permission for Christmas Day Decree
Official notice from St. Marys Church members reports a papal decree from Rome allowing Gaphotica to eat meat on Friday December 26 Christmas Day. Granted rarely, it applies this year because Christmas falls on Friday. Not applicable to New Year’s Day. Also a 1903 Christmas sale at B Dickinson’s Clothing Store December 9 and 10 by the Central Christian Church ladies.
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St. Mary's Church
Rome
B. Dickinson
the Central Christian Church
Local Life Notes on Marriages Sales and Accidents
Windsor birth of a daughter to Mr and Mrs Joseph Ken yerly. Marlon couples Daniel Coleman and Doty Tucker seek probate marriage. Morral licenses for Alexander Giles and Ermel Marie Papson. Hickland township couples Willam H Schrote and Alice C Stose obtain license. Florence Richards W C T A plans regular meeting at county jail parlors. Marianne Reinicke teaches off duty at Marion schools amid lines. Horses injured after a wagon incident on West Gemer street. Special low prices on trimmed hats at MISS WARTINGTON 2nd Floor Frank Dron. Read the Mirror to stay posted on local events.
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Joseph Ken ‘Erly
Windsor Atrest
Charles 3
Coleman
Doty ‘Tucker
Marlon
Alexander Giles
Ermel Marie ‘Papson
Morral
St. Mary's Church
Mit
Frank
Schrooter
Willam H. Schrote
Alice C. Stose
Hickland Township
Florence Richards
West Gemer Strelt
Clacksmiths Hope
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Rock Bottom
Rock of Gibraltar
Bette
Hese
Wehol
Kleinmaier Bros
Anbler and Phillips
Turner's
New York
Atnte
York State
Chas. Turner & CO
Menges
G. W. Baker
Dowler
St. Mary's
F. G. Smith
Epworth
Dr. Smith
F. i. Blake's
Miss Wartington
Frank Dron
Uhler & Phillips
McClains
Huber Block
Uhler & Phillips Dry
McClain Brothers
McClain
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