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Newspaper

The Marion Daily Mirror

Location

Marion, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 11, 1908

Page

5

Huber rolls out new road roller attachment for traction engines

The Huber Manufacturing Co introduces a road roller attachment converting traction engines for highway work. With a growing road improvement movement, counties may buy road rollers, boosting demand and employment. The machine also converts to a traction engine, enabling use as a power unit for crushers and other gears. It features side steering and easy conversion, signaling a promising jobs surge and steady work for workers as shops ramp up production.

Huber Manufacturing Company Obie Union Ohio Huber Dari Tsigners

Restorative Recipe for Men

A fragmented old recipe describes a home treatment using rennet and other compounds to aid male vitality. It outlines mixing amounts and steps, claiming benefits for sexual and general health, with cautions about preparation and consumption. The text appears as a garbled medical remedy with nonspecific ingredients and unclear usage directions.

Program Arranged by Marion County Teachers Association

The Institute Committee of the Marion County Teachers Association arranged a winter program to be held in the high school auditorium on Saturday. Morning sessions feature Rev J J Halliday Prospect, Miss Hope Fisher, Mamlo Weber, Elizabeth Wil, and William Moroney with papers, piano and mime work. Afternoon sessions include Mrs Langtey, Miss K HW Marshal, C H W Winans, Willand Osborne, and J F E Gunkel Toledo with readings and talks. The public is invited and a large attendance is expected. Companion funeral details for Margaret Scranton to be held at Forester hall Saturday at 1 PM.

Marion County ‘Teacher's Association Sisson Dovodona J. J. Halliday Prospect Feestars Forester Hall Margaret Scranton

Infant Death From Pneumonia at 500 South Main

Robert Eugene Pickerel, five months old son of Mr and Mrs Eugene Pickerel, died Friday morning after eight o clock at their home 500 South Main Street. A severe cold weeks earlier led to pneumonia causing death. Funeral services will be held Saturday afternoon from the residence with burial at Marion Cemetery.

Robert Eugene Eugene Pickerel South Main Street Marion Cemetery Rinora Scranton George FE South High Street Toto O'Clock Marlon Cemetery

Business leaders to discuss Marion Findlay railroad

A Findlay delegation led by real estate man I S McKelvey arrives in town to confer with Marion business men about a proposed Marion Findlay electric railroad. George J. Christin, president of the Commercial Club, calls a meeting at 7 30 tonight at the Commercial Club to urge a large attendance and support.

S& I Marion Marion and Findlay Electric Ralroad George J. Chrinthin Commercial Club Findlay

Funeral Services for Joseph Young Held at Agosta

Funeral services were conducted for Joseph Young age unknown. He died after arriving at his son KB F Young’s home in Marion. Prayer at the Young home preceded services at Agosta M E church. Interment followed in Agosta cemetery.

Joseph Young Agosta KB. F. Young Marion Young

First Christian Missionary Society Meeting Hosted by Mrs Mason

The First Christian Missionary Society was entertained by Mrs Mason at her Windsor home on Thursday afternoon. Members discussed mission work, a regular business session was held, and attendance was noted. The next meeting is scheduled for one month later.

Mrs Coler Hosts Missionary Meeting at United Brethren

Mrs Willam Coler of Maine Avenue hosted the Missionary Society gathering at her home Thursday afternoon. Large attendance and much business were noted. President I C Dunn, serving four years, was surprised with a life membership certificate. Next meeting set for January 14 at Mrs Cox's home on North Main Street.

Willam Coler Maine Avenue Hontesas I. C. Dunn Cox North Main Street

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