Death claims JH Foster at age 99
JH Foster died at age 99 after a long illness. The obituary notes his decades of service and the family’s thanks to caregivers and doctors. Funeral arrangements are pending with local services.
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Newspaper
The Marion Daily Mirror
Location
Marion, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1908
Page
7
Veteran Civil War veteran dies in Clarion home
A veteran of the Civil War, Foster, longtime Clarion resident on Wildsor street, died Tuesday morning of pneumonia after a short illness. Born in northern Vermont, he came to Marion about 25 years ago and ran a drag line business bearing his name. He served in the 4th U. S. Infantry and was mustered out at Mobile, Alabama. Survived by several children and relatives, funeral arrangements not yet completed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foster
Clarion
Wildsor
Proumonia
Nouthern
Vermont
Marion
Breem Manufacturing Buemeas
Futter
Qyrth U. S
Ina
Mobile
Almbama
Cooper War
U, A
Tne
Waa
Wpworth M &, Ehurch
Morey
Aisdon Foster
Brio
George
Hister
Dayton
Market notes and grain prices across U S cities
Cleveland cattle and hog markets show steady to higher prices with mixed feeds and imports. Chicago wheat soy corn quotes slide and advance with adjustments as Toledo oats rye and clover trade, while New York butter eggs and produce hold varied prices. local markets list buying prices for butter eggs meat and staples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas, Turner & Co
Groueries
B. P. Marion
Lilly
Union Station Time Card at Oot 26th 1007
Time card notice for Union Station lists L B Neburgal as ticket agent. For fee details or further information, contact an information operator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Station
L. B. Neburgal
Ticket Ameot
Unclear Maritime Schedule Fragments From OCR Text
The readable lines show partial voyage times and port references with errors. Mentions include Erie, accommodation, arrival times around 4:40 pm and 1:18 am, and terms like express and limited. The text is fragmented and lacks coherent events or identifiable entities.
Public Sale Listing Near Marlow and Waldo
A public sale notice details items for auction on January 31, 1908 at 10:00 am near Marlow, 7 miles away, offering horses, cattle, calves, farm implements, tools, feed, and household gear. The fragment references a large inventory including milk cows, calves, corn, hay, buggies, harnesses, a corn planter, plows, a cream separator, brooder, poultry, and more, with remarks about payment and moral exhortation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marlow
Waldo
Black Hawk
Marion Wins Five to Four Over Coshocton In Narrow Game
Marion defeated Coshocton five to four in a close match highlighted by Shaw, Williams, and Freeman's scoring. The Coshocton lineup featured Verry and Freeman, with Quinn steering a promising Marion squad that aims to challenge Zanesville and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carhoctoh
Hart
Marion
Coshocton
Verry
Freeman
Marrion
Shaw
Cowhocton
Williams
Kentworthy
Bruck
Amesnee
Rolce
J Huithack
Boton
Urack
Htopa
Aruck
Williamh Jj
Moles
Alee
Baseball magnates meet to decide Ohio Penn League future
In Columbus a pivotal meeting determines whether the western pond of the circuit withdraws from the Ohio Penn league to form a new Ohio league with four clubs. Marion Newark Mansfield and Lancaster reps attend alongside financiers from Lima Georgetown Hamilton Sandusky Richmond and others seeking entry. If favorable, Richmond Lima Hamilton and Brinfield may join. a new president will appoint committees and set up a permanent organization within two weeks. The season aims to begin April 22 or 23 with 140 games ending late September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akron
W. F. Fonse
Interstate Polo League
Fouse
Youngstown
Waa
Ryans
Shar
Dotion Fh
Koon
Fonse
Columbus
Marion
Newark
Mansfield
Lancaster
Capitalista
Lima
Gorgueinid
Hamilton
Sandusky
Hiohmond
Indkina
Reitiew
Richmond
Brinfield
Bobby Quinn
Columbia Club
Mt. Quinn
Atelen
Tom Bowery Organication
Merion Mil
Small blaze at convent basement blazes out quickly
Fire crews from Central and West End respond to a noon blaze at the Latholle Siaters convent on North i respect sive. The origin is a furnace in the basement and the door sparked. Damage is estimated under ten dollars. A rumor about Mr. Bryans daughter seeking nomination is debunked. Ruth Bryan Leavitt of Denver will not nominate him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central
West End
Latholle Siaters Convent
Originacca
Wg. Bryan
Coljor@de
Bryan
Ruth B Ryan Leavitt
Denver
Daily Market Report from Buffalo and Union Stock Yards
Buffalo market report shows receipts of cattle 200 with active trading and a 2 cent drop. veal and sheep/lambs receipts around 16,000 with higher lamb prices. hog receipts 15,700 with mixed quotes. Union Stock Yards at Chicago notes 6,500 cattle received with tomorrow's estimated 90,000 and prime beeves around 6.25, stockers 3.40 4.70, cows 1.40 2.50, Texans 3.50. hogs receipts 2,000 with an early price range and an estimated 45,000 for the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Pittoburg
Dan
prades 4.50 @ 4.5; roughe
Oings
Buffalo
N. Y
Union Atoor Wasps Union Stock Yards
Lle
Jam
Acite
Otmorrow
Stookera Fooders
Gows and
Ere
Oanfiery
Texans
Hogi—Rengi
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JH Foster
Sap
I City
Pasumenia
Clevelard
Cleveland
Shoop
Jamie
Neceipta & Carn
Cricago Grain
Chicago
Tan
Sillers
Toledo
Chicago Duce
New York
Marion Milling & Grain Co
Peoples
York Central Lines
OLD League Resul Murion
Ashland
Zanesville
Madefeld
Pol
Qunn
Sines
Perry
Aghland
Manafed
Coshoegm
Zaneaville
Brick
Quinn
Pought Cowhoeten
All Dogs
Eddie Sipe
Sipe
Dancaster
Nolin
Plotcher Turner
Pabner Hadley
Canter
Edgington Olstifx
Dewitt
Ash+land
Turner
Fabner
Fletcher
Graftani Omets
Oleting
Latonge
Clark
Emory College
Georgia
Oreaten
Young J. Allen
Methodist Church
China
Drarereys
Catholic Siater's
Daily Market Report
We. G Oiler
Bertha Cyphers
Wet Chaveh Street
Galton
Ohio
Wel4
NCAR
Monroegar Co
East Center
N. Seffner Avenue
Jeter
South State St. EE
C. EB
Music
Hammond
W. B. Brmger
Strayers’ Drug Store
Church Street
J. W. Clark
H. L. Proteman
Cincinnati
Harold Wagoner
Court Street
Rowan
J. Fi Shoe
Konington
City
Beavens
Weill Weill
London
Opera House
Perrys Loxton Bint
Mentgens
Queer Street
THE
Taylor Stock CO
Nick Clasa
Reely
Morgan
Melody
the Ozay
E. J. Appleby Banjoist
E. P. Rowe
Pans Nester
Havemuoh and
Havelittle Cervantes
Bellesfontaine Avenue
Leaders Street
Monroe Street
Avondale
Files Avenue
West Center Street
Nell Avenue
E. E. Bush
H.E. Carpenter & Company
Atte
Aldo
Vairbanks
H. E. Carpenter & Co
Smart
Waddell
Vou
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