Mrs Davies leads fraternal voting contest in Marion
The Mirror recounts a fraternal voting contest with Mrs T J Davies maintaining the lead, while Mrs Charles Wayland trails in second. George Clark regains second place, and John Abel remains near the top as contestants canvass members, lodges, and subscribers amid prize displays and a busy day of voting activity.
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John Abel
Bagion
George Clark
Eae
W. C. Luatien
Konoctinko
Swick
Canby Lodge
K. of P
Marvey T. Davis
ATU. Ee
Voorke Hagemann
Wayside Lodge
Odd Mellows
Clarence WT
Galieher
Galieher, Jr, 0. USA. My Otte Welkt
Woodven of the World
Y Mason
YM. CA
Fred Wilson
Marion
Michael O'Belen
Knights of Columpus
William BéraWaee
Amarin
Clay White
Crevcont Lodge
Path Ander
Ellown
Mike “Moran
Brotherhood of Railway ‘Tralumen
L. Baller
Royal Arcanumeras
Frank Knapp
Fiame
M. W. of
Bakery Music House
Nelson & Sons
G. W. Bowers
Centerland Main Street
Centerland Main Street Jewelers
Wee
T. J. Davies
Ben Hus
Chaarles Wayland
Taelien
Abel
Harvey 'T
Davia
Player Piano Boom At Baker's Music Store
The article extols the modern player piano, praised for its velvet touch and immediate musical output without finger training. It highlights new features like automatic performance, pedal control, and tuneability, claiming it blends player and instrument into a single perfected device.
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Eny
Minster
Mirror election rules for lodge members and ballots
The notice outlines eligibility for candidates and voting via balloted coupons from the Mirror. It requires paid subscriptions, assigns each coupon as a vote, specifies no employee can be a candidate, and reserves the right to reject names. It also mentions prize handling and certificate issuance for contestants.
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Mirror
The
G. W. Baker, Nelson & Sons
G. W. Bowers
American Insurance Minton
Chanseter
Exch
Omaan
A Color Bearer and Tender Thoughts from Sueces Magazine
A fragmentary piece from Sueces Magazine blends lines about a color bearer and wartime bravado with a humorous vignette on marriage. It references James Augustne North, the term Mourth and Whowenda the glorlogy, and a seaside mood as a boy ponders marriage with his father’s pragmatic yet wry replies.
Untitled fragment hints at sport as society pastime
Fragment discusses tattooing as a social sport and elevates it above simple dining. It mentions IU and implies the activity should not be treated as a joke, signaling a serious shift in cultural perception of the practice.
Chronic Borrower Tosses Back to Back Borrowings
Chronic borrower Amblecute Sulawley features in a sharp town column from Chicago News. The piece paints him as a habitual borrower who appears unable to resist taking items, framing him as one of the neighborhood’s most常involved repeat borrowers and a comic local fixture.
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Snieklefrite
Chicago News
A Resentment Inquirers From The Washington Star
A fragment from the Washington Star presents dialect lines where Misa Mien Brown complains about being tired of boat drawing the color ling and Brakta Binkley says a note about falling winter stand at Crow soda fountains. The piece captures a local vernacular reflection with unclear context and names.
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Brakta Binkley
Notlee
Washington Star
Real Circus Train Tale From Bild Page
A fragment from Bild Page Junetten recalls a circus train story with joking banter about a four train with fourteen honeymoon cour en and a tunnel sighting, reflecting a playful newspaper voice and garbled OCR phrasing.
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Bild Pagle Junetten
Newa
Opportunity Comes to the Humble in a Traveler’s Talk
A long essay-like speech urges villagers to seize chances when opportunity arrives. The speaker recounts youths like Nero and Socrates rising from humble roots, stresses the value of readiness, and encourages both men and women to prepare for future heroism.
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Mrs. Davies
MR. Abel
Diapay
J. Davies
Trive of
Hirer Fox
Que
Marion Mirror
Giasen
G. W. Baker’s
Hana
Mirror Daily
Carrier
Daily Mirror
Uae
Mall
Dally Mirror
Wall
Weekly Mirror
Courrier
Mall Settee
Mall Nwo
Moat
James Auguatne
Jones
Q. Hope
TC. McClure
Sassafras Hill
Smoky Hollow
Chicago
Wickens
New York
Lerolm
Conmet
LGM
Cleere
Lin
Nero
Noro
Joan of Arc
Loeereala Borgia
Charlotte Corningon
Hekug
Demosthenes
Uh Old
Gant
Socrates
Charlotte
Ly Gee
Q. Hope Jones
Heverty
Tlope Jones
Q Hope Jones
Bat Rowdy
Pudinye
M. Onan
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