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Newspaper
The Marion Daily Mirror
Location
Marion, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1908
Page
3
Voters urged to back candidates in a Mirror contest with daily returns and ballots clipped from the paper. Mentions numerous lodges and pages of voting rules, urging members to organize campaigns, collect subscriptions, and file proper ballots as voting proceeds.
The text extols a Mayer piano plane claiming it enables mastery with minimal study and offers unprecedented ease and touch. It touts new, unique features, claims compatibility with children, and suggests flawless performance without prior instruction, promising immediate artistry and silent operation.
The document outlines ballot expiration dates, prohibits Mirror employees from candidacy, limits coupon copies for sale, and states prize division in ties. It notes the Minor may reject a candidate and that the contest will not alter vote use. Certificates for lay contestants are issued with advance subscription receipts.
The Probate Court of Marion County Ohio schedules hearings for August 4 1908 on numerous estates guardianships and trusteeships. Executrices and administrators including Anna Salisbury John Rosencrans Edward Powers Reuben Wynn John Mandieco William Kinnaman and others file first and final accounts with exceptions due by August day 1908.
Hired Bhwok to AL Allen one lot in Marion for 800 dollars. Jobn Detar to Adin Hoyer four acres in Peasant township for 800. JH Dever to Charles Hutter lot in Marion for 200. George t Geran to Sarah A Swaniten lot in Marion. Lewis Hathaway to Alles Its Alee Lenelobe I Agaatit 8710. Oliver W Hyte to Steption A byte lot in Marion for 425. Dolonen and Wilkow bo lot in Marion for 2100. Fhatawh Kraner to J De Bower lot in Waldo for 50. Jisiah Keaster to WK Kraner lot in Waldo for 50. Philp Loyer to Elisabeth Moyer part of one lot in Marion for 220. JW Maotien to Alta 1 Kien het lb Marian for 200. Katie Price to Wilkin 2 Petes for LaRue 26. Janox Reber to Gente B Ral not two lots in Marion for 0. William Rustherford to Preder tek Wench lot in Three Locust for 13500. Samuel N Rigor to diU 1 Risor eighty one acres in Handin and Marion counties for 1. Florence Ff Sith to Rima 1 Iseiter lot in Marion for 15. Baniel Uneapher to Dora KR Une newpher lot in Marion for 4. Karl C Van Meter to Jones and Wiley gift of two Joly fa Marion for 1400. Clare Wilhelm to A V Mene det their lots in Marion for 2500. Nie Watkins to Berthin ube eth Lot in Prospect for 0. c Van
The article notes Sweden and Scandinavia lead in factory built houses. Huge Bjorkholm mills produce timber homes by the hundred for world markets. Homes arrive in sections for easy on site assembly. Not mere sheds but elegant dwellings suitable for summer living.
The article explains that counterfeit Bank of England notes vary in thickness and ink density across the note. It highlights thicker left margins, a keener vignette impression, and darker counter areas as signs of forgery, noting that genuine notes show consistent texture and print throughout.
A garbled excerpt mentions a licorice plant and a dainty, pale plant used for oil and flavor, linking to Mediterranean produce. It also references candied nuts, cabbages, and peppery dishes, with scattered notes on cultivation, tasting, and culinary traditions.
A fragmented report describes a long voyage with Cate en Orcan Liners and mentions Likene heligs and Lionel ce vert abet. The text hints at fatigue during a voyage and references Tab Ui Meniel's Wario ae Wyte Che, with several names and places appearing in garbled form.
Fragmentary notes describe Japanese auction customs with odd terms and improvised bidding. A box holds the object and bids are deposited on paper, with the highest offer winning the item. The text suggests a back bidder or intermediary notes the top price and the winner.
A misaddressed letter by Lord Gurzon's associate created a mix up at Oxford when a letter intended for a relative to a friend was misplaced. The recipient's clerk could not read the note, but it appeared to request money with a check sent.
A fragmented note observes elephants as a single family with shared features. It mentions a line of twenty one trons of packs, a game that brewiih Uiaugh, and eyes all of one color, highlighting uniformity in appearance.
Fragmentary report discusses promotion practices after the Spanish War, questioning who selects officers and what criteria govern advancement. It references Brigadier General George Crook and debates the authority of selection, noting dissatisfaction with current procedures and perceived biases.
A fragment reports on a legendary mountain lion Munafienmpst hailed for bravery in The Trav Magazine. It notes few attacks by the beast on camps and recounts a tale of a theft of a pie used as a lure, highlighting the creature's reputed courage. The passage ends with a reflection on faith and power.
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