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Newspaper
The Marion Daily Mirror
Location
Marion, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1908
Page
13
A sufficiency count is cited in a legal filing, with emphasis on procedural steps and potential outcomes. The document references relevant parties and the court involved, outlining the next actions and timelines.
Wilmot stars for the Diggers in a tense game with Lima, as Linke and Parrell spark Lima’s early lead. Farrell, Wilson, and LaRue shine in fielding, while a late umpire ejection and protest nearly trigger a forfeit. Dunnigan intervenes to prevent loss of the match.
Baseball events at the Marion Matinee Club meeting were postponed due to soft track conditions after today’s rain. Officials expect the race to be rescheduled for next Friday afternoon at the Fairground.
Lancaster wins first game 6 0 as Webb falters and is relieved by Bushelman. White pitches complete for Newark, twelve walks issued, Reynolds doubles, Hichberger Carter and Heller steal, miscues and errors noted. Portamouth defeats Mansfield 4 2 in second game. pitchers Johns and Davy allow early runs, final score.
A young woman seeks ten thousand dollars from Joseph Mullaney for alleged breach of promise. The fragment hints at a legal action tied to a bank account and a broken engagement, amid deteriorating health notes and medical commentary on bacteriological research and infectious diseases.
A persuasive note urging business readers to use store news columns to reach eager buyers. It argues that news about fabrics and new inventory engages ladies as much as weddings or fairs, promising quicker sales and avoiding post-sale remnant pricing.
The article describes cloth made from steel wool or limestone wool produced in electric furnaces. It notes that the material, dyed and woven into lengths, can resemble fabric from wool and is used by tailors for coats and collars. It mentions risks of burning with grease and highlights a London tailor’s use of old rope cloth.
The text traces Michaelmas Day goose to Elizabeth I’s era. It recalls Usaane dining on roast goose and Burgundy wine en route to Tilbury Fort on September 20, toasting destruction of the Spanish Armada. A storm and ruin followed, and Elizabeth ordered roast goose yearly, a practice echoed by the people, warning that drink spawns crime and poverty.
A rural resident reported that a horse owned by Lit brothers, wholesale fruit company, dropped dead on the Delaware Pike. The trustees of Monsant township were notified and the owners were compelled to bury the animal.
Mrs J B Alan hosted a Friday afternoon gathering for the B B club on Jefferson Street with social chat and refreshments. Members—John Zachman Mire Swin forth, Mrs A Hidley— posed questions. meetings paused until the second Friday in September when they will meet Mrs A Welah North Grand Avenue. Miss Lydia Knapp entertained guests Friday evening honoring Miss Georgia Waterman of Mt Wayne Indiana with cordial company and music. Mrs Faye Jones Windsor Street hosted Friday evening with light refreshments and a bright social program.
T J Buckmore of Haller Mackmore Pittsburg Pa testifies that Dr Detchan's Relief for Rheumatism cured him in 24 hours after nine months of illness. He tried five city physicians with little relief and now endorses the medicine. Sold by The Dumbie Pharmacy opposite Kerr House.
Numerous Lima and nearby residents are listed as visiting relatives or guests at homes along Olney Avenue Garden Street and surrounding streets. Mentions include Garrie Cromer in Lima visiting her brother G W Cromer. M B Manion hosting guests. Miss Nellie Lawrence and Miss Manestine visiting Pasadena. Rev. K P W Steithern returning from Hybe Beach. Stella Stark visiting Upper Sandusky. and others from Lima, Olney Avenue, and South Vine Street. Also notes about outings to Brady’s Lake Devil’s Lake Michigan and a lack of health issues for several individuals.
Patrick Burke and Albert Bloom were arrested in the West End at 12:16 this morning by Officers Wilheley and Hostetter. The men were jailed in the city prison and a change of Woltering pidced against them. In mayor's court the matter was handled, and the court allowed the shirts to leave the town.
An old advertisement claims Dr A W Chase Medicine Co ointment cures fits and ailments though some doubt it. It touts past success and lists Buffalo New York and Marion Ohio as selling points with local suppliers like Flock Pharmacy in Marion Ohio.
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