W C T U May Column From Virginia to Ohio
A W C T U notice describes May events, meetings, and reports from Manguler county Virginia to Green County Ohio. It notes Mrs Frances Willard supervision, local option discussions, and a May 1907 program with talks on temperance progress, memorials, and committee motions. It mentions speakers Mrs Henrietta Monroe and Mrs Paden, and reports on organizational growth and outreach across several states.
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Francia Willard
Thin
Union
Anit Hin
Hanfield Mintoffre
Henrietta Monroe
Unnion
Dresterinion
Thie Rennin
Monree
Abe
Ombene
Mra
Harnes
Knights Reflect On Promises Amid Marion Crime Decline
In Marion, long-cherished claims say the city escaped petty robberies as crooks once used Marion as a headquarters. A veteran observer recalls past police ties, recalls a downtown vice room on North Main Street, and notes modern authorities deny any such criminal alliance while noting fewer incidents.
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Knights of the Jitomy
Old Bowery
Marion
Pendeco Marians
Bo Jongan Thay
Main Street
Vailroads
Marion crooks' refuge fades as old gang dissolves
Police and citizens recall Marion's outlaw refuge as the old brewery era ends. Many crooks found temporary shelter there, but few stayed long. Paroled outlaws drift away, leaving Marion less of a rendezvous for tools and crime. The hope is the trend continues and crime drops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reviar Mutual Benefit Association
Mort Nortor
Marion
Boys Room Home Workshop Aim for Productive Play
In a passage encouraging family learning, the article promotes fitting up a boys room with work-stations and tools to foster practical skills, physical activity, and self-reliance. It argues hands-on projects boost both pleasure and profit while avoiding overbearing parental control. The piece notes balance between mental and physical training as essential to develop a well-rounded, capable youth.
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Wmry Lim
Rhea B. Bean
Outing Magazine
Every Man His Own Doctor Promises Safe Self Care
The piece urges self treatment for common ailments due to unaffordable physicians. It promotes Chamberlain’s Remedies as trusted market options with a chart of products and their uses, noting a bottle costs 25 cents to $1.28 and available from all druggists.
Fragmentary Verse Snippet Appears in Newspaper Page
A fragmentary OCR line reads Those us which tery Motermases man must bear Theotertun, suggesting a damaged historical verse item. The readable portion hints at a poetic or literary snippet and lacks clear context or attribution.
Owen Moore Tragedies In Your Town Warned
The piece recalls Owen Moore who failed in business after neighbors preferred mail order houses. It notes he would not return to the town to start anew, choosing to stay away to avoid being “Owen Moore still.” The passage asks readers if they have caused similar local tragedies by neglecting home merchants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owen Moore
Moore
Mr. Moore
Silathe Marion Panily Theater Weekly Program
The Silathe Marion Panily Theater presents seven acts next week led by Roy Ogton and Company. Marion audiences will enjoy musical novelty and a popular act titled Right Stocking with a feature film selection and strong singing performances.
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Silathe
Marion Panily
Roy Ogton
Moreland
Premier Louis Botha in grim British campaign notes
Fragmentary OCR reports Louis Botha, premier of the Transvaal, involved in a British force engagement. Partial lines suggest debate on imperial leadership and governance. The garbled text references loyalty, colonial titles, and political maneuvering amid military actions in the era of British expansion.
Amusement week boosts Olentangy Park attractions in 1907
Galion Ohio hosts a Jubilee week with free daily concerts and zoological displays. The park promises staged entertainment daily, with a large band, Bowery acts, and a big tree ante show. Marion ordinance approves Brown additions to the city, street and alley dedications, and new block numbering from 8129 to 8140.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olentangy
Rene Gut
Arid Powell
Nisieling
Olentangy Park
Thie Park
Galion
Ohio
Cation
Sealed Proposals for Marion Ohio Street Work Bid Opening
Sealed bids by the Board of Public Service of Marion Ohio are invited for brick block and sheet asphalt street improvements on Till to Mouth cooperation with Sheet Asphalt or vitrified brick, Holmes Street to Bellefontaine Ave, and Center Street to right of way, with plans on file. Bids must include full company names and a $100 bid bond with the city treasurer guarantying bids. failure to comply will void bids and returned bonds.
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Marion
Ohio
Till
Columbia
Bellefontaine Ave
Firand Ave
Center Street
St. L. Ry
Theol
Ian
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