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Newspaper
The Marion Daily Mirror
Location
Marion, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1907
Page
3
Cold weather in April and May signals great barging in June and a bargain oxen event at BSL West Center Street. Marion Manufacturing Company invites locals to visit for deals during upcoming days.
A local notice urges not discarding faded gowns but dyeing or cleaning them at a modest cost. The service promises garments will look like new and savings could cover other new items. Also requests orders for Palmers Transfer.
Johnston's Dye Works announces relocation to 110 Sonkh Prospect Bt with new service hours Monday and Saturday, offering regular dyeing operations and extended weekend access for customers.
Roosevelt outlines farm production and social reform aims. He urges doubling wheat and corn yields while improving farm life through cooperation, education, and government support via agricultural colleges, extension services, and rural communities. He emphasizes the farmer's wife, home life, and practical skills as vital to national progress.
Household or business that has not been called upon by our canvasser for the name of business or address will release report name to you at Arkermann Hotel. BR L Polk & Co, Gait.
Reports from Caledonia cover a broad mix of local notices. A paving project along Croagh Kirkpatrick Road is planned with pumping stations at forty locations. Farm and market updates include Wool purchases by Harrison, Irey and Monnette, and egg loss inquiries from Silas Doyle. Fishing on Whetstone sees poor results due to high waters, while a brake-failure near wreck avert is noted. The 10th annual Tally township Sunday School convention is set for June 12 at the M B Church in Mariel. Obituaries, marriages, and visits from Portland residents also appear among daily items.
The article claims deafness results from an inflamed Eustachian tube and that local applications cannot cure it. It asserts nine of ten cases stem from Catarrh and offers one hundred dollars for any Catarrh caused deafness cured by Halls Catarrh Cure, with circulars available. It also promotes Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
An informal musical program Thursday evening at the Central Cheivtian channel auditorium drew praise as a successful event. Proceeds were to aid in buying books for Claire and others, with a varied program featuring local talents and a warm community atmosphere.
A reading and musical program featured a dialogue titled Turkey Turks by Hewal Petaten Florence Ford and Rea Thompson. Mr A Smith sang the Holy City with stereoptican views. W L Stafford showed a movage picture device and screened several experimental films. The event ended with refreshments and a sociable close.
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