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Newspaper
The Marion Daily Mirror
Location
Marion, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1908
Page
3
An old ad notes Brunskill, at 114 Court Street, Headquar ters, offers photos services loans negotiations and auctioneering, plus buy sell exchange of real estate and a line of carbonated beverages including ginger ale and sodas by J R Smith Prop.
Mira Million Nelson heads Plends in Adanat week as Mrs Edward lurk visits her mother in Galion. F R Salter handles Columbus business while O Weeks visits. W Berry formerly of this city now in Lima visits Marion friends. Laurie attends to relatives as Pearl Dundore returns from Fostoria. Long brothers from Lorain feature in town news as Hastings visits West Copter Street. Minnowille McPoek Bibel Hoarabugh visit Iberia friends. Congressman Mouser travels to Latin Old to be with his ill mother.
Names and movements across Huntington and nearby areas include C C Orndoff, Mrs Win Plunket, Fred Tets now in Gyrene New York, Harry Cartoight returning from a wedding trip to Columbus, Roy McAll visiting Cleveland, Irene Rother returning to Cohumanes, George Harvey and the Kerwecker family guests at Cardington, D O Weeks in Columbus, Lester Gain recently graduated at Ohio Northern University in Ada, Elizabeth Urbach visiting Toledo, and Admiral Coffee advertised.
Market report shows cattle active with slight gains in some grades. Sheep and lambs mixed as lamb prices fall, hog receipts rise with higher butcher hogs and varying weights. Data includes quotes for cows, heifers, veals, lambs, yearlings, and hogs from East Buffalo market on June 1.
June 1 livestock market data shows cattle receipts 12 000 with prime beeves around 6.10 to 7.85 and feeders 4.00 to 6. Hog receipts 27 000 with tomorrow’s estimates near 18 000 and values near 5.24 to 5.80. Sheep receipts 18 000 with lambs about 10 lower and sheep 9 0 lower, various regional quotes included.
Fragmentary scanner text from Cleveland area market column shows prices for hogs cattle and meat products with scattered figures and receipts. Many words garbled. No coherent event or complete data set to summarize beyond partial price references.
Market notes from Toledo Grain show wheat prices in September and December trading ranges with openings and closings. corn figures for July September and December. oats and rye cash bids listed with monthly figures and a brief nod to Toeldo grain exchange records.
New York June 1 report shows overall receipts with 5 075 packages from Hulter Re sels and 16 408 packages from Sami Receipts. Dairy and creamery items noted, with extra fats and fancy grades mentioned alongside nearby supply figures.
Wheat, 00 per bushel. Corn, We per bu. Oats, Be per bu. Rye T5c per bu. Clover Seed 12.00 per bu. Timothy 2.00 per bu. Hungarian Seed 0c per bu.
Corrected daily prices list Turner and Company offerings for Butter Lard Onions Potatoes Popcorn Cheese Vinegar and assorted dry goods. Prices shown per dozen per pound per bushel and per gallon with figures in cents and dollars.
Prices for flour in Marion show several brands offered in 1-4 barrel quantities. Marken such as B P, Tage Tender, Monarch, Knickerbocker, Carnation, Golden Flake, Gold Medal, Alladio Patent are cited with per 1-4 barrel rates ranging from 1.00 to 1.60 dollars.
Speaker compares modern woes to historic financial panics from 1751 to 2007, blaming women and fashion trends for economic collapses. He cites the corset, buttons, hoop skirts, stockings, and other fads as drivers of cycles of crisis, urging women to guard the nation’s finances to prevent future panics.
A titled Italian visitor left a card at a wealthy lady's home while she was away. The maid, mistaken for the mistress, gasped at the foreigner’s name and claimed she was not at home. The awkward moment exposes social pretensions and a fragile façade of wealth.
In Marion and nearby counties J W Clark introduces H L Protamas of Cincinnati as a highly recommended stock salesman. Protamas has worked with Harold Wagoner, noted as one of Ohio’s best in the field. Office 114 Court Street invites a trial.
An ad for Colonial Country Club Hotel in West Baden Springs Indiana advertises Ameri can Plan rates from 260 to 4.60 per day with private baths and yearly open rates. It invites visitors to drink the waters and take baths to cure kidney liver and stomach issues and offers 5 gallons of mineral water with physician advice by mail for remote treatment.
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