A Day to Remember Memorial Day Observed in Marion
Memorial Day events in Marion featured Colonel Stephen K. Clark of Columbus praising gunpowder as civilizing and urging defense of war. A large crowd joined a parade with school children and flags, ending at the cemetery where speakers recalled Civil War soldiers and Lincoln's Gettysburg address.
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Stephen K. Clark
Columbus
Cooper Post
Grand Army of the Repubic
Dwong
Legion
H. L. Pronk
St. Mary
Magnificent
Grand Mareball
T. J. Andrews
Star
Baker
Mne
Co. D
Mtepah
C. F
Marion Company
Lame City Council
Sons of Veterans
Shoal Childeen
Flower Piris
Drum Corp
Pres
Post Office
Atresia
Vnes
Splendid Onder
George B. Ciortetian
Bakers
N. Titus
General Logan
America
Na- Mons
Hue Place
Gritias
Cavalry Regiment
Addrem
Rav
J. W. Milles
C. B
Rocky Mountain Tea Promises Health Restorations
An old advertisement touts Holiliter's Rocky Mountain Tea to cure headaches constipation sluggish liver and sallow color. It claims the remedy brings new life and strength for 36 cents a bottle sold by Charles Schmidt & Co with promise of relief to "millions."
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Charles Schmidt & Co
Purse Missing After Cemetery Work
A woman in Marion reports her handbag vanished while planting flowers in the Marion cemetery yesterday morning. It contained 4.60 in currency and a 197.04 check issued by Waldo Elevator Company, with suspected theft while she retraced her steps through Ellery store and a German bakery.
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Marion
Mika Mary
Kitngol
Ellery
Waldo Elevator Company
Waldo Bank
Divorce Debate At Manton Ministerial Meeting
A Manton Ministerial association session at Central Christian church heard Rev. B Smith discuss the minister’s relation to divorce and marriage. The speaker blamed courts for many divorces and suggested refusals to marry divorced persons. A discussion followed and a special meeting was set in two weeks to plan evangelistic services for the coming year.
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Manton Ministerial Association
Central Christian Church
B. Smith
Smith
Sausster
Sheriff bids goodbye to friend facing prison term
On Saturday afternoon at the penitentiary the rural scene showed Sheriff C. B. Chicate tearfully parting from John Sherman who received an 18 month sentence for arson in Morrow county. Witnesses noted the sheriff used his handkerchief in grief. Russell, also convicted, drew a one year term for the same crime. Sherman had hired Russell to burn his store for which he held $2,500 insurance. he was to receive $15. The sheriff said Sherman had county sympathy due to believed innocence.
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the Penitentiary
C. B. Chicate
John ©. Sherman
Areon
Morrow County
Sherif Chitcote
Russell
Sherman
Atore
Rumell
Colonius Diepwich
Lusts petition against unknown heirs of Leonard Fetter
Lucy A Lust filed a petition in the common pleas court against the unknown heirs of Leonard Fetter to quiet title to realty. The case, brought through Warner and Geran, details a dispute over property rights and may be appealed after a ruling that upheld the defense.
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Lucy A. Lust
Leonard Fetter
Common Pleas Court
Ril
Warner and Geran
R. B
Marion
Court ‘of Common Pleas
City Bolici
Eb.t. Boyd
Marton
Boyd
Tate
Commel
John D. DeGoley
Tebiete the remedy ines Gee om ey
A fragmented OCR item references a remedy or product called Tebiete with unclear branding and language. The readable bits mention a web or signature phrase and a laxative context, but details are garbled and no clear event or attribution emerges. The fragment lacks verifiable names, places, dates, or outcomes for a fuller summary.
Corset Week Demonstration At The American Lady
Miss McCormick of Detroit visits this week to demonstrate the American Lady Corset. The department invites women to view fittings and learn why this corset is promoted as the most practical made in America.
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Miss McCormick
Detroit
America
Local Textile Sale Ad With Bargain Fabrics
We have never sold such fabrics for so little. White grounds plain pinks and blues striped colors all eight cents. 36 inch light weight wool materials for 29 cents. 44 inch voile in color 69 cents. 45 inch voiles and chambrays black 75 cents. TB e
Fall From Second Story Leaves Woman Unconscious
Mrs Angintus Berry aged about forty collapsed from an up stair window at 457 South Maxin Street and fell about ten feet to the ground. She suffered a severe concussion and doctors fear she may not recover. Neighbors and Dr James McMurray attended, noting her unconsciousness this morning with hopes of improvement fading as the day progressed.
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South Maxin Street
Angintus
Berry
James“. McMurray
Barry Ws
Heath
Atty
Ground 19 Broken Work Begins on New Federal Building
Work on the new federal building started as crews moved dirt and prepared the site Tuesday morning at 9 o'clock. Excavation continues while foundation surveying nears completion, with foundation work to start in a few days and contractors arriving later in the week.
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Klemnmators
Kleinmaters
Kleinmaiers
Fred W. Peters
South Main Street
THE
Denman-Jenner CO
Oxfords
S. R. Clark
Gowst
Chelrpetvnn
Mre
Mary E
Kilogle
Marion National Mill Co
Senterces
Warner @ Edwards Company
Taffeta
Foulards
Reseda
Wisteria
Warner & Edwards Company
Mra. Berry
Jonmenaa
Choapeat
Federal Building
SEAL
Haberman Hardware CO
the Hoover
Rowlands Coomes
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