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Newspaper
The Marion Daily Mirror
Location
Marion, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1908
Page
8
Kleinmaiers Makete announces tickets for the high school commencement at the Grand Opera House. Event is Friday evening. tickets go on sale Wednesday morning at 5 o'clock at the ticket office.
Marion Chattel Loan Co located at 1311-2 E Center St offers personal loans and pawnbroker services. Contact phone number 980 for quick quotes and repayment options.
Cornell announces plans to borrow funds and start brick sidewalk construction. Silver Street improvement approved, with paving from Leader to the west line and multiple west side walks authorized. Equalizing board named to apportion costs. several bond-like notes approved for street paving with four month maturities at six percent. Safety board request to cut police and fire spending laid on table.
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The Woman's Home Missionary Society of Weasley M. B. church will meet at Mrs William Watiles home on the Boulevard Thursday at 2 20 p m The program includes organization singing When the Roll is Called Bible Lesson Hazael Second Chapter discussion organization in Women's Home Missionary Society by the society reading Advance Imperative Mrs James C Hilfery reading Are There Any Lessons Mrs Livingstone Rev business Bring quarterly dues Tea served 430 to 630 Everyone welcome
The Edison dictation machine is being installed in the School of Commerce stenographic department and praised for its efficiency. It allows teachers to dictate to students via a rubber tube, speeds adjustable, and operators can control the process with foot pedals. The device also aids busy city presses by freeing stenographers from routine dictation duties.
Local merchants press for Buffalo Bill’s Great Wild West parade claiming it boosts business by drawing rural customers though city ordinances and mayor promise minimal licensing set at forty dollars. A public sale ad follows for 180 acre Kirkpatrick farm with auction on premises in June, payment terms listed.
The opening week program at the high school auditorium featured eleven graduates delivering orations interspersed with musical selections. Miss Blanche Rhodes opened with a speech on progress and the aim of betterment, while other speakers discussed topics from policing reform and immigration to the virtues of cheerfulness, patriotism, and national unity.
Troy McClure defined socialism as a global issue shaping nations and urged reforms. He contrasted the gulf between steel magnates and workers, praising President Roosevelt for narrowing that divide, and the audience welcomed the speech with applause after a Hoye Glee club performance.
Grand Opera House will host a vaudeville show on June 10. Ticket sales open next Monday at 9:00 a.m. Demand is strong and each person will be limited to six tickets in June.
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