Marion City Grants Street Railway Franchise to Railroad Company
Marion Ohio council grants The Columbus Marion and Bucyrus Railroad Company a 25 year franchise to construct maintain and operate an electric street railway on North Main Street from City Pike to the northern city line. The ordinance outlines construction standards street access tracks turnout poles wires and crossing protections with city supervision and repairs at the grantee expense.
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Columbia, Marion & Railroad Company
Otte
Marion
Ohio
Colwmims, Marlow & Aleyrus Railroad Company
AHO Polite
Hy of
Marlon
Ohta
Marton & Bueyras Rafle Toad Company
United States Mall
Main Street
Garilon City Pike
Fairaround Street
Mandal
Columbia, Marion & Mueyrug Railroad Company
Suld
Silx
Lens
Macl Light & Power
Columbus, Delaware & Jar Railwey
Tim
Mall
Shuich Streoth
Iit Franchine
Ald Grantes
Ile Aiocenery
Abilene
Denirew
Groton
Wuerot
Aywterna
Columbus, Marlon & Bucyrus Railroad Company
Ila
Allway
Wich Street
Allway Company
Council of
Guid Oly Way
Itwet
Gald Railiway Company
Te Elt
Elty
Mashig
Euch
Barties
Ald City
Sertion
Columbus
Marlon & Bueyrie Ratton’ Company
la Sitcenmits
Amitigne
Béstion
al Palleemon
Anen
Bestion
Wnld
Mystein
Anld
Terial
Salt Railway Company
City of Marion
Marian
Weal
Auid the Columban, Marian & Bucyrus Railroad Company
Ile Sieresnora
Asaigns
Elty Council
Sad
Coonell
Board of Earth
Aald Granien
Iis Wuecemiors
uMslytia
Olin
Marlin
Othdewite
Columbus, Marlon
Alleyrus Railroad
Aiton
Amwlenn
Marne
Witelshir
Golunden, Marion and Bueyrin Railroad Company
S. RR
Ral Hatser
City Connell
Lanie Selrich
Willy Piva
Star
Mirrop
Unclaimed Letters Advertised at Marion Ohio
A list of names and initials appears for a local unclaimed letters advertisement in Marion Ohio. Names include several women and men such as Jane Boltinger Clayton Edwards Malone Padrmn George Fulton Archle Haran and Julie Donley, with several others partially legible. The notice itemizes names awaiting retrieval at the Marion post office with no additional context provided.
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Marion
Ohio
Hine
Dr. O. Bu
J. Od. Barnes
Jane Boltinger
Clayton Edwarda
Malone ‘Padrmn
George Fulton
Marion Guttule
Archle Haran
de. Berry Hull
Vani Leister
Lefew
Wilson Miller
Charlie Martin
Dr. Ho
McDonald
Pat Murphy
William Price
A. J. Bunyom
Shawl
GO. H. Sheldon
Anna
Golde
Mary V. Herr
John Hileman
Faith Fivie
Hulu
W. Kooheman
Mins Gladywyall
Mive Bell Olen
Mike Fay
Kittle Ray
Mary Serailen
Mary Sudth
Martha Wilran
Maple
Cheap Excursion Rates Advertised for Western Trips
On the flat and third Tuesday of each month a sale is offered for one way and round trip tickets at very low rates. For particulars call Mr L J Nebergull, travel agent, or write.
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R. RK
L. J. Nebergull
Krle
Particuarn
Deep Breathing Practice Promises Health Benefits
An article extols deep breathing as a health elixir improving posture and vitality. It claims benefits include straighter shoulders, toned cheeks, clearer skin, and better breath, achievable through daily practice for all ages, with stronger effects once the habit is established.
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Hwanewa
Frightened by Fire Instructs Fence Lessons After Exhausting Exercise
Fragmentary quotes describe fear and a lesson attempt following a tiring activity. A speaker questions another about behavior as tension and concern surface amid chaotic dialogue.
The Word the Goat Origin In Ancient Hebrew Custom
A partial(description) of a Passover practice describes a young goat used in Hebrew rituals. It recounts the ritual at the rear of the Passover, the priest offering prayers, and the goat sent away by the tribe before wild beasts.
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Lipo
Daily Market Report from Padl Buffalo June 4
Daily market update shows cattle receipts around 100 with steady demand and firmer values. Hogs arrive about 2 560 with higher quotes for Yorkers and mixed grades. Sheep receipts near 1 000 with active demand and steady to firm prices across categories.
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Padl
Buffalo
Volcolvem
Swethern
Union Stock Yards Market Report For Wednesday May 6
Market notes from Malow Stock Yard list bids and estimates for cattle and sheep. Slaughter cows and heifers range around 1.7 to 2.7 per cwt while feeder steers 2.0 to 5.8, with heavy cows near 5.85 to 6.05. Sheep and lambs show steady to higher prices, with western lambs about 4.65 to 6.0 and top lambs around 6.0. Estimated turnout includes 31,000 sheep and 360 cows and calves for Wednesday sale.
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Calnette County
Prine Heeven
Pia Group
Cleveland and Pittsburgh Markets Note Dairy and Meat Prices
Market reports from Cleveland and Pittsburgh show steady cattle prices and active meat markets. Quotes include dairy items and various beef, veal, and pig products with multiple price points across vendors and regions.
Chicago Wheat Market Shows Mixed Movement Amid Weather
The Chicago wheat market saw heavy selling by Potions and others as prices opened around 5 and 4.8. movement was limited by wet weather delaying planting. Reports from Toledo and Winnipeg noted improved demand at two northwestern markets, with May and June sowings forecast at 43 million bush.
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Winnipeg
Buckeye
O. A. Ring &Ropany
Toledo
Grain and futures report with mixed commodity notes
The report lists unsettled prices for oil, wheat, corn and rye with varied futures and cash figures. It notes specific closing values and opens, including wheat at 95 cents cash and corn around 42 to 88 cents in different contracts, reflecting a fluctuating commodities market.
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Toledo Grain
Toledo
New York Produce Report Mixed Dairy Quotations
In New York on June 4 the market shows steady creamery butter at about 24 to 35 cents per pound, with butter and dairy products fluctuating. Output angles include cheddar and other cheeses with varied pricing, while egg and other dairy lines show marginal shifts.
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New York
Itte Colpia
Chicago Produce Market Report for Tuesday Trade
Chicago shows mixed produce activity with deliveries of oils and pork items. A note references turkeys and other meats as buyers seek steady supplies, while local docks handle shipments of various goods.
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