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Newspaper
The Marion Daily Mirror
Location
Marion, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1911
Page
4
Classified fragment presents names and roles for the paper’s advertising staff. Mentions H R Snyder as manager and Frank R Northrup as foreign advertising manager with addresses in New York Chicago. The text appears as a damaged OCR snippet with incomplete city details.
An account of Taft’s Chicago address argues a shift from party orthodoxy to reciprocity with Canada. The piece notes cabinet changes and rivals like Aldrich and Pinchot, mentions opposition from lumber and paper interests, and frames free trade as a test of the Progressive movement against old guard tariff rhetoric.
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The Marion City Council authorizes a street widening project on Tennett street from Davide to Le Tourette and approves a municipal bond plan to fund road improvements. The ordinances detail assessments, repayment terms, and notices to property owners, with approval by Mayor John G Belier and City Clerk Millby Lonmabaro.
Nearly everyone expects a ripe old age and a home of his own. The article urges saving money to prevent expenses and to earn five percent interest, presenting a plan to secure comfort in old age.
In a county session the 4 Howard district directors will review bids for the turnpike project. The hearing aims to finalize the plan and set terms before the letting date, with contracts and timelines to be confirmed by the board and county officials.
The weekly bank statement from New York lists varied deposits and reserves with declines and gains across categories. A chemistry science lecture by Clarence Beton of Tacoma Washington is scheduled for Thursday at 8 o clock in the court room of the courthouse with no charge for admission.
Article warns catarrh cannot be cured by local applications and describes a proposed constitutional remedy to remove ear tube inflammation. It notes hearing rumble and potential death if the tube remains inflamed, urging restoration of normal tube function to avoid damage.
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