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Newspaper

The Marion Daily Mirror

Location

Marion, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 08, 1910

Page

5

Erie Cutting Down Expenses and Retrenchment Moves

Erie officials announce force reductions across departments to align operating expenses with decreasing receipts. A Cincinnati division meeting outlines plans to cut nonessential repairs, idle track work, and overtime while maintaining essential service. The department head, Superintendent HAL Allen, oversees schedules as railroads cite rising costs and constrained revenues. A New York Central advertising push for July Fourth shows a broader shift in the era’s rail travel and service.

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Hori Were Toro Ready for Deliveries

Hori were TOR 6 Too Wagon begins regular routes with three started and others to follow as demand justifies. Contact phone 112 to start your refrigerated storage and ice needs with Marion Ice and Cold Storage.

Marion

Large barn moved near Larde LaRue site and street work planned

A barn relocation near the town site prompts street work with graveling for a mile. Laborers clear the area while residents report pension day and memorial services. Local families attend church and social events as several residents recover health and others plan visits.

Daughters of America Elect Officers at Large Meeting

At a largely attended meeting the Daughters of America elected officers. The slate included Philo mena Holwell as counselor and Daisy Hlantaugl as vice president, with My Le Alexander recording secretary and Theta Tarder recording secretary. Installations were announced for June 1 followed by a social, and district memorial services are planned for next Monday in Bucyrus.

Daughters of Americ Hatter Todigo Vents Philomena Holwell Clare Towson Vnadclitte eounMelor Daisy Hlantaugl May Smith My le Alexander Theta ‘Tarder Ams Wie Mere “Lida Hepes Mra Lent Staley Troumurer Care Prettyman Ivdian Reed Berta Wird Gentinel Agnes Kidelman Tmaxielan Mrn Mary Maver Maron Pelncie C. Ml. Dei Bucyrus

Doans Kidney Pills Praised in Marion Testimony

The letter touts Doan's Kidney Pills as a proven remedy for back and kidney pain in Marion residents. A Marion user claims long term benefit after using the product for ten to twelve years and endorses Schmidt & Co. as the seller with F. Mulburn Co. as a general distributor.

Marion Marin Mia Lincoln Ave Ohio Dean Shemidt & Co Doran Prive Conte Fuaters Mulburn Cn Purfate New York United

Delayed Word Salad From A Fragmented Local Page

A garbled OCR fragment mentions meals, visitors, and people with uncertain names. It hints at a social scene with a dish described as a delicious plate, and lists several individuals in unclear contexts across streets and towns.

Community Night Highlights School and Club Events

A secretary report details year’s treasury work and school activities. Members of the choir and students attend social events on Monroe Street and Prospect Avenue, with awards for excellence and several friendly competitions.

No Bidders Named for Municipal Bond Issue

A local government bond issue attracted no bids at the sale. Officials will review the terms and consider rescheduling to secure funding. MBIA and other lenders were mentioned in the session as potential backstops. No final resolution announced.

Seventy Five Dead Bodies in Quake Toll

A vast earthquake disaster in Culltrh San Remo Ban Bole and nearby towns has left seventy five dead and many more injured. Rescuers comb wreckage, aid slow to reach affected areas, and officials prepare emergency measures and public contingencies as volunteers assist in relief efforts.

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Local Fatalities and Accidents Plague Rail Rides

Rev Co AL Hallberg, 40, of Sheffield Pennsylvania, died aboard a sleeping car as the train neared Union Station in Toledo. Harry Stone, a farmer, was thrown from an interurban car near Columbus, Ohio, and killed. A German pension increase raises annual allowances to 4 837 000 from 4 006 008. Bernard Kopp of Chelanath faced an unrelated accident involving a pyramid of empty beer kegs causing injuries.

AL Hallberg Shefield Toledo Harry Stone Wikarte Columbus Germany Bernard Kopp Chelanath Fell

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