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Newspaper

The Marion Daily Mirror

Location

Marion, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 09, 1909

Page

7

Davis Welcomes Newborn Daughter in Clinton Street

A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Melvin Davis of Clinton street this morning. Marry Borl Thomas and Leal B Moore of Prospect secured marriage licenses. Rev J Ke Arto, long-time city resident, moves to Hyattsville Maryland for a new teaching post. Ernest Allison Smith of Waterbury Connecticut and Florence Gertrude Alspach of this city licensed to marry in probate court Tuesday evening. Building work begins on Marion Steam Shovel Company office site opposite the superintendent’s office on West Center street. Halt Wall Cronan Company general contractor named for the project. Work on the federal building at Church and South Bute Streets to start soon. excavation at Road rate nearing completion. Howtetter and Dawson contracted for excavation. Leopard Jones, county treasurer, married Florence Clark last Saturday. companions visited the courthouse Wednesday morning bearing a wedding bell. Rev Mr H Halley of Worth M G Church to lead activities. Annual Flower Mission by Francs Wizard W T U will be held at County Jail on Thursday afternoon. Ladies to meet at Mrs W J Merrill’s Vinestreet home at 1 oclock. conveyance provided. All members urged to attend the service.

Melvin Davis Clinton Street Borl Thomas Leal B. Moore Prospect J. Ke Arto Hyattsville Maryland Jean Ernest Allison Smith Waterbury Connecticut Mise Florence Gertrude Alspach Marion Steam Shovel Company West Center Street Haltwall Cronan Company Church and South Bute Streets At & Road Howtetter and Dawson Leopard Jones Dainty Sachday Florence Clark H. Halley Wpworth M. G. Church Actvire Thuredas Mre. W.j . Merrill Vinestreet

Atlas Portland Gement Brand Work Stand

Atlas Portland Gement advertises a durable work stand designed for long lasting use. The copy emphasizes reliability with phrases about having it on hand and being the best in the land. The tone mirrors a traditional mid century product promotion.

Atlas Portland Gement

Junior church youth group outing at Lincoln Park

The Sunday School Junior department of Central Christian church held a Tuesday afternoon gathering at Lincoln Park with nineteen attendees enjoying outdoor games and a light supper. Mine Lietin Scholl supervised activities. City board met Tuesday afternoon approving wages totaling 260 50 and noting sewer drainage issues due to heavy rains.

Ventral Christian Church Lincoln Park Lietin Scholl Betlefontajan Avenue Prity Ne Service Bik

Ten Dollar Bill Tale Of Loss And Joy Across Poverty

A New York piece recounts a family of four living on tight funds and how a ten dollar bill, lost then found, reshaped their month. The narrator reflects how money, or its absence, changes fear, hope, and daily life, illustrating the emotional weight of small sums.

Her Base in Gratitude and a Hidden Will Mystery

A tale of Duchenois and a crushed old friend. The man laments that despite heartfelt sympathy, gratitude haunts him as he notes she left him nothing in her will after thirty years of weekly dinners. The piece hints at a nuanced bond and a secret motive behind the bequest.

Duchenois Prench Torreds Bor

The Human Touch Debate in a Theatre Scene

A quirky dialogue features a theatrical lens directing praise and critique. One character laments that the play lacks human ity touching chords while another mocks the drama and notes the hero keeps borrowing money from friends, highlighting comic tension.

Uncle Elies Fables and the Lobster Sage Morals Adapted

A quirky 1909 item features fable sketches with a Lobster seeking a new form from a Sage who rejects changing him. The Hen and the Fox, The Peasant and the Bug, and The Ass and the Whippoorwill appear as brief tales with morals about curiosity, prudence, and choice. It also notes a World’s Largest Barometer in Pyeng, Italy, and a glycerin column reaching thirty seven feet, highlighting early scientific curiosities.

Pyeng Taly Porrkwilt Paxcal Zop

Postal Confusion Over Abbreviations In Letter From 19th Century

A quip filled dialogue mocks postal workers as a writer insists on full state names to avoid misrouting. The postmaster and commissioner debate abbreviations such as Tenn, Poun, Nev, Neb, Minn, and Va, highlighting the era’s emphasis on clear addressing.

Nepoléon Tage Postminster Clneinnath Baquirer

April Show A Snow Flurry In New England Note

Fragmentary note describes a snow event in New England regions with references to April and a bottled snow product labeled April snow. Mentions painters or observers and eyewear context. Contains unclear phrases and misspellings but centers on snow appearance and a branded snow capture using melted drops.

New England Lufallibie

Market Report From Buffalo and Union Stock Yards

Market reports from Buffalo and Union Stock Yards summarize mixed cattle and hog receipts with steady to firm undertones. Prices at Cleveland and Pittsburg show muted gains, while dairy and produce notes from New York and Toledo reflect steady to soft trends across commodities and markets.

UNION Union Stock Yards Mle Lehi

Local Produce Markets Price List

Local produce markets list paid and selling prices for items such as butter cheese lard eggs and tobacco. The ad lists various goods with per unit prices including per pound per dozen and per gallon284 entries appear in a dense price table style with suppliers including Chas Turner & Co and Keen. Historical pricing reflects early 20th century retail terms and measurement units.

Chas. Turner &Co Keen

Flour Prices and Obscure Historical Note

Flour brands and barrels listed with per bbl prices such as Marlow Pride Monarch Carmation Git Edge Gold Medal and Clover Leaf. A garbled historical aside claims no carrots or edible roots grew in Bog Rond until Henry VII’s reign per historian Hine, with fragments about small quantities.

Henry VII Hine Bogrond

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