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Newspaper

The Marion Daily Mirror

Location

Marion, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 10, 1908

Page

8

EACH GETS FIVE YEARS PRIZE LAMBS RECORD WEIGH

Mrs. John Baer of Caledonia owns three lambs that set a heavy fleeces record during the current shearing season. The yearlings weighed a total 35 pounds with the heaviest at 13 1/2 pounds. Delaney and Ramsey were sentenced in common pleas court. both must serve five years in Ohio penitentiary for burglary related crimes. Delaney accused Ramsey to aid his own defense. Ramsey was found guilty at trial. The court noted Delaney would have faced more time if he had not testified and lied in an attempt to exonerate his partner. Franes Willard W C T will hold a bake sale at Turner’s grocery Saturday, pies and cakes for sale. 6-10-81

John Baer Brough Ridge Edward Delaney Elmer Roney Ramsey Caledonis Delaney Caledonia Irwin General Polles MD Inwalt Delane India St Ramey Pating Newhermi Rener

Kleinmaiers await sold-out second Tally Way show

There is strong demand for the second performance of the Tally Way vaudeville act tonight at the Grad Opera House. Manager Morry Sears expects every seat to be sold and notes a few tickets remain for Thursday night. Evening box office opens at eight o'clock with identical prices for all performances.

Gekt Tomerow Grad Opera Howe Wold Morry Sears

Aittredge Likely To Lose His Seat In Primary

June 10 report from Hiolx Cite notes scattering retirements from 36 percent preemption. In South Teketa Republican primary Cowford leads over incumbent Aittredge for U.S. Senate. insurgent state ticket headed by Vassey runs slightly behind but may still win others.

Hiolx South Teketa Cowford A. B. Kittsredge United States Manford Vassey Sic Cdae

Davis Is Set Free In Double Trial At Common Pleas

Proceedings in the common pleas court include John Selanders suing the National Union Fire Insurance Co for 8760 plus interest after a fire destroyed his property and policy. A prior armed robbery case against Davis ended with a not guilty verdict. Parks testified Davis and Bart relieved him of money near State and Fairground streets. Additional chancery matters and jury assignments for June hearings were listed by Judge Toston.

Ghle Agali Othett Davie Common Pleas State and Palrground Ace Davis Sip L. B Myers Davia Jon H. Clark John Selanders Common Plows National Union Fee Insurance Company Pittsburg Trdy Fie Scofield Durfee Selandera Toston v. Young Court of Common Pleas Ida Uncapher Thomas J. Uneapher State of Ohio John A. Key Elizabeth Owens John D. Owens HD. McKinning Company Agamat M. P. Fitzgerald State of Ono Hiram Noyes

LaFollette to Speak Tonight on Polities and Oratory

Senator Lafollette lauded as one of the strongest speakers, delivering a feature lecture titled "Turer: Poll Mon" at Epworth IM. The Altoona audience will hear his direct, intelligent appeal with sparing humor, as the lecture opens promptly at 8 o'clock. The season is praised as one of the city's best, with plans in place for next year.

Senator Lafollette Robert M. LaFolletts Witte le Hak Grace Dee Wil

Election Void Over Rules for Justice Of Referee Seats

A court ruling on May 9 voids the election of justices for the appeals bench under a biennial election amendment. The decision orders new elections in November 1907 to start January 1908, replacing incumbents chosen in November 1904. The ruling, if upheld, could have statewide implications.

Uefenee Suyrens Court

A Very Pretty Home Wedding

A home wedding performed at the bride’s residence in Al Wehcoon at noon unites Miss Maud Boyd of Delaware Avenue and Harvey W. Robison in a simple ceremony officiated by A. A. Batley. Witnesses were only close relatives as the bride, a popular city figure, marries a Chicago businessman with Blanchard Oil Company. The couple will reside locally.

al Wehcoon Fother A. Boyd Delaware Avenue Maud. Boyd Harvey W. ‘Robison Blanchard Ol Company Nhe

Wealth and Beauty United in Marriage in Washington

Juliette William daughter of Col. Aloha Wilwota and Joseph Lalit, the millionaire of the Chicago family, wed at noon in Washington. Prominent guests from Dupont Circle and local society attended as the couple united in a match described as wealth and beauty joining in matrimony.

Wahlagton Dune Beauty Ia Irlane Misa Juliette William Colaloha TR Wilwota Joseph Lalitor Chicago Henelie Tullone Dollinn Ware Lalter Anelon Dupont Circle Waelhington

Graduation of nurses planned for June seventeenth

Sawyer Saya Horhin officials prepare for the annual nurse graduation to be held in the evening of June 17. Five nurses will graduate in a ceremony of interest with attendees expected from other cities and event plans underway.

Saya Horhin Sby

Manufacturer's Sample Line of Wash Skirts Sale

A manufacturer's sample line of wash skirts priced from three to fifty cents each was advertised. The sale opened Tuesday night and began in earnest this morning, drawing steady attention as customers lined up to purchase the garments.

Clubs and Societies Gather for Embroidery and Social Time

Mrs W D Bell hosted the Woman's Home Circle on South Prospect Street Tuesday afternoon. The first hour featured embroidery, then social time with a Queening contest won by Mrs J Coburn and Mr 8 C Kidwell. A second group, M S G club, met on North Greenwood Street with Mary Atkinged winning first prize. guests included several local ladies. The next meetings are planned at C C Danner's Kenton home and Mix Sunt for Lines svenue.

W. D. Bell South Prospect Street J. Coburn C. Kidwell Nnneteen Wan Derry Chambesy Greenwood Street Mins Mary Atkinged Mee Milhouse Clara Baertheche Etyh Mixa Sunt For Lines Svenue

Hall's Catarrh Cure Promoted As Internal Remedy

An early 20th century testimonial touts Hall's Catarrh Cure as an internal treatment that reaches the blood and mucous surfaces to cure catarrh. It claims a physician endorsement, cites a Toledo company, and notes postage for testimonials and a constipation remedy.

Mall J. Cheney & CO Props Toledo Ohio Drugelute Price Toe Hall

Enlarge Your Business With Measured Advertising

This ad copy urges business owners to view advertising as a profit center measured in dollars and cents. It argues for a fixed annual ad budget, tracking results, and a lasting commitment to newspaper ads to boost store sales and reach local customers. It offers an annual contract for ad space and invites inquiries for explanations and options.

Police Court Fowlk Decker Pleads Guilty

In the west end, Officer Thompson brought Fowlk Decker before Mayor’s Court. Decker pleaded guilty to intoxication, fined five dollars, could not pay, and was committed to the city prison. A safety crackdown by police is expected, with measures possibly reducing expenses.

Fowlk Decker Mi Polly West End Thompson Decker

Queen Esther Circle Monthly Meeting at Mrs Ar Guntis Home

The Queen Esther Circle will hold its regular monthly meeting at the home of Mrs Ar Guntis, 687 South Hard Avenue, Thursday evening. The program includes exercises and music featuring Rose Packard, Rogers, Slo Carmen Blow, Paper Not Weird, and duce Mannon, with collection of mite boxes. ADMIRAL COFFEE advertisement at top west of page.

Queen Esther Circle Mra Ar Guntis Bouth Ohard Avenue Render St Devollomd Daxercises Pinna BolomRose Packard King Rogers

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