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Newspaper
The Marion Daily Mirror
Location
Marion, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1910
Page
6
Corset covers at 2lc boast dainty val lace and fine embroidery across nearly full fronts. The garments are presented as splendidly fitted and extra special, highlighting craftsmanship and fashion appeal for the season.
Friday and Saturday only sale featuring Lancaster and Amoskeag apron ginghams. Pretty barred and striped white goods for summer waists and dresses priced at 7 1-2 cents.
Ohio Auditor of State clarifies quadrennial boards of equalization and review may raise county or city real property values above the assessed total but cannot reduce aggregate values. The opinion, dated May 87, 2010, directs boards to adjust values to place property on the tax duplicate at true value to ensure tax burden equity.
A light wreck occurred at Hocking Valley north yards when a switch engine and two cars derailed. Yard crews re-railed without outside aid, using the went track due to the derailment. A Norfolk and Western private car carrying an official party was moved from Hocking Valley to the Erie. An Erie train crew advisory urged caution at Kenton Avenue as trains may be stopped for danger in either direction on the Cincinnati division.
A new car for the Columbus Delaware Marion electric railway was completed in Newark and delivered. Car No. 1 departed Newark at 7:00 AM, reached Marion at 12:40 PM over Columbus Delaware Marion tracks. The car is to enter service soon with a sister car due shortly and an hourly schedule planned this year between Marion and Bucyrus.
Mrs Anna Broomehrint Wo visits Columbia today amid health concerns. J Cox returns home from business travel in Athens County, as townsfolk discuss daily life and local events.
United Press dispatch from Denver quotes Frederick Behrt of Philadelphia, president of the National Congress of Mothers, arguing sympathy for the American man as fathers fund and support families while the movement promotes child welfare during the Infant Mortality conference.
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