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Newspaper
The Marion Daily Mirror
Location
Marion, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1910
Page
5
An old advertisement extols Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna for internal cleanliness. It claims the remedies promote natural cleansing without debility and urges buyers to obtain the genuine product from the California Fig Syrup Co.
Stockholders of the Ohio Mill and Elevator Company held a Friday meeting to organize the board of directors. Frank Coon was chosen president, W Werstott vice president, and H J Waprer secretary, with plans to establish the new leadership and plant management. A strawberry festival at the First German church is announced for Tuesday in June with members and friends invited to enjoy desserts and coffee.
Lodge Knights of Pythine and regular meeting attendees plan the annual picnic and a strawberry social. The event is set for Monday evening, June 27, with committee work to finalize arrangements.
The date for the annual picnic remains in the hands of the committee Hh 8 DeLomg Harry Crim and Samuel Reber form the picnic committee with members Cars rol Davilson We 8 Spencer and Samuel Heber as ladten social committee Meeting announced the date and place at the moot Marion Lodge No 0 F and A M met last night and conferred the master's degree.
A mosaic from Plymouth Ind reports the death of Mrs Mark Jacoby, a well known city visitor. A.B.H. Rhy was brought here by Constable James Ulion on a charge of jumping a board amounting to about 50 dollars. He appeared before Justice of the Peace Charles H. Conley and the court reserved decision.
Profesor Darby M D of Cleveland, called in by A B Axtell yesterday, returned to his Cleveland home today after a consultation in the name of the American Medical Association.
The magistrate sternly asks Jones for an excuse after charging him with habitual drunkenness. Jones replies tersely and responds to the court with a brief defense.
John Ormiston was found guilty on the indictment after a lengthy trial with jurors excused then recalled as heat and deliberations stretched. He told a implausible tale of a burglary involving a hold up near Main Street and the Amicon store, with the jury returning the verdict a little after nine.
The petition states Lola M. Biptes and Wo He gave the plaintiff a mortgage deed on property in Marion securing twenty two notes of one hundred dollars each with one payment made and two thousand one hundred dollars due on the rest plus interest. The court is asked to compel the other defendants to appear and assert any claims, while the plaintiff’s claim is held first and best on the property. Also mentions soap advertising unrelated to the case.
Probate Judge W. B. Spencer granted the Harraff case custody of the two minor children to the Humane Society. The society will provide for the children with Henry Harroff’s parents, James Harroff of Olney Avenue. A marriage license was issued to Henry G. Trapp of Westerville and Lola Jane Hott of Lakeland, Reverend David Calkins to perform the ceremony.
Hocking Valley agents warned of mail thefts in several state areas amid a vest handling incident affecting delivery. Erie No 4 delayed over an hour near Chicago due to a freight issue. a detour extended to Lima via Pennsylvania tracks. Floyd Welsh, first trick operator, traveled to Toledo to visit friends. Bucklen's Arnica Salve recommended for wounds and burns with safe healing claims.
Willis Clark sets a near right valuation for LaRue real estate in 1909, with Grand Prairie, Bowling Green, and Late village needing reappraisal. The article notes wide discrepancies between Clark’s figures and Milton J. Morral’s, affecting tax implications and potential municipal funding under new tax limits.
The article notes inconsistent land values across Grand Prairie and nearby townships. It stresses accurate real-value appraisals are necessary, with Bowling Green and LaRue waiting on revised totals. It mentions Grand Prairie, LaRue, John Salisbury, and a state convention of the order.
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