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Newspaper
The Marion Daily Mirror
Location
Marion, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1911
Page
8
A joint committee of soldiers and citizens drops the formal Fourth of July program due to insufficient available talent and funding. Communities across towns cancel or scale back celebrations, leaving residents awaiting unsupplied attractions and events.
A letter dated June 1911 from Mr and Mrs Kabl, formerly bakers in Lincoln, details their long journey to Denver. They describe travel from May nna, Chicago, and the challenges of securing meals and pay with limited money during the trip, noting a hopeful start and modest expenses.
A traveler recounts June journey from Burlington to Lincoln and Omaha via the Mississippi, noting wheat and corn conditions, river views, and stops at Cornel Butte Linialn and Denver. Describes markets in Denver and Marion, the scenery, and a visit to J. W. Bryan’s home, with remarks on local performances and hospitality.
A charm in face and form is linked to health in women, with constipation and kidney issues blamed for poor complexion. Hot Electric Bitters are touted as a cure-all regulating the liver kidneys and blood, improving nerves eyes breath and skin, claimed by Pry them. Bod Texanon Bros.
Benjamin W. Roadshaw's administrator filed a petition in probate court to sell approximately one acre of land in Prospect Township valued around $15,000. The will dates June 24 and the filing aims to probate the estate and liquidate real property.
An advertised patent remedy from The Dumble Pharmacy Kenowite Kare House claims kukumatism curd din a day cures rheumatism and radiant relief in 2 to 9 days. It asserts immediate removal of the disease cause after a first dose with price references of 76 cents and $1 bold.
The piece traces Bucyrus name origins tied to Cyrus the Persian general, notes local figures like Colonel Kilbourne, and references the famous Nashy letters by Peter Wall. It recounts residents’ reactions, Wingert's idea, and how the letters fueled town lore while editors pondered accuracy and legacy.
A party of Marion men visited Caledonia to attend the Patterson commencement exercises and to advocate for Marion county Chautauqua representation. The delegation included W. T. Jon, J. Be Vinden, Wm Wy, and Rm Rhow, who spoke in support of regional cultural efforts.
Delegates from across Ohio attended a tour of the Marion Cemetery during a statewide association convention. Officials praised the grounds as one of the nation’s finest, with papers on cemetery care and memorial practices presented in morning and afternoon sessions.
A wedding yesterday at the Gelbaugh home on South Promontory Street joined Ming Goldin Gelbaugh and Royal Diertio in marriage in the presence of their families. The ceremony featured a garden setting with pink and white roses and a lavish display of flowers throughout the home.
After four oclock the wedding of Miss Bertha Augenstein occurred with Jamenium singing and Mr J. We Milles conducting the ring ceremony. The gown was white satin with trimmings and she wore white bride’s roses. Maid of honor Miaw Milde Pang wore pink and pink roses. Best man Guy Get tah stood by. An elegant course meal followed, with guests at small tables. Meg Martin, daughter of Mr and Mrs G A Gelbaagh, is a social figure and Marion high school graduate, planning a move to Brandon Manitoba with Mr. Martin.
A Newark man recalls a long battle with illness and bleeding, nearly unable to work for eight months. Three weeks ago he tried Dr King’s New Discovery, reporting marked relief from coughs colds throat and fever, with a note on affordability and trial guarantees. Mary Van Kieck, secretary of the Hui A Rhee Foundation, cites a statistic about women’s earnings in New York.
A large fragment described as a prized anape hn valued at 0,000 was found in Western Austrasian pearl Suheride and brought to Groene, then shipped to England.
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