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Newspaper
The Marion Daily Mirror
Location
Marion, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1909
Page
3
Readers are urged to stretch each dollar by buying wisely through The Mirror Want Ads. The piece promises doubled spending power by saving first and spending later, encouraging daily reading of bargain listings to maximize income and minimize price.
A tense pursuit follows a murder in Preston where 45 year old Gunt iknon killed a man and fled as deputies close in on Bendickson armed and threatening. In Moline a body found reveals Thomas Adams killed his wife Sod before taking his own life. A Joan of Arc stage production in Harvard aims to raise funds for Germania museum restoration, featuring 1300 actors and 500 horsemen. Thirty thousand bodies are reported recovered from Messina ruins.
Cambridge June 2 Maude Adams stars in a Harvard stage production presenting Joan of Arc. Reporters who witnessed rehearsals describe the performance as a singular event, likening its scope to the Paxelon play at Oberammergau in its dramatic reach.
Columbus June 23. Debates over local tax levies and state revenue unfold as critics warn higher city and county rates will be needed to replace saloon tax loss. Governor Harmon faces Republican critics over graft revelations and state reforms shaping budgets for hospitals prisons and public works.
A preliminary Bureau of the Census report shows 31,231 saw mills produced 33,280,369,000 feet of lumber in 1908, with notable declines from 1907 across states led by Washington, Louisiana, Wisconsin, and Texas, reflecting the economic depression and market shifts.
Mrs Emma Price hosted an informal sewing session on Gurley avenue Tuesday with art needlework and a guessing contest won by Mr J. B. Lunger. Lunch and a social hour followed. next meeting set with Mr Bob Anthony on Blain avenue in two weeks.
Reported lunacy or delirium surrounds the capture of a barefoot man near La Rue. Officials say he fled when approached, evading farmers and resisting capture over several days. He was brought to county jail for examination, with authorities skeptical of prior job claims and hoping nourishment and care restore his sanity.
Executive committee will arrange an excursion for merchants with Edward K. Abler calling the meeting. Destinations likely Belle Isle and Detroit with two delegates from each firm. Many other cities proposed. trip planned for late July or early August with proprietors clerks and friends invited.
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