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Newspaper
The Marion Daily Mirror
Location
Marion, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1910
Page
8
An OCR fragment promotes Hollistyr Rocky Mountain Tea as a remedy for four eye diseases and kidney problems. It warns against emotions when kidney issues are suspected and asserts the product can restore normal organ function. Charles Schmidt & Co is cited as the dependable source.
A brief notice advertises a feed and coal supplier offering hard or soft coal at low prices with fast delivery. It mentions Plymouth Block coal as a highlighted option and emphasizes satisfactory service.
A short classified entry lists R. P. Bazard with contact phone 994 912 at Bennett Street. The readable fragment presents a simple personal or professional listing without further context or dates.
The Bowling Green appraisal reports land values of 38.21 and 47.40 with a new total appraisement of 674,600, up from 474,060. M A Watkins, township appraiser, presented the figures to the county auditor, detailing changes in the tax duplicate and the additional levy of 1865.42. The report notes a shift in the burden under the new valuation and mentions the special school district lands and buildings.
Railroad news notes rapid start of three regular routes and plans to add more as demand Justifies. The Marion Lee Cold Storage Co advertises refrigeration services by phone 112 and readiness to begin deliveries.
Mies Harel Ward and Jesse L. Han were married Wednesday evening at the home of Dr. and Mrs. J. J. Hensley on Cherry street. The ceremony was conducted by Dr. Hensley with a procession of friends and relatives in attendance. Afterward the couple, both described as accomplished, left for a two week lake trip and Chicago visit before returning to Bilver Street.
A petition in error filed by Marietta Holverstott challenges a May term verdict from the common pleas court concerning the will of Erni Kenne Clarence Holverstott Clay Smith and Clyde Smith. Attorneys Byrnon Thompson Quigley and Johnson represent the petitioners as Deputy Probate Judge J M Brige is absent.
Mrs A Baum, longtime Marion resident, died at 6 20 this morning at her mother Mrs Campbell’s home in Eaton Ohio after a long illness including pneumonia two years ago. She faced her decline with Christian fortitude and cheerful spirit, and will be mourned in many circles where she was known. She leaves a sister and other relatives.
Marion board of education plans to delay filling high school vacancies until Henry A Hartman the newly elected superintendent arrives from the University of Colorado Boulder and begins work ahead of the July opening. Board members seek his knowledge and guidance to ensure proper teacher selection and reporting to the board while awaiting his arrival. Dr Kings New Discovery is praised as a life saver for coughs colds and bronchial afflictions with testimonials from James M Black.
State Inspector Carl Wilkie finds Marion factories generally in good condition with buildings and machinery praised, but warns one city structure remains a danger. He cites potential collapse that could trap firemen and police, calling it a blot on Marion’s public business image amid a large British rubber output figure.
Notices of appeal have been filed as hearings on the Little Soluto river improvement are postponed to Friday at 1 oclock. County commissioners report progress, anticipate farm and city property contest over damages or assessments while second readings of township lots and farm land assessments proceed. Dozens of landowners and firms are named in appeals and exceptions as the process moves toward damages hearings. Bucklen Arnica Salve is recommended for wounds and injuries with quick relief offered at Tachanon Bros.
Police notes report W T Long retied with playing poker for money in a North Main street room rented by Forsythe. State cases involve Forsythe and Sete with decisions expected tomorrow. Local education board convened. routine items approved. several staff and district changes noted.
Miss Huse Markwith a Wesleyan student spends summer at home. Funeral services are held for Mex. Orrin Mexawinger at Pleasant Church with speakers from Odd Fellows and Maccabees. Washington Miller visits Lake Sunday on a long motorcycle ride. Mouser family visits Mount's parents. Odd Fellows address next Sunday. Parish funeral in Essex M.I. church. Rev. Sutton and several fraternal members attend. Local poultry farming grows. aged Levi Longberry from Indiana visits. Prof. I. Stafford and I. B. Bell swap positions. concerns on children and medicine usage arise amid patent remedy ads. Charles Hohmidt & Co. promote Rocky Mountain Tea for children.
The congregation of Pleasant church, located a few miles south of the city on the Wlaware Pike, will observe Children’s Day Sunday evening. A very nice program has been arranged and a large attendance is expected.
Mr. W. M. Aye and about a dozen friends and relatives traveled to Cedar Point yesterday. They were entertained at the Breakers with guests including Missen lore Pearl Campbell Emily Corinne Myers and Mrs. re W. M. Aye, Mr ona oy.
Mr Scott Perguson will entertain his Sunday school class of boys this evening at his Elm street residence. The Fortnightly club is scheduled to travel to Lincoln park tomorrow afternoon for a plane outing. Mr and Mrs Elwin Ballard, recent Marion visitors, depart for Clachinal to attend Mr Ballard’s brother's wedding.
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