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Newspaper
The Marion Daily Mirror
Location
Marion, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1908
Page
3
The Mlayerpiano influence grows with claims of a velvet finger touch and easy operation that lets a child play. The invention supposedly masters piano technique without formal study, offering durability and expressive control as it becomes a celebrated lodge room centerpiece.
An invention combines a upright piano with a concealed music-roll system allowing any user to play by touch while the performer remains unseen. The pedal and action are concealed, the keyboard appears unchanged, and tuning remains simple for any ordinary pianist.
The Mirror announces a fraternal election contest with lodge members as candidates. Voting uses clipped ballots from the Mirror, with prepaid subscriptions. Rules require regular lodge or group membership and disallow staff candidacy. ties split diamonds or award a trophy. predictions call for a strong fraternal turnout.
The divester Milo Poultry on Het Atook Aseveletion announced a monthly meeting to be held at West Coster. Attendees discussed plans for forming a cat a league for the week and annual slaughter, with an incident to the barrier November oohibit formulated.
A report covers a fatal ladder fall near Milford and a separate ordinance in Marion. One man died after dropping about two feet, while Marion council passes ordinances authorizing water line work and a bond issue for the garbage disposal plant and furnace repairs.
The document details approval of bonds for a Marion Ohio city drainage improvement along Greenwood Street to Bloom Ditch. It includes bond denomination, interest at four percent, serial maturity, official seals, sale procedures, sinking fund, and pledges of city property for payment. It sets burdens on abutting property owners and township trustees sharing costs, with bonds issued to cover remaining costs. It also notes passage by City Council and mayoral approval in 1908 and publication in Mirror.
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