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Newspaper
The Marion Daily Mirror
Location
Marion, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1910
Page
8
Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea aids physical strength and vitality, helping men and women pursue success. Charles Rohmidt & Co promotes Fourth of July flags in large 4x6 foot sizes. The Deaman-Senuer Co offers special low prices with mounted ticks and folk pricing.
Justice Gompf bound Almira Reed over to the grand jury on a charge of violent property destruction after a stone was thrown through a window. A mission proposal for the area was rejected for lack of legal authority. Bond set at $100.
Minday being a legal wedday, all banks in the city will close all day. The bankers have, however, agreed to keep open Saturday evening from 7 to 9 o'clock for the accommodation of all persons with business to transact, especially working men who wish to make deposits. After 9 o'clock banking business can be transacted.
Bowling Green farmer Sparks seeks divorce from Nelle M Sparks and custody of their child Reetha M Sparks in circuit court. Lenox Reber sues George W Clark in error over a verdict, while Barbara J Parish petitions for partition and heirs claims against Metz and others in Montgomery township and Larue. Hewitt's Task soap advertises a fast antiseptic cleaner for baby clothes.
The Greeno brothers Borah and George W. Greeno settled a near beer tax case after attempting to halt collection. An injunction failed in common pleas court before Judge Scofield, and the court entered judgment for the amount due. The settlement totaled 600 plus costs due to the time elapsed since near beer sale began.
The county treasurer W. UC. Wottring reports total tax collections reached 71409.92 by Wednesday evening, with the Treasurer's Office described as a busy hub in the courthouse. The piece notes the rapid processing of payments and mentions plans for the upcoming date July 20 as the deadline for the current cycle.
The Ault family reunion is set for Thursday August 11 at the home of Mrs. Henry Titttlebaugh, three miles southeast of Adelaide. Mrs. N F Tilton and wife attended the Richwood marriage of Minnie Mutter to Shumway of Portland Oregon. Mamie Curl and Mum Riba Miller of New Albany have returned home after a four week visit with Mr and Mrs Gompf of Delaware avenue and street, Ridge town Ontario. The B M F Company Detroit Michigan reports the Flanders 20 automobile completing 180 miles for the day on a tour through Ontario towns with strong local welcomes. The trip continues toward Detroit with auto speeds averaging 18 to 20 mph.
Railroad notes report decorators at work on the Interior of the Uinton Station. Superintendent H O Dunkle of the Erie Western division passed through the city in private car on No 14 bound for Cleveland. Erie train No 7 to run tonight in two sections. A motor car for Minneapolis suburban service arrived, traveling as second No 13. The car ran a fast mile, cutting time to Huntington by 17 minutes and averaging about 45 miles per hour with bursts to 65. A large gasoline supply was loaded here.
John Bishop the tramp was arrested yesterday and questioned but cleared. Ly Hopkins an escaped convict was recaptured as authorities confirmed he was not the man. The mayor’s duties will be managed by B T Smart while the mayor recovers from a breakdown. Marvelous Discoveries recounts Dr King’s New Discovery for coughs, colds, and bronchial ailments with a free trial offer and a 50-cent to $1.00 price range.
The board of quadrennial land appraisers faced oblique doubts about citizen honesty as property owners met to question valuations. The day focused on inspections and possible revisions, with clerks and a few tools noted, while pay and adjournment looming. A Bucklew's Arnica Salve advertisement interrupts the text amid reference to a pair of pens and other items.
Old duplicate shows total of 44,200 with new appraisement set at 140,510 for Waldo real estate. Increase over the old duplicate amounts to about 96,310. The 1900 rate was 26.8 mills. new appraisal yields estimated tax of 2,107.45 under the 15 mill limit.
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