Union Station Time Card Details
Time card notice for Union Station effective January 2, 1907. North bound schedule and related details appear in the readable text.
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Newspaper
The Marion Daily Mirror
Location
Marion, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1908
Page
6
Time card notice for Union Station effective January 2, 1907. North bound schedule and related details appear in the readable text.
Nov. 6 and 10 timetable update from New York Central Lines Big Four Route announces effective Oct. 26. Ticket Agent L. B. Nebergall available for details at 246 by phone. Information operator can provide train information.
Marion edged Cosherton 8 5 in a high energy contest witnessed by a crowded crowd. Hickey and Graffam delivered strong goalie defense as Marion pressed ahead in the second period, then widened the margin with late goals and clean play. Attendance rose as fans celebrated a decisive victory.
Marion Ohio City Council approves proceeding with North Main Street improvement from Klere to Palround streets. Four-fifths of members concur. bonds issued in five annual installments with 6 percent interest. costs borne by benefited property owners. bids to include vitrified brick materials.
City of Marion Ohio council approves bonds to fund North Main street and High street paving and a new sewer and drainage on High Street and an alley. Ordinance details bond terms, payable by June 1 1908, with primary payments starting September 1 1908. Includes references to state law amendments and official attestation.
A fragment from a 1910s era bulletin references Big Four Route entries and local events. It mentions Washington, April and Mardi Gras carnivals in a garbled list including regional societies, rail lines, and associations with scattered names like Pecan Rares and Pine. The readable portion hints at travel and civic notices without full context.
The ordinance details issuance of bonds by the City of Marion Ohio for street improvement. It covers principal and interest at one percent annual rate, semiannual payments on March and September first. Bonds signed by Mayor and Auditor with city seal, coupons detachable, funds to be deposited with Trustees of the sinking fund, and sale proceeds to fund street improvements per law.
The Harvester notes nine thousand dollars in new wealth and managerial plans to boost a major team. Manager McGraw pledges to raise a star batter’s base record to 4907 in 1908 as Willie Keeler is described as one of the wealthiest players. Joseph B. Witener of Philadelphia backs a crack steeplechaser EL Cuchi for an American Digest event, with potential handicaps in longer races.
The famed Baldwin, known as Lucky Baldwin, celebrates Santa Anita as a culmination of his western legacy. The new Los Angeles track attracts public interest as owners like Barney Schreiber and George Tose helped create a landmark in horse racing. Baldwin, a storied figure of the turf, has owned top thoroughbreds including Emperor of Norfolk and Royal Santa Anita.
Swedish champion all round athlete Bruno Soderstrom tours Columbia University New York as part of a king of Sweden funded study of American athletics. He praises the gymnasium, training staff, and pool while Columbia offers access for his research. Cyllene the stallion sold for 125000 to be sent to Argentina after stud duties. Merkle looks promising at first base and Sturgis wins golf title on the Pacific coast defeating Munn in San Diego.
A fragmented collection of dream lore and a description of a schoolyard game called bookbinder. The text also mentions a peculiar Falkland Islands rock formation and unlikely weathered bowls, with stray references to fortunes and insights.
Fragment discusses absence of dentists in Korea and delays in child tooth extraction. It notes adults endure toothache or have teeth pulled by a physician or layperson, while under twelve must obtain written opinions from two or three people that the patient can survive the operation, causing a multi day delay.
Fragmented children’s rhymes and poems unfold in a playful hospital and farmhouse setting. The pieces mix whimsical lines about Molly’s philosophy and a child’s view of seasons with references to Thanksgiving Easter and Christmas, all in a nostalgic family tone.
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