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Newspaper

The Marion Daily Mirror

Location

Marion, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 07, 1908

Page

15

George W Strine Killed In Yard Accident

George W Strine aged thirty nine was struck by a Hocking Valley pony engine while alighting from a freight train near Garden City Pike. Widowed with four children, he was returning home from uptown where he had been visiting a physician about his wife’s illness. He resided on Cottage Street.

Jorse W. Strine Garden City Pike Uptown Cottage Treet Bor Bert Dunn West End Dunn Dunn Saas Nia String

Tragic Train Collision Kills Strine Near Garden City

Bert Dunn and John Strine were riding a northbound freight when Strine leapt to the left side and was crushed by a passing engine. Strine died from multiple fatal injuries as the train continued, with funeral plans to be announced. He was a Waldo native and a stone quarry worker. his widow is expecting a child and four minor children survive. Brothers Benjamin and Perry Strine and sister Mrs. John Boeringer also survive in Marion County.

Heas Waldo Marion County Pwlios Benjamin Perry Strine Thin City Jonu Boeringer

Favors Gas Bill to Regulate Deposits and Inspectors

Marion county representative Willand Stith pushes a state gas bill to curb deposits and require gas inspectors. The measure would prohibit mandatory deposits, which have disadvantaged poor households, and seeks standard safeguards for bills and company practices. The bill, though not yet approved, has strong support and may become law.

Willand Stith Marion Coen Iy Mensial Assembly Gak Tinker Heeg Tor Hill Cael Smith House

City Auditor Reports February Treasury and Transactions

City Auditor Elliott releases the February monthly report detailing receipts and expenditures across funds. End of February balances show General fund 7,086, Public Safety 14b, Public Health 1105, Public Service 2174.20, Telephone Deposit 874.75, Special Assessment 17,500.06, with total treasury 1,200.01 and warrants outstanding to Leffler Brow and others totaling 1,600.

Elliott Public Safety Fund Tor Public Health Fund Marion County Telephone Company General Fund Suz Public Service Publc Newith Fund Wen Public Safety Public Service Fund Tottarance Kiloit Leffler Marion Electric Supply Co Fame Keeler Brow John H. Main Beverly and Schneider Ono and Weatern

Unclear financial items from a fragmented list

Fragmentary OCR listing multiple company names and figures shows values like 2040 0 5.00 2.08 76 80 and names such as Marten Manume Mike Grace Maherman hardware Merion Stair Bindley Unob iety. No coherent event or outcome present.

Marten Manume Tering Company Mike Grace Ient Maherman Tardwarer Company Merion Stair Modifire Bindley Unob.iety Company

Railroad Motel The Hocking Valley Road Changes Work Hours

The Hocking Valley road announced a new order reducing telegraph operators’ shifts from nine to eight hours. Since Wednesday operators now work eight hours, easing overlap and shift length. Sins works 7 a.m. to 3 p.m., Wheeler 11 p.m. to 7 a.m., Hanstein 11 p.m. to 7 a.m.

Hocking Valley Road Uiel Sins Wheeler Hanstein

Fortnightly Club Holds A Meeting At Mrs Gatherys Home

Mrs Joseph D Gathery entertained Fortnightly club members and guests at her Wast Genter Street home yesterday afternoon. The session was very interesting with a program of toasts in honor of President Mrs Mason who attended for the first time in weeks. Mine Magne Taylor played piano selections and a courte syncheon concluded the event.

Joseph D. Gathery Wast Genter Street Tendance Mason Magne Taylor J. the Taylor de de Hamilton Mire Ed. Koskett Mistler Moe J. A. Ireton Windsor Street

Net Waists in Ecru and Butter Color Styles

Fashion note describes net waists in ecru and butter hues with filet lace bands and val lace insertions. Highlights the new kimono sleeve effect and price range from 2.50 to 1000 dollars.

Netting fabrics and prices in Eeru shop listing

All over Netts for waists offered in Eeru, Butter, White and black with moderate prices. Dotted Ecru Nett 45 in wide 60c, Eeru Filet Net 45 in 1.25, Ecru Net large dot 1.50, Black Net 1.50 to 3.00, Brown Navy Cardence 1.50 and 1.75.

Spring Dress Trimmings in Market Selections

Personal selection in the market highlights the store securing latest effects and exclusive novelties for March 1. Santasche braided effects on Filet Nets range from $2.00 to $7.50, Eeru Clancy silk bands 20 to 90 cents, Persian bands 25 cents to $1.00, Venice bands widths from 10 cents to $5.00, and stylish veils with ribbon borders priced $1.25 to $3.00.

Eeru Clancy Venice

Train and event notices from Warner and Edwards schedules

Daily notices announce train times and routes from Warner and Edwards with departures at 2, 4, 5, 6, and 8 pm and a late 10 pm car not proceeding past Delaware. Dance tonight at Sehwinger's hall. Tomorrow the Columbus Delaware and Marton timetable changes reduce service. trains to Columbus depart at 6 am, 7 am, and later.

Delaware Columbus Marton Aix

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Keiser St. Louis Pial Ae Kleinmaier’s THE Deaman-Jenner Co George W. Strine Hocking Valley jIn Strine Trun Dr. C BR. Sawyer Lowever Cormer Brady Uhler & Phillips Simpson & American Lancaster Coes Syc New York Charles M. Landon T. Smith Railroad Motel Warner & Edwards Tonigh Sehwinger's Hall Kaler Hart Schaffner Marx Hart Schaffner & Marx Hart Schaffner & Marx Clothes Strelitz Charles F. Myers
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