State Democratic Convention Call for Ohio 1908 May 6–7 in Columbus
The notice outlines the Ohio State Democratic Convention to select nominees for state offices for the November 1908 election. Delegates are apportioned by county votes for governor in 1905 with primaries or conventions, and delegates meet May 8 at 2 PM to elect central committees. The convention convenes May 6 in Franklin County Memorial Hall, with temporary officers named and committees formed, plus selection of four delegates at large and alternates and a U S Senate candidate.
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Democrata
Ohio
Columbus
Unio
John Mattison
Mme County
County Board of Deputy
State Supervisors of Elections
United States
State Central Committee
Bual
Pranklin County Memorial
West Browd Street
Shairwan
Hou
Edward M. Moore
Mahoning County
Kenjanin W. Gayman
Frank
Arma
Bert
Bartlow
Utler
Supreme Court
Alvo
Slternatea
Pdemocratia
Denver
United Biater
Aitérnaten
Democratic Congressional Convention in Ohio district set for May
The Democratic Congressional Convention for Ohio's Thirteenth District will meet in Tiffin on May 6 at 10 a.m. to nominate one U.S. Representative and one Presidential Elector, and to select delegates for the Denver National Convention. Delegates are apportioned by county based on Pattison governor vote totals, with at least one delegate per precinct. The precinct primaries are scheduled for May 14 from 6 to 8 p.m. Central Standard Time.
Notice of Democratic Precinct Primary Election in Marion County
The Democratic voters of Marion County Ohio will meet in their precincts on Friday May 15 1908 to elect delegates and alternates to the 1908 congressional convention at Tiffin Ohio May 16 1908. The apportionment bases one delegate and one alternate per 500 votes for governor in 1905 with boundaries listed for each township and village. Polls open at 7 and close at 8 pm central standard time. J W Jacoby chairman Elmer J Schoenlanb secretary pro tem.
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Democratic Congresssional Committee
Thirteenth
Congressional District
Ohio
Marion County
Tiffin
Adama
Morin
NS Allon
Wuarro
Unampatan
Clermont
Canton Colombiana
Loshocton
Tessa
Aulding
Dettanca
Demmware
Pickaway
Slone
John Mere
Pike
Wet Pattison
Portage Bronc
Fayette
Vuluam
Souths
Bani
Richland
Toland Township
Bowling Green Township
Claridon Township
North Fairfield
Wranklin
Yulon
Seeene
Ueadea
Mreene
Green Camp Township
Huron
Green Camp Village
Dnekson
Ion Jo
Silerkig
Marion ‘Township
Knox de Wittame
Marion Townahig
Marton Fawrenen
Wyandot
Perelegates
Lecosaary
Charles A
Klow
Rat
Kampt
Bosiveeeevere
Sveeene T
Montgomery Township
Morral Village
Jew Bloomington
Pleasant Township
Prospect Township
Prospect Village
Marion County Democratic
Lone Star Rangers Guard Law With Loyal Vigilance
A Baltimore American reprint describes the Texas Rangers as fearless guardians of law across the plains. They ride hard, carry winchesters, and pursue thieves and rustlers with absolute readiness to sacrifice life at a moment’s notice.
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Austin
Tex
J. D. Robey
Memphis
Tenn
Con[Breas Avenue
Texas Rangers
Sutton
Western Plains
Rio Grande
Tony
Rustler
Unusual Wrecking Plan by Artist Robert Keld
Artist Robert Keld prepares an undbull feat at the Pitth Avenue hotel to remove two elm chlor mural paintings from the ceiling of the great hall. The works were created about fifteen years ago for the hotel. Deco rations of his kind are Orat paluted on.
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Robert Keld
Pitth Avenue
Wreckers, Paintings, and Rat Extermination Virus
A fragment discusses removing painted canvases from walls using lead white, noting durability of ceiling decorations after years. It reviews a rat extermination virus movement led by British associations seeking market access in the United Kingdom, plus a pneumatic tube experiment for rapid mail between New York and Chicago showing a thirteen year old passenger.
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Metala
Ing
New York Press
Magswell Blake
Dunfermline
Great ‘Britain
United Kingdom
Ohie Cago
Joureney
J. M. Masten
Railway Famil
Portmaster Campbell
Chicago
Post Office Department
New York
Daily Market Report East Buffalo May 5 cattle and hogs rates
East Buffalo and Union Stock Yards report cattle hog receipts and prices with by state figures. Beef and hog markets show steady to higher tones with primes and heavies listed alongside cow and sheep prices. Estimated next day receipts project continued demand and price movement across categories.
Market Report From Cleveland and Pittsburg Livestock Sales
May sales data show mixed receipts and steady or higher prices across cattle calves and sheep. Highlights include hogs at 5.65, cattle steady to higher, prime beef at 7.10 to 6.50, veal calves improving, and lamb and sheep markets fluctuating with supply uncertainties.
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Cleveland
Pittsburg
Wheat market faces small gains amid bold headlines
May 5 in Ortogagn Gwaty reports wheat prices mixed as interior offerings rise yet milling demand remains weak. Cash entries show limited activity around 10,000 bushels. Quotations vary with trades opening at about 1.02 and closing near 1.84 to 1.98 in July trading ranges.
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Hitago
Hoang
Unclear OCR data of historical prices and dates
Fragmented numbers and month references describe opening and closing prices, sale ranges, and times across months May July September with various figures and partial notes. No coherent event or clear entities emerge beyond generic market price listings and calendar indicators.
Toledo Grain Prices Reported For Wheat and Corn
Grain bids show Wheat cash and futures for May and July rising to 1-2 figures with September at 87 1-2. Corn cash and May through September display varied readings around 69 1-2 to gh ha. Oats and Cloverseed quoted with October at 7.40 and December 7.65 plus Timothy hay at 15.0.
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Horh
He Padeloatney
Reptember
Cloeing
Provincine—Park
Hlat
Toledo
Fife
Timothy
Bea
New York Dairy Prices Reported in May Market
Market dispatch from New York notes dairy tub prices and batches for May led by meat product and cream lines. Mentions shipments to state distributors, price points for white fancy cream and western egg products, with totals cited for regional packs.
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New York
Reamery Extra
Finest
Packer Ze
Iim
White Fancy
Western Extra
Chicago Produce Prices From May Shown In Odd Form
A fragmented Chicago market snippet lists items such as live poultry turkeys and chickens with varied figures. The readable bits include mentions of extra charges and odd units like seconds and firats amid pricing notes, suggesting a stray or damaged OCR record from a produce column.
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Chicago
Chirag
Grove
Thoren
Local Grain and Produce Prices Corrected Daily
Marion Milling and Grain Co lists wheat at 96 per ton and corn at a low digit per bushel with various seeds and oats also priced. Chas Turner and Co publishes dairy and produce prices including butter lard onions potatoes syrups and beans with flour brands and packet sizes.
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Marion Milling & Grain Co
Chas
Turner & Co
Kean
Utter
For Sale We Offer Used Automobiles and Supplies
On hand at all times we have secondhand automobiles of any make. Cars have been overhauled and painted. As we have taken them in on new machines we can sell at very low prices. Send for a visit. We also offer complete supplies with discount to out of town customers. Crom & Co., 5800 North High Street, Columbus, Ohio.
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Crom & Co
North High Street
Columbus
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A Subtle Difference in a Minister's Wife Household
A textual fragment from Woman's Home Companion recounts Mrs Blank, wife of a Boston minister, employing a mentally engaged colored cook. The anecdote centers on a breakfast request and a remark about the cook's patience, noting the cook's Scottish roots and the observer's reaction to the household dynamic.
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Mra. Blank
Boston
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