Delegates and alternates chosen for Ohio 18th District primaries
The Democratic Congressional Committee of Ohio’s 18th District outlines apportionment of delegates and alternates to precincts based on the November 1905 Governor race, with at least one delegate and one alternate per precinct. Precinct primaries will be held on Friday May 11th, 1906, at usual voting places from 7 to 8 PM Central Standard Time, under temporary officers D R Crisainger, Charles F Close, and R J Deigle, by order of John Arnold and others.
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Democratic Central Committee
John M. Pattison
Ohio
Congressional Committee
del ‘Alt
Big Lland
Bowling Green Township
Claridon Township
Claridon
Grand Township
Grana Prairie
Green Camp
Marion ‘Township
Marion Township
CIVY
Marion
Montgomery Township
Morral Village
New Bloomington
Plaxsant Township
Pam
Prospect Village
Lehlnnd
Salt Rock Township
Scott Township
Tally Township
Waldo Township
Waldo Village
Notice of Democratic Precinct Primary in Marion County Ohio
The Marion County Democratic Executive Committee calls a precinct primary on Friday May 15 1908 to select delegates and alternates to the congressional convention in Tiffin Ohio May 26 1908. Delegates are allocated by votes for John M Pattison in 1905 and by precinct population. Polls open 7 pm and close 8 pm Central Standard Time.
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Marion County
Democratic
Committtee
Democratic Congressional Convention in Ohio Thirteenth District
The Democratic Congressional Committee for Ohio's Thirteenth District calls a delegate convention at Tiffin Oslo on May 1908 to nominate one Congress candidate and one Presidential Elector, elect two delegates and alternates for the National Convention, with representation based on votes for Governor Pattison in 1905 and 60 or more district subdivisions.
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Democratic Congressional Committee
Thirteenth
Ohio
Crawford
Mele
Marion
Sandusky
Seneca
Wyandot
Tiffin
Oslo
Congress
Berlin Circular Promises Husband Prize to Coupon Leader
A Berlin tradesman offered to bestow a husband to the spinster who collects the most coupons within a year, each purchase earning a coupon valued at 6 marks. The scheme echoes historic promotions where firms used prizes to attract customers by marrying off the winner and even partnering in business ventures.
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Berlin
Levis
Drapers
Jin
Yale
Tea Company
Kentieh
London
Adonis
Brussels
New York
Prise
Socialistic Baptism Reported in Australia
Report from Australia describes Tom Mann, formerly a London publican, mounting a platform and baptizing children with scarlet ribbons inscribed with names. Parents and sponsors pledge lifelong service to Socialism, replacing traditional religious rites with this socialistic rite.
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Australia
Tom Mann
London
St Matthew
Letter Writing and Japanese Doctor Ethics
A discussion on declining letter writing and social habits, contrasted with intact etiquette of giving gifts rather than paying doctors in Japan. The piece notes that Japanese doctors rarely present bills, instead receiving presents as compensation, while wealthier patients do not expect charges.
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Japan
Otte
Ithiteumoto
Resourceful For Cripples and Lord Mayor’s Fund Raising
The late London lord mayor Sir William Lieloar raised 200000 to establish a home and school for young cripples. He sometimes used unconventional methods, once attending a prize fight in his office robe to solicit donations from the crowd.
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William Lieloar
London
Alfred Vanderbilt Builds Magnificent Stable in Portsmouth
Alfred Vanderbilt is erecting a grand stable at his farm in Portsmouth Rhode Island. The 30 stall building mirrors the King Edward stables with a central court yard, designed for show horses.
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Alfred Vanderbilt
Alfred G. Vanderbilt
Portsmouth
R. 1
King Edward
Daily Market Report East Buffalo Cattle and Hog Prices
East Buffalo on May 7 reports cattle supply about 25 with market quiet and steady prices. Sheep and lambs receipts 7,600, prices steady to easier. lambs 6.00 to 6.25 cot? to 6.50. Hogs receipts 4,700, market slow with mixed 5.95 to 6.00, heavies 5.95 to 6.00, roughs 4.00 to 5.20.
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East Buffalo
Mast Buffalo
Cleveland May Market Receipts Mixed Across Livestock
May 7 at Pittsburg Pa reports cattle supply height, moody choice prices 8.85 to 7.10, prime 6.60 to 7.5, good 4.0 to 5.25. Sheep and lambs steady with wethers 5.40 to 5.45, ewes 3.75 to 4.50, calves and calves again listed. hogs receipts 15 doubledecks, market slow.
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Cleveland
Pitteburg
Market Moody
Cully
Yorekra
Marion Business College Announces Summer Normal Program
June 10 start for six weeks includes teachers' review and preparatory work. All branches required for county and city certificates. Free tuition to all commercial branches for those enrolling in Normal course. Write, phone, or call for particulars. Marion, C. E. Crim pres. Aura Ram 80-19-25.
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Particullara
Wheat market swings in Chicago grain trades May 7
Chicago grain markets show a volatile session with traders speculating ahead of a bearish government report. Wheat quotes moved from opening around 1.00 to 1.03 in May deliveries as corn and oats also fluctuated, while Toledo values listed thinly across futures and cash prices. Local activity mixed, with futures closing near intraday highs for some months and lower for others.
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Chicago
Wat Joly
Corn
Tao
UF Te Ant
New York Produce Market Report May 7 Butterfly Listings
New York produce review notes butter fat concepts at 4 559 packages with strong demand for creamery extra 260 d-2 state dairy tab a finest 26 exec-ocelpty 29 443 packages fair demand. Nearby white fancy 19 mixed fancy 18 weatera extra firsts 17 AT 1-2.
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New York
Local Grain Markets and Daily Prices
Corrected daily market data from Marion Milling and Grato Co and Charles Turner and Co lists wheat at 96 per bushel, corn at 60c per bushel, rye at 50c per bushel, clover seed 12.00 per bushel, Timothy 2.00 per bushel, Hungarian seed 60c per bushel. butter 20 to 20 per pound, eggs ie per dozen, lard 12 per pound, onions and potatoes and popcorn prices, and a broad range of selling prices for dairy, meats, syrups, beans, rice, flour, prunes and dried fruits.
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Marion Milling & Grato Co
Chas
Turner & Go
Flour Prices and Brands in Early Market Listing
A catalog style listing shows prices for several flour brands with container sizes. Notable entries include Marlon and Knickerbocker flours priced around $1.00 to $1.40 per barrel or similar measure, alongside Carnation Monarch and Golden Flake items, reflecting a dated grocery or wholesale listing.
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Marlon
Monarch
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Devil's Auction
Superior
Pric i
Pamneno
The
C. E. Perry
Lesse
Western Plains
Nesbit Scoville’s
Thirteenth Congressional District
Jacoby
Chainman
Gilmer J
Schoenland
Sec. Pro ‘Tem
Marion Thatre
Mgr
Black & Leslie
Harvard
Mortimer Basnet
Wilatler
E. P. Rowe
Tha Better
Mattoose
Tey
Daily Market Report
Pittsbure
Marion Business College
Marion, C
Toledo
Ollie
Mirror
PR. Baton
Marion Houke
Olio
OUN
Ompdagere
Ma Saree
Young Wen
Emell
Hirain Brokers
Iapgoods
Pittuborg
Alorses
North Main Street
Court House
State
Malinsinnte
John
Berridge
D—Male
Toninie
Tuquire
David Vestal
Miller Mtg. Co
Edward Etree
City
Fles Ave
Fairbanks Stews
Shovel Co
Kalery
Aloe
Steauy
Maxaruder
Dane Lor
George B. Christian &T
Marion Department Co
Chase Street
Lequire
Weet Church Street
West Church
John Street
West Marion
O. G. Driggs
North Main St
J. W. Clark
H. L. Protaman
Cinciunat
Vias
Harold Wagoner
Court Street
Marios
Bai Modock
Sue Paddock Transfer
Glidden
Charles J. Glidden
Boston
Girdilog Attomebiiet
England
Honor Coleman
Cleeve
Somerset
Nee
Hurma
Hearst
Marquess
Tisa
Lotturist
Coleean Castle
Avtewuire
Scotland
Peoples’ Transfer & Storage Co
Dr. Sonnanstine
Genter St
Adam's Express Office
Ashtabula Co. Farms
H. E. Carpenter . CO
Main St
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