Marion City Council declares street improvement on High street
The Marion Ohio city council declares the improvement of High street from East Center to Church street with grading curbs gutters retaining walls and paving. It outlines financing by assessments over ten years and bond issuance to cover the remainder and related survey printing and interest costs.
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High Street
East Center Street
Church Street
Marion
State of Ohio
Center Street
Board Public Service
Andy Tania
Mariot
Ohio
Antiel
Paseed
R. Rauhahsir
City Counell
Teuls Scherf
Charles M. ‘Tobin
Potter
Mineral Springs Ad Offers Affordable Bathing Options
Palmerton Health, Co Club Hotel Paden publishes rates from $2.00 to $4.50 per day for private and public plans. It promises cures for Kidney, Liver and stomach ailments and constipation, with water baths and mineral shipments offering advice and treatment, suggesting you write with symptoms for guidance.
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Ie & Ware
Phyalli Jolant
Komo Tremtinens
Democratic Congressional Convention in Ohio district held May 1908
The Marion Wyandot and Seneca counties pursue a Democratic Congressional Convention in Tiffin Ohio on May 15 1908 for nominating a candidate for Representative in Congress and an Elector for the district. Delegates and alternates are apportioned by Pattison governor vote with precinct primaries set to select delegates May 15 and May 16 1908.
Marion precinct voters to hold May primary for convention delegates
Notice from the Democratic Congressional Committee of Ohio's Thirteenth District calls Marion county voters to a May 15 1908 primary at the usual precinct polling places to select delegates and alternates to the Tiffin convention. Allocation is one delegate and one alternate per hundred votes for Pattison in 1905 with precincts listed for allocation.
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Democratic Central Committee
John M. Pattison
Ohio
D. Ir. Chiuainger
Marion County
Charles Ff
Close
Wyandot County
RK. J. Dolgle
Erin County
Arma
Democratic Congressional Committee
With
JO. C, Arnold
Atlent
Fred BH
Gudhery
Thirteenth
Oho
Land
Tiffin
Masonic Lodge and Council Mingle in May News
The American Insurance Union and Mansfeld council reports charm a May Day planning note while Marion Lodge and Mansfield council hold meetings with initiations and routine business. A large class expected at Marion conell event. sock bowl and fellowship mark the Mansfield session. National Union Ediths to meet despite warm weather.
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American Insurance Union
Mansfeld
Mawson
Mansfeld Council
Marson
Wedneedya
Mansfield Council
Martler
Mansfeld News
Marion Lodge
B. P.O. Ellis
Clay Connell
National Union
Keen Observer Comments on Humble Apology in London Scraps
A witty exchange in London Scraps features a woman acknowledging a bow to her husband with a gracious, ironic compliment. The keen observer notes the humor, implying social playfulness amid a polite misdirection.
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London
Daily Market Report From East Buffalo NY May 15
Cattle receipts around 200, market active with feeder and steer values mixed. Hogs receipts about 9 180, market slower. prime cattle 6.10 to 7.20, cows and holsters 2.30 to 6.20, lambs 4.50 to 6.90, mixed lots and sheep steady to lower. tomorrow’s arrivals estimated. Union Stock Yard Wy May 16 reports 3000 cattle, 200 expected. market slow but steady with primes 6.10 to 7.20 and hogs 5.00 to 6.80.
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East Buffalo
Buffalo
N. Y
Jd Heaven
Union Stock Yard
Tlomorrow
Nemnorrow
Hoge-Lower Receipts Report From Cleveland Market
May 15 market notes show mixed hog and calf receipts with shifts in cattle pace. Deliveries include 40 cars of hogs, steer and calf lots steady, and sheep and lamb figures modest though not fully detailed, reflecting a slow cattle arrival as buyers and sellers adjust pricing.
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Gleveland
Pittsburg Market Cattle Prices Drift. Slower Trade Reported
Pittsburg May 1 cattle report shows a steady market with a generally slow trade. Quotes span choice to common cattle, heifers and cows, with prices listed from top grades to lows, noting 20c lower in some lines and strong activity only in prime and heavy stock. Sheep, lambs, veal calves and hogs appear with mixed to steady quotes and references to buyers on all routes with cautious demand.
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Pittsburg
Chicago Wheat Market Closes Mixed on May 15
Chicago May 15 closing quotes show wheat trading May split around 1.00 with a sharp rally after large traders bought July. Market held heavy tone despite earlier selling of corn.
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Cricago Gra. Miewo
Commodity Price Table Improves Market Insight
A collector style price list shows bid and ask ranges for bed, corn, soy, and other commodities across months July September and May. It notes opening and closing values, with figures like 1.92 to 1.03, 1.01, and 86 to 46 14. Local figures include May hogs and York cattle, reflecting market activity during mid year.
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Bed Wang
Bop Vemter
Corn—May
Lone—Ily
York Wold Bestween
Iac
Dog
Lord
Reptember
Riba
Duty
Grain and Seed Prices From Toledo Market Report
Toledo market notes list cash prices for May and May futures for corn and oats, with July and September contracts. It records prices for oats and corn futures, plus wire dates and miscellaneous seed values. Cloverseed is shown for October and December.
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Toledo Grain
Toledo
Onte
Mweh
New York Produce Receipts Report May 15
New York May 15 receipts total 5,820 packages with fair activity. Creamery extra priced at 21 1 2 to 22, slate dairy tubby tinnat 24 1 3, Exgee-Receipted 951 packages, firm. Nearby white fancy 20, western extra finite 18.
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New York
Local Grain Markets Corrected Daily by Marion Milling
Grain price table shows wheat bids for Sleper and UVorn with 506 per bushel, rye at per bushel, clover seed at 12.00 per bushel, Timothy at 2.00 per bushel, and Hungarian seed at 600 per bushel with prices updated daily by Marion Milling and Grain Co.
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Marion Milling & Grain Co
Hocking Valley Orders Telegram on Delays and Shrine Pilgrimage
Railroad officials demand a detailed telegram to Columbus about any delay at Trowall stations and require caps to be removed by train crews passing private cars. The Hocking Valley schedules rates for the Shrine Pilgrimage to Carey May 21 and notes the Shrine's world wide fame. General Superintendent M.S. Connor traveled in a private car, greeted by local railroad workers today.
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Mocking Valley
Washingtnay
Columbis
Hooking Valley
Carey
Henesis
M.S. Connor
Hocking Valley
Picnic at Kirkpatrick Ends School Term With Festivities
Pupils and patrons of Kirkpatrick public school celebrate the last day of classes on Friday with a parade like display in the Remenorit Grove. A noon dinner and a varied program at 1 pm mark the event with lively entertainment.
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Kkirkpatrickh Puldic School
Remenorit gBrove
Morales
Hocasion
Local Produce Markets Corrected By Day by Chas Turner Co
Daily produce price sheet lists butter lard onions potatoes and other staples with varied per unit prices. Many items show inconsistent spellings and typographical errors but indicate market rates for dairy legumes grains and dried fruits including butter 18c per lb lard per lb potato per bushel and flour brands priced per ¼ barrel.
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Chas, Turner & Co
Hess
Moe
N. Y
Bega
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HB. Wall
Mgr
Applegate & Witereette
Experia
Bobby Mack
Annabelle
Pontort
Ial Co Club Hotel
Paden
Are ‘Ohn
Congress
Ong
Sald
Denver
Colorado
Del
Alt
Pjcrawlord
Montgomery Township
Montgomery
Morral
Ceeeeee
Bloomington Village
Pleasant Township
Prospect
Prospect Village
Richland Township
Salt Rock Township
Beott Township
Tully Township
Waldo
Waldo Village
Newat
Riday
Marion Democratic
J. W. Jacoby
Elmer J. Schoentanb
Sec
Pro ‘Tam
Eee
Claridon Township
Grand Prairie
Marion Township
Niform Rank Kolehte of
Pythias
Daily Market Report
Union Stock Yards
L.F
Voke
Kelling
VoRe
Yoke
Columbus
Urall
W. C
West Seline Neen
Majestic
Marion, O
Union Station
Tradan
Brie
Uye
Stengel
South State Street
Ragalre
Sambor
George Ff
Chotetian
Central
Jobo Street
West Marton
Maron
Whsolusing
C. G. Uriggs
I North Main St
Miscallani
Bill
Adjobeing
J. W. Clark
H. Lb. Protaman
Crmetmnattlecomes
Harold Wagoner
Saesman
Wortt
Court Street
Zanpis Paddock Transfer Storage Co. ‘Transfer Storage and Cratiog
A. W. Ghase
T. B. Mabece
Marshall Oty Byracuen
Femedie
Kbout Reblok
Otto
Eos Pharmagy
Dr T. Maloney Vy Vo
Madame
Jephine le Five
Hestumt Dambie
Kirkpatrick
Carolina
B. P. of
Monarch
Ot Aden
Mirror
Gener House
Greenwood Street
Mat
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BLUE
Mop Co
Main Street
Lelpalo
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Peoples’ Transfer & Storage Co
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