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Newspaper
The Marion Daily Mirror
Location
Marion, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1908
Page
11
Judge Taft mentioned as audience member, Carrie Nation addresses a packed Marion crowd in a temperance rally. She denounces vice and praises Roosevelt, Bryan, and Christian temperance, while whispers and shouting interrupt her speech and cause a swift end before completion.
The Marion County Jackson club will hold a regular meeting at Democratic headquarters on East Center Street Monday evening with several local speakers delivering concise discourses. Plans are made to host a campaign rally next Thursday evening featuring Hon. Judson Harmon and Hon. Ole M. James of Kentucky at the rink. Old and young couples are urged to attend. Rocky Mountain Tea is advertised by Flovken TM Pharmacy.
William Drake of P Drake and Lone was badly injured at Galion on Friday when a heavy curb stone dropped by two laborers crushed his left foot. He will be disabled for some time as he recovers.
J Bickmore of Haller and Blackmore in Pittsburg praises Dr Detchon’s Relief for Rheumatism claiming it cured his rheumatism in 24 hours after nine months bedridden. He tried five city physicians with little relief and now recommends the medicine to other sufferers. Sold by The Dumble Pharmacy opposite Kerr House.
Mrs Jacob Firstenberger of Agoa itt has received notice of the death of Mrs Louisa Maggs formerly of Maton county. She died July 27 in Adel Wisconsin at the home of her winter Mrs Anton Herdrich. She was seventy four years five months eleven days old. She was born in Marion February 16 184 and was well known locally. Burial was in the cemetery beside her husband Tey Hag who died about a year and one month earlier.
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