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Newspaper
The Marion Daily Mirror
Location
Marion, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1908
Page
12
Local Marion County notes report accidents and deaths including a horse fatality and a person injured by a dog attack. Several residents travel, visit relatives, and move houses. Multiple families and visitors from Bucyrus Chicago Akron Canton and Los Angeles appear in brief notices with hospital and travel details.
Marion hosts visitors from New Lexington West Mansfield and Kenton while residents travel to Ada Akron and Columbus. Families attend the Marion county fair and local option meeting. many guests stay with relatives and return home after brief visits.
The Firet Quarterly meeting of the M. t. Church was held at Seleta Chapel Sunday. Many local residents attended visiting and guest notes include Rev. Tileman of Delaware and Mr. Wille Reeder returning home for a visit. Community entries list numerous locals visiting and hosting over the weekend. Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea advertised for mothers to keep children healthy.
Det 2 J L Phelds of Adelaide transferred to Cresuloe chief clerk duties. Rept 22. Mrs May Hart sprained wrist after a dog incident on Sunday. John Lupton moved to Rice property on North Water street. Nelson Myers purchased Mrs Charlane Siolkal property. Flo to receive portion next spring. Mrs Choda Pickens and John Warwick residents noted in town.
Richwood residents and relatives from Bellevue Ottawa Salem West Virginia Albany and Pittsburg gathered over the weekend. Family members including Phi Mips Lirale Mr Kemp and Mrs Smith visited underlining lengthy travels and social visits with local households in the area.
Fragmentary notice records an office move from Liber block to Leffley Block on Main Street. The text is garbled with references to op, glasses, and other unclear phrases, but indicates a relocation within the same street and city.
The Mirror requests comment on a disputed domestic matter amid rising community concern. Officials say negotiations continue as residents await a formal decision and any potential remedies or timelines.
A physician treats a patient who claims to dream of sweating shirts in a nocturnal sweatshop. The man asserts he has learned the trade in sleep, accounting for exhaustion and a hidden talent. After his death, a clue emerges via a unique triangle stitch on a shirt, leading to a warehouse fire connected to the dreamt labor and a suspicious employer.
A complex report traces trusts and financial firms backing Taft’s campaign. It highlights Sheldon as Republican treasurer and Cromwell’s influence with Standard Oil and other giants, noting large contributions and directorships across major companies. It cites extensive Wall Street links and calls out key benefactors and roles in fund raising.
The notice outlines examination schedules for a county district and mentions penalties, grading, and stipends. It notes a 6 000 grant for a participant and a 9 000 amount with conditions. The document lists officials including a clerk and references a permanent position and temporary duties.
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