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Newspaper
The Marion Daily Mirror
Location
Marion, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1908
Page
12
The organizing committee secures prominent figures including Hon James B Campbell Hon I J Dunn Hon Atlee Pomerise and Hon T Hogan for two major gatherings.
Court records show defendant Tonguet fled during a cross petition in Common Pleas as attorney Myers disputes debts with plaintiff. petition claims $22.04 for groceries, while prior partnership in a Columbus grocery business is noted. A campaign event in Columbus features speakers Campbell and Bryan supporters at Hayalekar rink with William Seaffeld presiding.
The county hosts an evening campaign with noted speakers including Canton Ohio talent and Democratic attorney general nominee Timothy Hogan. Local leaders promise a strong turnout at the rink on Hi Avenue. I. Te Crintigery will preside at the final session as the executive committee works on a countywide speech schedule.
Police court records indicate Thoms Duggins, described as a plain drunk, was arrested on Pleasant Street Friday afternoon by Officer Bell. He was ordered to scrub the prison and then instructed to leave town.
A Victorian advertisement touts willow charcoal as a natural cleaner and gas absorber. It promotes Stuart's Charcoal Lozenges as pure willow with honey, claimed to purify the stomach and intestines, relieve bloating, and aid digestion after meals. The copy urges readers to order a trial package from FA Stuart Co. Marshall, Michigan.
Local auctioneer G W Sets will conduct bidding at reasonable prices with guaranteed satisfaction from 93 West Center. Phone 573. Dowler's offers a 20 cent music sale featuring discounted records and related items.
William Bonhan aged eleven, son of Bert and Mrs Bonham of Green Dun, was accidentally shot in the face with a .22 revolver while playing with neighbor Albert Milliser. The bullet entered the right cheek, fractured teeth, and lodged near the jaw. a doctor says the injury is not expected to be serious.
The Marion county fair premium payments are being processed with James A. Kien as secretary of the astronomical board. Miss Mary Bilge has arrived to lead Marion College School of Music, introducing organ and concert work as a new feature under the Huetling Hew management.
Railroad repair department receives orders to sort scrap wooden cars and replace with new ones as demands will be great. Officials foresee a severe car shortage along the lines and an immense workload for repair crews in the coming year.
Fragmentary OCR mentions dullage and waterlines carried to New Etre with reviews of railroad disgrace. It hints at a planned earnest start in the new year, but details are unclear and names or dates are not legible.
A party of officials will conduct an inspection on October 26 to examine every debitage and step of the project. The aim is a thorough investigation of the work and its progress as the body is expected to oversee what could be one of the largest scale efforts.
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