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Newspaper
The Marion Daily Mirror
Location
Marion, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1908
Page
3
Evans company fights city of Marton in court claiming knowledge of its plan to build a barb wire fence around property north of city hall. City allegedly given five day notice to remove fence. judge grants temporary injunction with final hearing set.
The Colonial restaurant on east Center street shut its doors after about a year in business. Owner W. W. Connell refuses to redeem meal tickets held by around thirty boarders, citing high costs and continuing losses as justification for ending the $4 weekly meal program.
The Grand last eve hosted a packed house for The Man of the Hour with Marion audience praise and high regard for the cast. Manager Sullivan’s advance notice sold strongly as the troupe delivered top quality entertainment and vowed liberal patronage for future engagements. See Morton Bull at Ludwige.
members of the Methodist church at Kirkpatrick held an informal reception in honor of the new pastor Hey H F Chilton at the church parsonage Thursday evening. Mrs Chilton and others were presented with several gifts, and the occasion proved a most dignified affair.
From the Illinois show with exhibitors from 22 states and four foreign countries nearly 404,000 visitors viewed meat and draft stock displays. The event highlighted marketing, breeding, and export aims for American poultry and livestock, with plans for future improvement and wider participation nationwide.
Local store advertises bargains with 20 cent and one dollar items on sale. Lard priced low and many products promoted as moving quickly due to limited quantities. shoppers urged to come early to avoid missing the low prices.
Fragmentary ad items urge use of colwebs and rose sugar for wounds and mention Hudinum. It promotes Pride Flour for quality and invites readers to stay posted on local events via the Mirror. Blurry lines reference clothing and a local shop Beatty & Mt. The text reflects a late era utility and advertisement style.
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