Te Ma Latent Motion Potures Mat Mon Wed Sat
The notice advertises matinee film showings at Te Ma Latent with times on Monday Wednesday and Saturday at 3 p m. Details about the theater and film titles are not provided in the readable text.
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Newspaper
The Marion Daily Mirror
Location
Marion, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1908
Page
7
Bids Sought for Marion County Turnpike Bonds
The Marion County Prosecuting Attorney office invites sealed proposals for Twenty bonds of five thousand seven hundred dollars each to fund the Hipster Free Turnpike Road. Bonds bear five percent interest, payable semiannually from March and September, and mature through 1919. Deposits and delivery terms outlined with bidder responsibilities and right to reject bids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Cowty
Ohio
Marion
Donte
Mallon County
Sioners
Marion County
Ger
Board of Road Commissioners
Propona
Wittlers
Nandy
John H. Clark
Fractured Reflections and Humorous Riddles From A Quiet Year
A collage of odd anecdotes and parables touches on social mores, jokes, and aphorisms. Tales range from family dinners and library clawing to a census focus on honest work and the value of a steady job, with wit about milk, honey, and marriage.
Sailor tale of Sissy Floss shipboard escape
The Chicago figure Sissy Floss endures abduction and mistreatment aboard a vessel bound for Bristol. He records the voyage in a diary as captains and crew mete out kicks and cuffs. A later cable to Chicago nets several thousand dollars enabling his return home via the Celtic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tc, McClure
Shey Floss
Chicago
Jere
Baltimore
Boston
bin Callnr Button
Orease
Bristol
Sixey" Floss
White Wingy
Tiberty Island
Bley
Oure
the Waldorf
Akatker
Aimie
Rook
Kiel
England
Sisay
Gates
Cook
Birk
Barkendale Poxsy
Ned
Teleport Telegra ph System Rated For Speed and Savings
A Franklin Institute report lauds the Delany system of automatic telegraphy as the latest advance, capable of 1200 words a minute, reducing static charge, and lowering costs. It notes the Teleport company plans 25 cent rates for twenty words between cities, and cites past ventures by Automatic Telegraph Co. and Gould era stakes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juraten
Boxton
Pori
Portland
George A. Thbard
Boston
Delany
Franklin Tnetinute
Patrick B. Delany
Eliott Cremon
Tomak
Mrankiin Institute
Delon
Gould
Automatic Co
The
Automatic Telegraph Company
New York
Washington
Charleston
Philadelphia
Fair Saceens
Jay Gould
Nolt
Vanderbilt
Western Talon
Teen
Johnson
Berme
Band Panamiaston
Mr. Delany
Women Teachers in New York Campaign Against Governor Hughes
Reading OCR text shows women schoolteachers in New York forming a campaign to defeat Governor Hughes after his veto of the equal pay bill. The Interborough Association of Women Teachers leads a push against Hughes and legislators who opposed equal pay, backing Democratic candidates Whaleo and Palmer believed to support higher salaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New
Hughes
Whaleo
Palmer
Ughes
Hugtov
Bin
Gale Groged
Dwarf Apple Trees in Commercial Orchards Examined
Mr. Powell of Columbia County New York reports experiments on Paradise and Dowell dwarf apple stocks. Dwarf trees grow to 10 18 feet, ease cultivation, and yield earlier fruit quality suited for premium markets. Rows are 20 feet apart, with careful feeding and cover crops, while spraying remains feasible with dwarf forms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Powell
Columbia County
N.Y
Powell
Spitzenberg
Jonathan
McIntowh
Bolt
Astrachan Baldwin
Kent
Seale
Buffalo livestock market report with varied receipts
East Buffalo trade notes active sheep and cattle, with veal and hog receipts and prices listed. Market steady to lower for some classes, with feeder and light weights showing mixed movements and tomorrow's offerings anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Bopfalo
Buffalo
Wtwady
Cleveland Market Receipts Report From Local Stalls
The document lists various receipts at Cleveland stalls with prices and quantities including Stony-mead shipments 70 carship then 9,000 Yorkers at 5.50, mixed goods 6.40, heavy items 7, extra items 5, and other entries such as Culves-Stindy 200 receipts and Shop and Lawbs Steady 15 care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Oct
Stony— Mead
Heavies
Mehta
Pan
Ant Tonghe
Culves—Stindy
Lawbs
Cottle
Chicago Grain Price Report From Chicago Ort
Wheat futures show declines with prices around 58 and 1 01 1.8, while prices for oats slip. market activity slows with limited demand and cautious trading across commodities in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Toledo Grain Market Report and Raw Prices
Toledo Ohio October 28 Wheat cash and futures prices listed with opening and closing levels for multiple contracts. Corn oats and rye figures show daily movements and December options, along with price quotes for various graded grains and futures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo Grain
Toledo
Devemier
Maren
Cretesten
Grain market prices listed for wheat corn oats and clover
Local grain prices show wheat at par Lu per bushel corn at old price per bushel new price for corn per bushel oats at $4.40 per bushel clover priced at $4.40 per bushel timothy hay at $1.00 per bushel
Local Produce Market Prices From Aodatian Ledger
Prices listed for daily market items include potatoes a per bushel, flour per sack, prunes per pound, navy beans per pound, lard and sugar per quantity, and various brands of meal and flour. Several labeled items show specific per unit costs and bag sizes, with mixed currency formatting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas Turner & Go
Russian reformer admitted to bail
A fragmented report notes a Russian reformer being granted bail as parliament convenes with leading officials presiding. The text appears garbled but indicates a formal bail decision connected to a parliamentary session and a notable figure.
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Home of Pure Amuzement
Ames & Corbeit Drum News
George Rye
the Boy
LA Wee Waleed
Alk Ynne & Hardy Ghange
Harry
J. ST
Jamie Obrorn
Willie
Methuselas
St. Peter
Spotine
Waiteh
Vyron Yityang
Ohls
Sissy” of
Lion Sale
Alec
Daily Market Report
Unionator Varda Ning Stock Yards
Mis
Alpekers
Elendy
Erne
BR. P. Marlon
Toga Tender
Monarch
Knickerbocker
Carnation Maur
Mill Edge
Hirom Flake
Peoples’ Transfer & Storage Co
Mirror
Hele
Byelee Mfg. Co
Findlay
Steve
Wit Heerie
Cuk
Tully Sttreets
Gay
Wiel
Heat Douire
Oak Street
Selmer Avenue
Andy Hebt
Ienlary
nEs Bouth
Slate Street
Tieng Atleenoom
Nancy
Pobar Aking
Navin
Oor
Vereerae
Greenwood
W. Sells
West
Petarelung
Yalan
Rte
Couthmaent
St. Peterwiirs
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