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Newspaper

The Marion Daily Mirror

Location

Marion, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 03, 1908

Page

5

Marion County Fair Promises A Grand Speed Program

The Marion county fair schedule is shaping up with speed events on Tuesday to Friday including two races on Wednesday with $200 purses, three races on Thursday totaling $500 and $100, and two or three events on Friday with $400 and $500 purses. Entries close September 29 as plans for a spectacular event unfold with hoped for attractions like Roy Kuahenshue and his air ship. The management pledges a premier fair with expanded entertainment and top-notch pageantry.

Marion County Waco Jupiter Pluvius Fale James A. Knapp Columbia Fai Pomsi Roy Kuahenshue Hl Aimous Diggent, Bext

Public Examination Meeting At High School Friday

Public examination session set for Friday at the High School building at 8:80. Pupils who studied during vacation or need entrance and classification guidance may attend, with further details for opening of school next Monday.

Local Option Petition Sign-up Deadline Notice

Citizens urged to sign the local option petition by Friday night September 13 to show support. Officials remind participants that timely signatures are essential for the measure’s placement on the ballot.

Brakeman Overtakes Hocking Valley Train

Brakeman speeds past the Hocking Valley train in a remarkable sprint noted by witnesses. Only fragmentary details available about the incident and its immediate outcome.

Fine Horses Cremated Great Marathon Race

A tragic incident reports three horses cremated during a marathon race. Officials say the event saw four animals in distress before the humane actions were taken. Local authorities investigate safety measures after the blaze.

Local Rail Traffic Heavy as Two Railroads See Crowded Trains

Heavy southbound traffic to Ohio State Fair clogged Hocking Valley and Pennsylvania trains. A brakeman narrowly caught his departing train after a close call. At Union Station officials reported double headed services and renewed paddle replacements on interlocking poles.

Hocking Valley Teh State Totoy Pennsylvania PF. L. Hunter Henry Scholl Union Station Cleveland

Local Option: Hear Dr Idleman Tonight in Prospect St Tent

A local event invites residents to hear Dr Idleman in the big tent on Prospect Street this evening. The meeting promises engaging discussion and community participation.

Dr. Idleman Prospect St

Saloon votes could cut tax rate in Marion County

Saloon elimination is argued to lower taxes as liquor traffic raises property devaluation and government costs. Citing examples from East Liverpool and Barnesville, the piece claims wet towns in Wood County average 14.24 mills while dry towns average 11.70 mills, a 2.54 mill difference.

Marion County East Liverpool Washington D. C Barnesville Wood County Ohio

Local Marriage Licenses and Community Events

Theodore W. Mer and Mrs Peak of this city received marriage licenses. John J. Stafford and Odessa Le Fehl of Caledonia, Mrs. Tom Mason will host the Women’s Home Circle tomorrow. The Calvary Evangelical church Missionary Society meets this afternoon with J. Myers of East Church Street. Vernon Maler, former Y M C A secretary, leaves for Hudson Michigan to lead the high school. First Baptist Missionary Society met on Wednesday on “Danes and Norwegians” with participation from members. The Altenlance social at J. A. Bensiay’s home drew good attendance for the annual conference plans. Cardington Cardingtn Independent reports over 260 pastors to be hosted September 16 to 25. The cold show contest Saturday attracted Ed Fry Huebner prizes. winners include Charlywin Cardington first, John Ireland Caledonia second, Henry Fraelich Marion third, D. G. Qurte Gundington fourth. Eleven entrants competed. judges were Frank Shroai Marion and Joe McCurdy W Westbrook Rahitey.

Theodore W. Mer Mra Ide] Peak Thin City John J. Stafford Odessa le Fehl Bow Caledonia Tom Mason East Center Street Somorrow Missionary Society of the Calvary ‘Evangelion Church Myers East Church Street Vernon Mala Fromerly Hudson Michigan Missionary Society of the First Baptiec Church J. A. Bensiay Unitisd Brethren Lasiis Girard Avenue

Deafness Cure Promoted by Constitutional Remedies

Advertisement claims deafness arises from inflammation of the Eustachian tube caused by catarrh. It promises one hundred dollars for any case cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure and urges sending for a free pamphlet. Also advertises Hall's Family Pills for constipation and a charity event at the Sunshine Bond on Friday evening.

Hall F. J. Gheney & CO Toodo Te. Take Hall

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