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Newspaper
The Marion Daily Mirror
Location
Marion, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1908
Page
7
A reader recounts a June incident by a riverbank where a fall on a barbed wire fence caused jagged wounds south of the front porch. The tale blends local color with a vivid memory of fishing, riverside scenes, and a afterward of a harsh domestic reception.
A disjointed OCR fragment mixes mock dialogue and kneading phrases. It mentions police, danger, and a vague tale of loneliness, work, and diverse relationships while weaving in unclear names and stray lines. The piece resembles a torn newspaper poetry or column fragment with scattered entities and imagery.
Eminent economists urge constitutional amendments to grant states latitude in fixing public charges and reform tax methods. A Columbus conference discusses broad taxation reform, uniform accounting for public service corporations, inheritances tax debates, and the need for liberty in taxation to prevent abuse and ensure fair rates.
Ly The Ladies Embroidery elut met Wednesday afternoon at the home of Dr Henry Weagoner on North Main. Neary every member attended for sewing and social chat with refreshments. The next meeting will be at Mrs Sion on Jefferson street with guests from out of town.
London reports the marriage of widow Mirwhall Field of Chiengs to Maldwin A. Drummond, second son of Bayt A. Drummont of Cadi. Drummond is noted as highly connected in English society, a close associate of the Duke of West Mindeter.
Men are urged to sign the local option petition by Friday night. The notice calls for timely participation and emphasizes the community’s role in the vote.
Arlen Kollowk, 15, suffered severe jaw injury and tetanus after an accident at Paboorte. He was treated at St Johns Brooklyn with spinal injections of sodium chloride and antiserum. Despite initial collapse, his condition improved from day six, aided by 3000 units of antieropus serum and salt solutions, amid public interest.
New York dispatch reports the eastern department of the Hanocratic party formed a 20 member pubs committee led by National Committeeman Robert S. Hudspeth of New Jersey to run the campaign in the East supported by national committeemen and prominent Democrats of the East. John J. Law of Trenton named executive committee chair, Georgia W. Greens of Rond Island appointed club reorganization chair, Herman Ridder named eastern publicity head, and John J. Kennedy of Buffalo elected as an advisory to the national committee.
In a wide open relay clinch Loyuanm and Virknom Baptist athletes added ten pin attempts and forty seconds today, marking a notable improvement tied to practice and race strategy. The event highlighted community track improvements and featured local runners aiming for faster times.
An aviation effort near Prine involves Wilbert Wright and Admirl Coffer. The text notes a 1500 weight and gear changes, with helmet use and spectators guided to the event. A family greeting is mentioned as May Jacoby of Mining Avenue reports a laughable morning.
Reported clash between eliah's soldiers and revolutionary forces near Tabs vin Betwen, with wider Batnr Khin area under feverish tension. Revolutionary authorities demand Leyallet withdraw by week end or city attack looms. Kurdish and Turkish aid noted. Prisoner reports from Trumain district.
Chauncey Colwell was admitted to the Columbus home for the feeble minded after local authorities spent nearly two years seeking admission. The youth was described as absolutely helpless and needing constant care, with officials initially refusing entry before state governor influence facilitated the move.
In probate court at eleven o'clock this morning Jee Taylor of Marlon polo team Wat year played outfield for Muske yet Miceli. Callie Campbell of Rochester and Miaw Noni FE Hanmer of Tall y township were married by Rev C 2 Muerehle. The couple will live in Rochester. Frank Smith’s grocery on North Creenwood Street closed today as he fled bankruptcy in the U S district court at Toledo. Robert Curry faced bankruptcy proceedings yesterday while William Roger, a switchman, had a creditors meeting with no trustee appointed. Patrick J Monahan, trustee in the Wo Gh Merkel case, reported and was discharged.
A frugal man faced with a visitor seeking a loan contemplates how to act. After advice to deny money, he pretends he has no funds left. The friend questions whether his conscience and mind are at rest, as the tale illustrates the tension between charity and prudence.
A fragment urges rapid action against mold on food in factories and kitchens. It compares growth to a plant with leaves and flowers, noting seeds mature quickly and multiple generations arise within a day, stressing preventive measures.
A fragmented market report covers East Buffalo HY and stockyard cattle and hogs bids. Notes include prices for calves, yearlings, sheep, pigs, and various cattle categories, with yesterday receipts around 600 head and estimates for tomorrow near 9,000 to 14,000 across markets.
The item lists Chicago grain prices and cattle receipts with dates, opening and closing ranges, and market shifts. It records figures for corn, oats, and other commodities across multiple months, noting openings near 1.00 to 1.10 and closings around 1.20 to 1.60 in varied terms.
Wheat prices per bushel and corn oats rye and clover timothy and Hungarian seed prices listed by Marion Milling Grain Co. including per bushel or per bale rates and corrections to daily quotes for local grain trades.
Prices for corn meal flour prunes dried peaches and beans listed in a local produce market update. Items include navy beans lima beans marrowfat corn meal and various flour brands with per bushel or per sack prices and small quantity offers.
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