05 Sep 1908
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Newspaper
The Marion Daily Mirror
Location
Marion, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1908
Page
1
An old style ad touts quick business and amateur work with no loss of film. It promotes real estate services with a call to call at 214 Court Street Headquarter for everything in their line. It targets buyers sellers and exchangers with inexpensive homes and auction/sealing phrasing.
Deacon Samuel Dolby returns home to find wife fainting and recounting a wild circular about a goose and a North Dakota sister. She reveals a plan to hang herself, but the plot twists as she discovers eggs in the henhouse. she decides not to act after learning the setting hen hatched chicks four days early.
The Washington Star quotes Palmer Cora Foswell saying she will not discuss her election vote due to pressing personal work. The remark highlights political rivalry and public interest in who will hold government jobs.
Baltimore American quotes a humorous line about Mrs. Robinson avoiding country cousins shopping. It notes she previously sent her second daughter to handle purchases, but the daughter is described as hopelessly color blind.
A garbled snippet shows a hen on a pulpit like perch and a narrator voice. A stray line mentions a horn and Earle, with unclear action or setting. Names and place remain uncertain, but the fragment hints at rural or school life with a playful or puzzling tone.
A garbled OCR fragment records a dialogue with a physician and friends. The text hints at a question of notice and difference but remains incomprehensible, preserving no clear event, names, or dates. The passage seems literary or editorial in tone, lacking a coherent news item or report.
A playful scene on a ball game outing where Bob and Nellie discuss engagement plans. Nellie learns baseball terms while Bob laments the cost and hints at marriage. The contrast ends with Nellie pondering the game and the metaphor of marriage as they leave.
Cleveland Tain Denlor recalls a child’s exchange about school opening and education while a red wagon waits. Willie responds that saying no shows growing appreciation for schooling as Tommy Tubbs remains away until classes begin.
Fragmentary line suggests a playful or cryptic note about waking early and a referenced worm. The readable text mentions a “Women's Hore Companion” and a sense of waiting or anticipation. The snippet lacks clear people, places, dates, or events to anchor a stronger summary.
A village discussion centers on whether a hen sits or sets when nesting. A bystander farmer adds the contrast of whether she lays or lea while cackling, highlighting rural concerns with language in Harper's Weekly.
A muddled collection of clipped lines from multiple papers includes a parked airship maid scene with a wireless love message and quips about campaigning money, a rural visit comment, and a playful exchange about a window fall. Names and sources are scattered, reflecting noisy OCR.
An OCR fragment recounts a tale of Louis VII of France, his shaved whiskers, and a chain of events leading to a royal divorce and Anjou marriage. It claims Eleanor of Aquitaine influenced the outcome, with references to French nobles and long term consequences for the French kingdom.
A compact remembrance of John Ruskin urging constant kindness and speaking well of others. The fragment reflects his view of daily duty to act with care, generosity, and opportunity for benevolence wherever life takes one.
A Nashville American item notes a man’s plan to fashion a hat for his wife using a bat, with the project costing $1.09. The quirky domestic tale shows small-town ingenuity and a lighthearted take on frugal design.
Sealed proposals will be received at the office of the city auditor of Marion Ohio until noon on Thursday August 1 1908 for two series of bonds to fund city street improvements. Each $500 denomination bond except last $480 bears four percent interest dated August 1 1908. Maturities range from 1915 to 1440 with multiple dates. Bonds issued under Ohio General Assembly acts and city ordinance. Bid must include certified check for 1000 and mark Bid for refunding bonds.
Hoary a Rimier and Cnaicoy HL Kibler residents of Marion county Ohio are notified that on August 15, 1068 the Probate Court of Marion county found a written instrument alleging to be the last will of alien Kibler deceased and an application was made on that date for the admission of said will to probate.
Notice announces divorce and alimony proceedings for Nellie Johnston and Willie B. Johnston in Marion County Court of Common Pleas. It lists hearings, required appearances, and references to multiple estates, guardianships, and executors including Marti Koch and Edith A. Scram. Final accounts and appointments are noted for several estates with dates and officials.
Provisional attorney for the city of Marion announces a bond sale for a Tunpike project on the Marion county road system. The bond issue amount is 570 dollars with structured payments and interest, due over several years beginning March first. The sale invites competitive bids with specifications for the project and terms for payment and attachments by the county auditor.
Legal notice for estate proceedings in the Probate Court of Lonley Missouri. Listing defendants omitted in the case and the property details including township and sections. Hearing scheduled for October with sale of real estate to satisfy the decedent’s debts. Attorney Wan P Molone represents the plaintiff.
Legal notice from the probate court of Marion County Toho naming Janes F Myne as Katate of Patrick Mulibe and others. It cites land description, township bounds, and requires an answer by a set date. specifies a judgment by default if not answered. Attorney for plaintiffs is Platts.
In the Probate Court a notice announces a petition by Mutiny Heawn and Withment of Pista blue Oke to resolve an estate matter. The document names J Canned as petitioner and mentions public proceedings in a California residence, Wolverton, Tadinampo, with August dates and related legal actions.
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