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Newspaper
The Marion Daily Mirror
Location
Marion, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1908
Page
10
A terse note asserts the project completed quickly with no damage or loss. It emphasizes using the best methods and proving quality. The message encourages sharing the successful result with friends.
Everett Avery, a would be prospector, returns after college to chase gold in Colorado. He meets a mysterious rival who reveals a shared claim and a plan to unite interests. The tale blends education ambition with frontier mining and a flirtatious tension over a Creole influenced past.
A Marion reader testifies in October 1499 that Down's Kidney Pills cured kidney trouble and backache after an irregular kidney action and tiredness. The testimonial urges Marion residents to buy the remedy at 50 cents from local dealers and Powter Milburn Co in Buffalo, New York, as sale agents for the United Bunton. Remember the name Down's.
Secretary Straus arrived at Taft headquarters and proposed creating a branch bureau in Cincinnati to manage migration and labor for the South. The bureau would first dispatch 750,000 letters to southern farmers and employers to determine desired labor charters and then assist in securing the requested labor classes.
The text records fraternal activities including degree conferrals for multiple candidates, two new members to be initiated, and four graduations with illod tyed. It notes a convention near Morral in September, a spring celebration for members, and a Spanish War Veterans event. Members attend, lodge meetings pass routines, and plans for upcoming ceremonies and initiations are described.
The defendant today filed a venire to the petition through attorneys Moux and Quigley. The proceeding centers on Har7 Carpenter and is underway with defense action noted by court reporters.
The article notes a decline in distilled spirits consumption to 704,640 gallons in 1905 versus 1904, with no material drop in moderate and extant intemperance among Seahadle Hasan’s circles. It criticizes Congress and elites for continued drinking, while suggesting reform in national drinking hours has not been achieved by legislation but by business considerations in New York.
The article discusses meddling by editors and lawmakers on the manufacture and sale of patent medicines and spirits. It notes the public's attraction to quack cures and the push to restrict sales, while warning that whiskey flavored with herbs could be misused to circumvent controls.
Secretary Bonaparte circulated an order urging end to lax discipline among navy personnel. He demands closer attention to new changes and strict supervision over subordinate warrant officers and machinists. He warns engineers’ duty on watch is vital to ship safety and property, citing Bennington incident as a lesson to be enforced.
Sealed bids for two series of bonds, totaling $20,080 and $189, with $1,000 certified check, are invited by the Marion Ohio City Auditor. Bonds carry 4 percent interest, dated August 1, 1908, and mature in multiple installments through 1920. Bids due September 1, 1908.
Cleveland Sept 12 Republicans chose Theodore Burton as their leading candidate at the Cuyahoga county convention. A strange detective narrative interrupts the text, discussing burglary methods and finger prints, suggesting criminals rely on masks to avoid identification while a mock dialogue questions guilt and blame.
Daily market notes from Buffalo New York dated September 1 show calf and cattle receipts at 20d plow and fifty cents lower, Cull technis 5 4.00, sheep and lambs receipts 1800 with lambs active ten cents lower. Sleep shady, Spring Mantle.
Agricultural and commodity column listing cattle prices at Union Stock Yards Verone Market and Cleveland region quotes. Includes May Horns and Rye futures, New York produce items like butter and eggs, with figures for receipts and pricing across multiple items and dates.
Wheat price noted as Gustel with Corn Tie betel. Rye at 75 and Clever seed at 1200 per bushel. Thathy at 2.00 per bushel, Hihensian Seed doe per bowhel.
Local market entries list paying prices for butter, cheese, lard, syrup, sugar, vinegar, beef and beans, corn meal, and assorted grains. Prices shown per pound pound, per gallon, per bushel, per sack, and per barrel with multiple abbreviations and typographical errors.
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