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Newspaper

The Marion Daily Mirror

Location

Marion, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 15, 1908

Page

8

Fire Escape Controversy At School Board Meeting

School officials discussed faulty fire escape work and contract concerns as students will miss two days next week for the county fair. Wilson criticized the contractor while the board pushed for progress, with inspectors to evaluate whether construction meets specifications and safety standards.

Wilson Passiage Tarion Bie Dawson Board of Education Wi'son Guthery

Council Meeting Demands Watchman at Darius Street Crossing

City council, amid safety concerns for schoolchildren crossing Darius Street, urged the railroads Hocking Valley andvania to station a crossing watchman. At a special meeting, prompted by City Solicitor Hoyt, council opted to pursue railroad negotiations while passing multiple special assessment ordinances for paving, sidewalks, and sewers across Mary High North Main streets and surrounding areas.

Table Hi Gino Hocking Valley Va 'Vania Darius Street Comne Ramercis Mda Olney Vailromin Wark

Annual Sandusky Conference Opens With Large Delegation

The Sandusky annual conference will open this evening at United Brethren with about two hundred delegates expected. Rev. L Reed conducts devotional exercises and Rev. A Powell will speak. All roads lead to the Richwood Fair September 15 to 18.

Sandusky United Brethren L. ©. Reed A. Powell

Inflammatory Rheumatism Cured in Three Days

Marion Pubs Mic library trustees held a small meeting. Morton L. Till of Lebanon reported his wife suffered inflammatory rheumatism in every muscle and joint. After using Detshon's Relief or Rheumatum, she walked in three days. pharmacist described it as life changing.

Marion Mic Morton L. Till Lebanon Kila Louie Smith State

Deal Pending Rumor On Plant Sale To Big Four Rail Line

A rumor says Marton Manufacturing may sell to the Big Four railroad, giving the line yard rights and a portion of guiding for slope work. Bankrupt company officials note possible layoffs as operations wind down. Nearby yards at Indiefontaine and other points are discussed, while Pennsylvania suspends several trains in coming days. The Hocking Valley line reports a broken flange incident near Dradnor, causing track disruption but limited damage.

Heoorge B. Tletwean Jr Ama Mir. Wyaon Wilkow Wilson Tmnistapa Christian Jlachy Chalrnan State Railway Commission Hocking Valley Pennsylvania Darius Street KR. G. Thompson Mies Jennie Reidenbaugh Olney Avenue Mise Clara Cosloy Ertamt Penman Clitky Covey Derry Ailla Marton Manutac Big Pour Railroad Wei Indiefontaine Brie Gadtow Cary

Richwood Vale Welcomes New Coach Reinicke

Pred Reinicke, former Amba oils full back, is selected by Richwood Vale High to reinforce the football team during practice while in the clay. Locals hope to schedule a game with Toledo with Delaware fall. Hays and Principal Winank will seek board approval for a suitable athletic field.

Death Claims William Lee a Blacksmith at 16 City

The obituary notes the death of William Lee a well known blacksmith aged about 16 in Centerville area. He reportedly died shortly before midnight Monday night at his lodging on North Prospect Street from complications tied to delirium tremens. The body will likely be moved for burial.

William Lie North Prospect Atreet Delielui Lae

Death of Hig BI After Drink Habit Recurrence

Hig BI, a popular blacksmith and experienced nose worker, died on Monday after his long battle with alcohol returned following a brief period of sobriety. He lived with his mother and sister in Centerville, Indiana, and had worked in many city shops. His remains were prepared at a private morgue and will likely be buried in Chandlerville, Indiana, with funeral arrangements pending.

Lee Hig BI

Deafness Won’t Yield to Local Applications, Says Hall’s

An advert claims deafness from inflammation of the Kuslacjian Tube can only be reversed by constitutional remedies. It asserts nine in ten deafness cases come from mucous membrane inflammation and offers $100 for any catarrh deafness cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Circulars free from F J Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio. Sold by druggists. Take Hall's for constipation.

Hall F. J, Cheney & CO Toedo Drugelats

Wrist Laceration Incident at Quarry Site

A. Clayton, a worker at De Ghio and Wester Lime, suffered a severe wrist injury during blasting. A piece of stone cut deep into his wrists, causing profuse bleeding. He was transported to Sawyer Sanatorium for treatment. Clayton resides near the quarry.

A. Clayton de Ghio Wester Lime Company Clayton Sin Hardy

Court Grants Injunction Against Railroad Track Actions

A temporary injunction restrains Marion and Suburban Company from laying tracks across the Pennsylvania Railroad right-of-way. The Pennsylvania Railroad, represented by J. Hy Kyman, seeks to prevent disruption of mainline service claimed to threaten railroad operations and safety. Judge Bouton Ui Young presides in the Court of Common Pleas.

Pennsylvania Bouton Ui. Young Court of Common Premate Marion and Suburban Company Pennalvania Company J. Hy Kyman Marion and Soburten Cromsiog Pennsylvania Company

Court Circuit Arrives for September Term

The circuit court panel including Cahill WH Nurtin Silas Ki Herin and Michael Donnelly arrived at noon to open the September term. The court is expected to sit several days as Adivey Himmger sues against Dawht Himioniger. A motion for temporary alimony was filed in the court.

Duchges Cahill WH Nurtin Silas Ki. Herin Michael Donnelly City Opwneilie Gourt Geesion

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