Prisoners arraigned as court sells plant assets
Four of eight prisoners admitted guilt as Judge Young supervised arraignments in Common Pleas court. The Lnyplement Manufacturing property, excluding the sawmill and logs, was sold today to J A Schroster and others for 15000 dollars after two bids. Edward Uberer was the other bidder at 16105 dollars including the sawmill and logs. Divorce suit by Tea delle Myers against Nelson Myers was dismissed at plaintiff’s cost after matters settled.
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Judge Young
Common Pleas Court
Lnyplement Manufacturing Company
John A. Scbroster
H. B. Hane
Prdiie
Teadelle Myers
Nelson Myers
Gilgit
Court of Common
Young
Ume
Docket Set for Common Pleas Trials in Marion
In Marion the upcoming Common Pleas court will assign tomorrow the ready for trial cases under Judge B G Young. Defendants who pleaded not guilty include William Ortman burglary and larceny William T Mitchell construed non-support Shirley Hodge pporbery and Orville McComb cohabiting in adultery. Precedence cases and other criminal matters will be scheduled as officers finalize assignments.
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David Thompson
Sorverey
William Cubbison
John Stevens
Jar
Sony
Elsworth Lewis
Toe
William Ortman
William T. Mitchell
Shirley Hodge
Pabbery
Orville McComb
Common Pleas Court
B. G. Young
Golden Wedding Observed By Large Family
The fiftieth anniversary celebration of Mr and Mrs William Byers took place at their North State Free home with a large company of relatives. Eight children and twenty two grandchildren joined in the social event, with gifts and memories of wartime service recounted.
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William G. Byera
North State
Molmes
John
Byers
Mra
Frank Taylor
Manzo Ford
Josph
Menbert | Byers
Midsweapolis
Charles Byers
Greenfield
Indiana
Harry Byers
Gallon
John Byers
Wray
Colorado
N. J. Poyd
Forest
Rev. H. Hemmerly
Kipton
Mr. Byers
Rheumatism Cured in a Day by Dr Detehon’s Remedy
A promotional ad claims quick cure for rheumatism neuralgia and rheumatitis with a radical treatment. It promises removal of the cause and immediate disappearance of symptoms after one dose, with initial benefit and full relief in 2 to 3 days. Sold for 75 cents and 1 dollar at The Dumble Pharmacy opposite Kerr House.
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Detehon
Dumble
Kerr House
Cleaned six times wheat bags sewn in Ohio lightest wholesome
A fragment notes wheat production in Ohio with emphasis on cleanliness of bags sewn for light, white flour and broad wholesome supply. The text hints at quality and availability but lacks full context or clear event details.
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Ohio
Burnette-Rice Nuptials Quietly Solemnized
William Rice and Miav Anna Burnette wed at a Free Baptist parsonage on South Street at 6:30 p.m. Rev. Geo Harvard officiated in a small ceremony with close relatives. The couple, well known in the city, will reside on Park Street after a brief wedding trip.
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William Rice
Miav Anna Burnette
Geo. Harvard
Elty
Huber
Mra
Rice
Park Street
W D Beck Dies SuddenlY
W D Beck prominent painter aged fifty two was found dead at Owens Station after nine oclock Thursday morning. His widow and two children survive as funeral arrangements awaited completion. Coroner and local officials investigated while a medical party nearby aided the scene. The death likely stemmed from heart disease and came after Beck complained of chest pains the previous evening.
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William —D. Beck
Owens Station
Prompec Pike
Bock
Sephrint
Seehrist
Beck
Sechrist
Teo
EB. L. Brady
Justion
Peace
Mounts
Hous
Dre
D. C
Juds
Rey
Tadtue
Havaris
Germany
Anton
Mire
Ramroth
Frank Wortley
Thy City
James Crowley
LaRue
St. Mary's Church
Joseph Denarate
Rermaine
Mary'e’ Cemete
Rev Bates Honored at Berlin Presbytery Meeting
Marion county letter to the Mirror discusses Rev Bates elected clerk at the Marion Presbytery session in Berlin and praises his work on church history. It includes local option debate, alcohol legislation, and taxpayer concerns about prohibition and saloon impact in Marion County. The writer defends restrained reform and urges cautious policy.
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Bates
Marion Presbytery
Berlin
Milford
Marton
Mirror
Fai
Marion County
Marion
Mit
Marion c
Emvy Penaltien
Tomatoes Forty Libel Suit Filed by Turner and Co
A libel action titled Tomatoes Forty was filed by Turner and Company seeking redress for alleged defamation. The suit centers on published statements harming their reputation and business interests. No additional parties or court dates listed in readable text.
Aged Lady Mrs Stephen New Passes Away Quietly
Marion county mourns as Mrs Stephen New, wife of Stephen New, dies from complications of diseases at her daughter’s home on North State street. She and her husband were among the pioneer settlers of Montana township, dating back to 1600s era. The death occurred Thursday morning after a period of illness.
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Stephen New
Stephen Caeptbetat
Marion County
Carl Rainroth
North State Street
Montaneery Township
Laxative tablets claimed to cure in one day
A fragmented notice asserts a remedy labeled Ge tablets offer a guaranteed cure within one day. No clear source details or verifiable entities are provided to confirm product claims.
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Kleinmaier Bros
TRE Ralston
Smart & Waddell
Main Street
J. A. Schroster
Itf
Ansted & William Tell
Ohio, Ark Company
Springfiel
William Tel Flour
Mene
Peta
W. D. Beck
Rev. Bates
Cre
Party
Turner & Co
Montgomery Township
Warner & Edwards
St. Marys
Beacon
Mnem
New York
Fred W. Peters
Fire Insurance Agency
Gossard
Gonsard
Mile
Yates
Uhler & Phillips
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