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Newspaper
The Marion Daily Mirror
Location
Marion, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1908
Page
6
For the particular housewife William Tell Flour is made to produce good looking and good tasting bread. The grain is cleaned six times and processed by machinery that preserves natural richness and oil. Bags are filled and sealed by machines, delivering a high quality Buckeye State flour for superior bread.
Wayne B Wheeler headlines a temperance rally in Ohio as he leads American League work. Attendees hear Wheeler discount saloons and press for local option in counties like Harrison, Cuyahega, and Union. Supporters cite dry conditions boosting savings while opponents worry about economic impact.
A garbled early 20th century text discusses responsibility for damages caused by a dog and the limits of a dog's owner to compensate. It suggests the owner should make effort to repair harm to property, while noting the owner cannot fully repay the emotional and social impact on a wife and mother.
On courthouse steps tonight J Sanford, a noted district speaker, headlines the meeting. The Mirror’s Whitew fills column promises lively claims and bold rhetoric from S0e-Dowler and partner, with a sensational ad tease about a decisive outcome.
In a Common Pleas matter the court heard that Anna Catharine Letter is administrator of the estate of Michael Leffler deceased and that she is the widow of the decedent. The defendants admit the petition seeks fee simple title to the defendant and ask the petition be sustained.
A group of business men in East Liverpool and nearby areas formed to investigate liquor renditions and saloon closures. They describe empty storefronts, shuttered potteries, economic hardship, and scarce charity while urging a formal committee to report findings and accountability.
In East Tliavior Pool, residents, bankers, and merchants discuss the impact of saloon closures. Most agree the move hurt business and property values, with many acknowledging prior tax revenue but praising the drop in open saloons. One planter reports reduced trade yet notes lingering caution among residents about wet or dry outcomes.
A visitor report from Marion outlines Dry Goods and Drug stores trends, noting a stronger business than expected and fewer saloons after a recent vote. It contrasts nearby East Liverpool and discusses arrests, taxes, charity, and the impact of saloon closures on employment and empty storefronts.
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