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Newspaper
The Marion Daily Mirror
Location
Marion, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1908
Page
13
Abundant miswritten ad text sells a home treatment claimed to cure women’s illnesses with no cost. It promises easy self cure at home and urges readers to mail for a five‑dollar treatment, naming Notre Dame, Indiana as origin and soliciting local referrals.
A poorly legible notice reports a well attended meeting of a lodge with vows and attire discussed. Names and exact roles are unreadable but the event appears associated with a local fraternal group.
An early 1900s advertisement extols Doan's Kidney Pills as a remedy for backache headaches and general kidney issues. It cites testimonials from customers in Warren Ohio and Buffalo New York praising improved health after use and urges readers to buy from local drug stores.
Local towns debate the county basketball championship with Amoi and Camp disputing the title. A decisive game is set for this afternoon to settle the dispute and determine the champion. Tomorrow Bucyrus will face Agosta in Agoria as part of the ongoing schedule.
In the case of Margaret Lil and others the defense filed a demurrer to the petition. Ann Katharine Let fier and oilers are noted among the defendants in this judicial update.
Our 4 Salems Evangelical Protestant Church on Church St redneck Pantor hosts Sunday School at 4 45 am and a Home Harvest Festival. Morning service in German at 10 15 am, Mr Reser speaks on the election option. Evening review at 1 20 pm and church board meets Wednesday.
A compact listing of services and events across local churches including UNITED BRETHREN CHURCH, CENTRAL CHRISTIAN CHURCH, FOREST LAWN MISSION, FIRST PRESBYTERIAN, REFORMED CHURCH, FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH, CITY MISSION, CHURCH OF CHRIST SCIENTIST, TREE BAPTIST CHURCH, WESLEY B M CHURCH, GERMAN M B CHURCH, ST PAULS CHURCH, and EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN with sermon topics, times, Sunday School and prayer meetings scheduled for the coming week.
The notice fixes dates for circuit court terms in each county of the Third Judicial Circuit for 1909. It lists January and September sessions for Wyandot Marion Crawford Union Logans etc with specific day numbers and months, detailing when courts shall convene in each county.
The document lists term dates for counties including Defiance, Van Wert, Allen, Mercer, and others with March, April, May, and October dates. It records the time of holding circuit court, beginning September 15, 1908, and bears signatures of officials such as Caleb H Norris and W. W. Rin dfalter, Clerk, Marion Ohio.
Probate Court of Marion County Ohio issues order against unknown heirs and nonresidents in the estate of John Free deceased. The action seeks a court order to proceed against defendants and creditors regarding real property in Marion County Ohio. The notice names heirs and residents and sets hearing for October.
Notice by Peter Rubin and Janice Rubin as executors of Joseph Rubin deaceased. Petition filed in Marion County Probate Court to sell North half of the Southwest Quarter, Township 4, Range 13 East, Marion Ohio. Respondents must answer by October 4, 1908, or default and order granted.
An administrator in Marion County Ohio initiated a probate court case seeking court order to sell a described parcel of land known as property in the Hastale area, spanning multiple townships. The notice names various participants and requests the court auction to satisfy the estate and claims, with dates and locations centered in Marion.
Henry L Kier and Chauncey Kibler next of kin of Almira Kibler deceased file in Marion County Court an instrument purporting to be the last will and testament of Almira Richter. Application for probate admitted. hearing set for September 28, 1908 at 10 a.m. before Probate Judge G. I. Poster. August 28, 1908.
In the Court of Common Pleas of Marion County Ohio executors of Martin Koch's estate contest a purported will. The petition asserts the November will is not valid and seeks relief and costs. Judge Charles V Trooh presides. DeGorey and Dettoley represent the defendant side.
Nellie Johnston of Plainufe files a divorce and alimony petition in Marion County Court against Win BH Jobe. The case cites habitual drunkenness and requested bail changes with four support points. Attorney for the petitioner is Nellie Johnston’s counsel, DoGeley and Dedolley.
Ambiguous late of Martin Koch decensil, executors not qualified at fee ree of geri Hoe, Marion Ohio. Unclear text mentions TRUM and C. KOCK Caledon Ms Oho. Proceeding appears as public notice type in old newspaper fragment.
An investigation involving a Marion city matter references key figures including Otis Witt and Otis Witt Nept, connected to a turnpike issue from September 1. The case concerns a monetary claim and long standing local authority actions.
An advertisement extols A W Chase's Nerve Pills as a cure to pale weak nervous individuals, claiming they restore rich red blood, strengthen nerves, and energize organs. It features testimonials, the inventor’s portrait, and lists Buffalo New York and Marion Ohio as sale points.
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