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Newspaper
The Marion Daily Mirror
Location
Marion, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1908
Page
14
A promotional piece urges bookkeepers and clerks to seek fewer working hours and higher pay. It promises a plan to become a master in the profession, claiming hundreds have advanced to better positions and salaries through its guidance.
James Culbertson, 91, wandered from his home and was struck by a train near Espyville on Friday evening. He sustained a fractured right arm, scalp wound, and multiple bruises. transferred to Sawyer Sanatorium after treatment at the city hospital.
Mirror report claimed elopement of Miss Rota Baugho and Willis Wolbert Flarly. Mothers Victor Jump and Hote Baugh deny marriage, saying daughters were not wed and informant details were not covered. Edwards Wolbert’s mother also denies the claim, noting daughter was visiting Washington at the time.
A collision between a Greene Lorain car and a timber-laden wagon on Lorain avenue injured W Walters 22 of Griver. The wagon driver Wie was probably fatally hurt. Split report notes Longworth and Goetel nominated again by Republicans in Ohio districts.
The New York club plans to appeal a decision related to the rain delayed game with Chicago. The statement clarifies mud and weather issues, noting Chicago has not claimed a forfeited game as of Pulliam's concern.
An 1880s style ad extolls foul breath from women as a social failing and promotes Stonet's Charcoal Lozenge and Stuart's Lozenges as cures. It touts a trial package by mail from A. Stuart Co. and lists mixed prices, plus a long cattle and grain market clipping from Cleveland and Chicago.
The Toledo grain listing shows cash and futures quotes for wheat corn and rye with September December and May maturities. It notes prices in cents and decimals, plus occasional reference to cloverssed and Timothy hay futures and prime timothy values.
Cattle receipts reported 200 head quiet at Veale Receipts 200 head active with lower quality. Cull to choice 5 6. Sheep and lambs receipts 4 000 lambs slow and steady. Prices: leather 4.25 to 5.60. yearlings 3.75 to 4. sheep 2.50 to 4.0.
New York market update lists butter receipts at 4 926 packages with weak demand and creamery extra at 24 1 2. cheese and eggs show mixed demand. Hog receipts total 7 169 with slow trading. fresh items and regional variations noted for nearby hogs and white fancy products.
Local shop promotes linen shades 38 inches wide at 50 cents per yard and shades 36 inches wide at an unspecified price. They advertise top notch picture framing in Marlon with promises of the lowest prices.
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