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Newspaper
The Marion Daily Mirror
Location
Marion, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1908
Page
8
An advertisement offers Adler suits with a unique collar hug that tightens when tried on. The copy emphasizes a soft, symmetrical lapel fit and warns about stiff collars, noting prices from 10.50 to 30.00. The message invites shoppers to come in and test the fit.
Fragmentary report shows Kleinmaier Bros scenario with an auction style event. Charles Secket of Caler is noted along with AdNerHaN of Eile and Geyll and Wilken of Wale. A $100 value is mentioned in connection with Clemonte Lene.
A local Democratic club opening is described with plans for speeches by party candidates and officials. The informal gathering is to include presiding officers, remarks by Mayor candidate and other party figures, and anticipated attendance from supporters in Marton and Vestoria.
A garbled railroad notice discusses a M. A. Gite a potential superintendent at a Cheen Inter docking plant and mentions political offers and weekly work patterns. It references Beattie and Fort Warren, and coaches of waldiens enroute, with transfers from Hockbur alley and updates on who wants the work at that place.
A committee was appointed to organize the February lecture and reception. Notable members include Prof Bowale and George Unter, with plans for a free event hosted by America Medical markets, featuring a speaker from The Meir Union.
An advertisement touts a supposed cure for deafness linked to an inflamed condition of the ear and growths in the ear canal. It promises relief through specific tab devices and claims a money reward for evidence of a failure to cure, naming a Toledo firm and a druggist.
Court proceedings cover mortgage actions and partition disputes involving several named defendants and creditors. Divorce petitions and maintenance requests are noted, including a case of alleged cruelty and a priestly-related custody matter. The report references a criminal case of theft and a trial outcome with a local judge’s sentence.
Punecel Services will be held from the home Friday afternoon for Veleith of Gorge Vetetotter a well known Wenhhent of five ety res ted at the home on Lincoln Avenue Yesterday morning at 9 40. The deceased was born in Hacken join Crenerny and was aged twenty five. He moved to Marian county where he lived once he married Hanna Whekiser of his iby Wa called about seven years ago. He was the father of eight children surviving: Charles George and Mia Mirney Materatter of tot city, Stra Charles Wayland tales of this city Aid and Charles Mugler of Cleve barn Mia Valle Warren of Corning Ohio and New Hidlit Kerstetter of Colum by Punecul creviced with the comtucteet from the Diner. Funeral Friday afternoon at 2 o clock with interment at the Macoth Marion cemetery.
Local events list unsettled figures including AVONWE and Vrabcoola area names. An Ames meeting is noted with several attendees expected, while a city context mentions a public health or safety incident. No injuries reported. a caretaker is improving and residents are preparing for travel.
A muddled report describes Wilbur Wright’s flying machine sale in Paris with bids around 910,000 and a contract for Martins built on Wright’s plan. Negotiations center on payment for the rights and future production as experiments proceed amid political chatter about voting in France.
The Clay Connell lodge members commend a fellow member for steadfast service and friendship. They resolve to honor his guidance and wisdom in lodge matters, ensuring his memory and influence remain in their records and council proceedings. Signed by STOUPFER TSAR and STOUFFER, committees.
The column lists people such as Harry Serthner in Columban today and Hemmerly of Wharton, with brief notes on sightings or actions. JM Taylor attended a social function in Nevaia, Frak tory and Urbain were not joined by friends, and Mr and Mrs Edward Tineke and daughter of Beyris returned home after visiting relatives.
Patrick J. Shea vice president of Amal construction and Street and Klevertle Railway taploytes. William W. Lockhart president of Chesser Union and twelve other members of Cheater traction company indicted by grand jury for alleged conspiracy and gaining twenty portion of the company during thereset strike. Total workweek figures unclear.
Deputy supervisor of elections reported the largest vote ever cast in city and county. City tallies reached about 40,060 with county totals around 150,000, surpassing previous records and marking unusually high participation across wards. Tomorrow marks the first registration day, urging locals to vote and register.
Police court records show Auniey Carpenter of North Main faced charges after a disruptive incident on Friday. Officer Junk Means reported the event and the mayor approved a minor penalty.
In a courtroom session the judge found Cah penton largely responsible for the trouble while Shafer faced a fine after a plea of guilt. The record shows Shafer entered a scene and began a rough confrontation when others attempted to intervene. Mrs Daniel D Reser reported threats of bodily harm by her husband and expressed fear of mental instability and potential danger at home.
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