100 years ago

february 24, 1910

Horses and mules wanted

Jacob Bros. of the Kansas City Stock yards will be in Marion March 5 to buy horses and mules. They will buy mules from 4 to 10 years old. Also, will pay an extra price for draft horses. Horses and mules must be fat. They will be here no matter what the weather is.

Marriage licenses

Phillip Blankley, Marion, and Emma Lewis, Lincolnville; Samuel A. Yarham and Alma Button, Ramona; Jacob H. Goertzen and Elizabeth M. Pauls, Hillsboro; Lewis Oberhelman, Green, and Pearl Boothe, Tampa; Dietrich Wm. Suderman and Justine Loewen, Hillsboro; Herman R. Heyland, Peabody, and Lulu May Loomis, Diamond Springs; Wm. V. Smith and Alma Williams, Burns; Fred G. Nuss, Hitchcock, and Lydia Glantz, Tampa; Herman A. Burns and Marie Brentz, Tampa; Hans Peter Hansen, Peabody, and Alma C. Rasmussen, Florence.

Advertisement — Oranges, good ones, 15c per dz, or your money back.

18 lbs Rice for $1.00; 4 lbs for 25c—and it’s fancy

A fancy salad dish with every can of Success Baking Powder. It’s guaranteed, 39c.

Seedless Raisins, just the kind for pies, 12 oz. size, per package, 10c.

Have you sampled our Jumbo Pickles—about 12 to the gallon; per doz, 20c.—They are good.

Another barrel of fine Irish Mackerel—the 15c kind. We sell ‘em 2 for 25c.

Barrel of fresh White or Lake, 7c per lb, or 4 lbs for 25c. They are small but fine

W.W. Loveless & Sons

Mr. Sam T. Howe, member of the State Tax Commission, stopped off here on Monday to spend the day with relatives and old Marion friends. He was a guest of Mr. Fred Frazer.

This office would be glad to pay 3 cents a pound for some clean cotton rags if anyone has more than they know what to do with.