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The Marion Star is a daily newspaper in Marion, Ohio, United States. The paper is owned by USA Today Co., formerly the Gannett Newspaper organization. Founded in 1877 by Sam Hume and his sons Willis and Harry, it struggled financially in its early years and went insolvent in 1884. After the business was put up for auction at a sheriff's sale, it was purchased by future United States president Warren G. Harding and two of his friends, John O. Sickle and Jack Warwick. Harding brought commercial success to the Star by improving the office equipment, soliciting classified advertisements and adding more content to the newspaper.
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