Births Reported From Local Homes and Addresses
A string of birth notices lists newborns to families across the city with given addresses. Names include Ray, Lakey, Brauer, Snider, Parrot, Sellers, Noyer, Riche, Sorzen, with two daughters and multiple sons reported. A fragment quotes Lonson praising a tea product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Ray
Oliver Street
Son
John M. Lakey
Emil Brauer
Stophiet Street
Fred Snider
Hust Jefferson Street
Joseph W.W. Parrot
Columbia Avenue
Prank Sellers
Thomas Street
Louis Noyer
West Superior Street
Henry Riche
Horne Avenue
Fred Sorzen
Culer Street
Fraud Order Issued Against Two Publishing Houses
The New York Dramatic Mirror reports the post office department has issued a fraud order against MelyMe and Metropolitan publishing houses. The Mel-Ty concern is run by Albion Keller and the Metropolitan by Baran Long, both from the city.
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New York Dramatic Mirror
Post Office Department
MelyMe
Metropolitan Ie
The
Mirror
Albion Keller
Metropolitan
Baran Long
City
City News roundup of local events and notices
City brief items report social visits and arrivals in Logansport and nearby towns. Notable mentions include Hanan of La Grange in the city and departure for Richmond, new street construction adds to Lewis street, and bids expected for a Logansport depot. Health updates note twelve fever cases as the city health officer monitors the situation. A telegram confirms the sudden death of Cort Taylor, and several men from Fort Wayne Philadelphia and Lancaster enlist in the U S Army through the local recruiting office. Rural route examinations by Post Office Inspector Woltz suggest recommended changes from Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hileleth Sullivan
Dana
J. W. Hanan
la Grange
Richmond
Jay Smith
Saly
PWT
Wayne and
Wabesh Tey Tyaccinnyo
Sco
Logansport
Frank Cheyien
East Lenn Street
Geonse Phipps
Broad Way
Zanesys
Cort Taylor
Paylor
Frank T. Norris
Fort Wayne
Dave Dunkle
Harvey Ae Tshler
Philadelphia
Will Tsenberger
Lancaster
United States Army
Woltz
Vani
Washington
Go Téta
White Fruit House Meat Sale Promises Big Savings
A vintage sale note from White Fruit House advertises deep discounts on beef and pork cuts. It touts low prices on rump roasts eight cents per pound, wagy steaks at eight cents, boiling meat from one to eight cents, chuck roasts at one cent, and pork forequarters at four cents, urging customers to hurry before supplies end and promising continued savings as the store grows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fruit House
Fruit House Meat Department
Gertie Thomas Still Absent From New Haven Home
A fifteen year old girl, Gertie Thomas, disappeared from Mrs. Mix’s New Haven home. Reported to have worn boys’ clothing and left all belongings behind. A young man who worked on furs near New Haven also vanished then. authorities and local women seek the missing girl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertie Thomas
New Haven
New Simpson Church selects city site near Harrison
Simpson Methodist Episcopal Church has purchased a corner site at Harrison and Buttenfeld streets for a new edifice, moving from Creighton and Parfield avenues. If finances permit, excavation could start in spring. The building will include a sanctuary basement for the school, north league, and social gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simpson Methodist Episcopal
Harrison Sind Buttenfeld
Special Saturday Sale at Seavey’s on Main Street
On February 1 the store will offer imported Stransky deco rated drinking cups for 10 cents each, down from 20 cents. Seavey’s at 119 West Main Street advertises Want ads in the Journal Gazette at 1/26 a word. Call 405 night or day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stransky
Seavey’s
West Main Street
Journal- Gazette
Does Your Hot Water Bottle Leak
A cautionary note warns that hot water bottles can leak without warning and that distinguishing between good and poor rubber is difficult. The piece stresses reliability and safety, urging readers to choose well-made bottles to avoid trouble.
Paul Shambart Holding His Own After Runover
Dr H G Underwad in charge of the case reports lad Paul Shambart son of the Rev Shambart is holding his own after being run over by a Broadwar car Wednesday morning. Hemorrhage from the fractured skull has abated and no fatal outcome is anticipated. chances of recovery are improving though still at risk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. G. Underwad
Paul Shambart
Grocery Ledger Prices From Montgomery and Monroe Streets
A fragmented list of imported goods and fresh produce with per keg, per pound, per peck, and per dozen prices. Items include herring, maskeral, potatoes, rutabagas, parsnips, onions, apples, oranges, lemons, grapes, bananas, cranberries, hams, sausage, sauerkraut, evaporated peaches, peas, lentils, barley, oats, flour, and oats. The ad closes with street references Montgomery and Monroe Streets.
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Holland
Se Sud
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