Clover Leaf Excursions and Holiday Fare Specials 1903
Clover Leaf Route announces varied historic fare offers for 1903 04 tied to expositions and holidays. Includes round trip discounts to Indiana New Orleans Columbus Portland and DePauw Inauguration with sale dates December 24 25 31 1903 and January 1 1904. return limits January 4 1904. Local notices mention travelers and events plus a classifieds blurb.
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Chicago
Clover Leafare
Indianapolis
Ind
Indiana State Teachers’ Association
Indiana
New Orleans
Aera
American Historical Society
American Economic Society
Ohio River
Columbus
Ohio
Anacelaies of
America
Ee Greencastle
de Pauw University
Portland
Oregon
National Live Stock Association
C. D. Whitney
Toledo
O. Gen
Mgr
Dr King's New Life Pills Endorsed for Digestive Aid
Blunders can be costly yet you won’t go wrong with Dr King’s New Life Pills for dyspepsia dizziness headaches liver or bowel troubles. They are gentle yet thorough and sold at Z U Loop’s rug Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
Z. U. Loop
Injury Report on Warren Wilson After Sheep Loading Accident
Word reached this week that Warren Wilson was seriously hurt while loading sheep in Kansas with both legs reported crushed. A telephone message to his aunt in Logansport said only one leg was badly cut and may be saved, easing worries of friends here.
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Warren Wilson
Kansas
J. H. Neff
Logansport
Warren
Local social notes include visits from several out of town guests
Miss Leora Newburn spent the latter part of last week with Rev J W Bowed and wife. Mrs Ada Layton of Kokomo visited her mother Mrs Lida Stevens. Mrs Nancy E Gopeland returned home at Sapolis after a pleasant visit with Mrs H A Woolley. Mrs Mary Medi and daughter Bessie of Logansport left for Forest after five weeks here with Mrs Frank Spence. Mr and Mrs Beltmaster and Mr and Mrs James Newby of Logansport visited P B Frush and family. A Thanksgiving football game between Young America and Galveston was postponed to Wednesday night. A cave-in at the DeHaven sand pit injured Joe and another man, causing bruises and sprains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leora Newburn
Rev. J. W
Ada Layton
Kokomo
Lida Stevens
Nancy E Gopeland
Sapolis
H. A. Woolley
Mary Medi
Bessie
Logansport
Frank Spence
Forest
Beltmaster
James Newby
P. B. Frush
Private sale of Cass County real estate by court order
Charles K. Yarcott, as commissioner, will privately sell in Galveston Indiana the east half of the southeast quarter in section 35 and other parcels in Cass and Howard counties. Terms: one third cash, one third in six months, one third in one year with 6 percent interest. optional all cash. Sale starts at 9 am and continues daily until sold.
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State of Indiana
Cass
Lewis F. McGuire
van Wiloe
Cass Circuit
Charles K. Yarcott
B. B. Richards
Galveston
Indiana
Cass County
State of
Howard County
Local Notes and Obituary From Logansport Area
Miss Mabel Wood works in City Bakery this week and a line of Bugs appears at Kerxizer Bros. Mr and Mrs C C Thomas visited Peru over Sunday while Miss Mary Thomas and Bernard Thomas visited Kokomo friends last Friday. Mrs Harvey Gray and son Minor returned from Lakeville to her mother's home. Mrs Joe Thomas and Miss Cora Burrows returned from Kokomo after Thanksgiving. Died at home north of Logansport Friday November 27 John White age 73. Funeral at Bethel M E church Sunday at 1 30. He was brother in law to George W Davis of this place.
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Mabel Wood
Kerxizer Bros
Harvey Gray
Minor
Lakeville
Joe Thomas
Cora Burrows
Kokomo
Logansport
John White
Bethel M. E
Mr. White
George W. Davis
Electric Bitters Promises Quick Health Remedies
A vintage ad claims nervousness sleeplessness and stomach upsets signal revolt and trouble. Electric Bitters promises to tone the stomach regulate kidneys and bowels stimulate the liver and clarify the blood. It guarantees satisfaction through Z. U. Loop, Druggist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Z. U. Loop
Druggiat
Fire shovel and lanterns among shop goods
A 14 inch fire shovel and five piece Elbow items are listed with corrugated elbow sections a tubular lantern in good quality condition a gas lighter with metal body and wood handle wax tapers in a box of 30.
Cloak Department Clears Rack Bargains
Twenty skirts in walking and dress lengths priced from four to six fifty are offered at three dollars. Twenty suits in various styles and fabrics, originally fifteen to twenty, on sale for seven seventy five. Ten fox scarves valued at ten dollars, now six ninety.
Notions and Apparel Sale Listing Card
A vintage sale listing shows wool gloves priced at 25 cents and ladies handkerchiefs at 5 to 50 cents. Union suits and embroidered handkerchiefs are listed with small price points, highlighting a hosiery and fabric offer from a period retailer.
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Stade Union
Holkfs Roc
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Bam
Ous
Dillon
Weer Botand
J. C. Cummins
Ratlntad Company
Mail
Toledo Express
WEST
St. Louis Express
Munday
Commercial Traveler
Sundy
Ivery
C. W. Moxport
Pass
W. J. Carrgort
Herman Mader
St. Kokomo
Mnd
A. G. Williams
New Baptist Church
Harve Haworth
Nebraska
Everett Daggett
Ivanville
Ima Fawcett
Clarence
Fred Paulus
George Stanley
Sam‘ Panabaker
Frank Truax
John Thomas
Homer Crawford
Albany
Mrs. Crawford
Elmer Tyner
Pearcy Copeland
Marion
Eva Gray
Vernon Keller
Renee
Papa
Monon Bldg
Georgia
Will
Finch
Sol A. Pennington
Finch-Pennington
South_Main St
Wilson Block
Kokemo
Iud
Fred Pau Us
Richmond
Seorge Sharpligs
Waltons
Ben Deitrick
Keller Bros
Anna Patterson
H.C. Miller
Ella Jones
Muel Stoner
Bunker Hill
B. I. King and Family
Young America
DeHaven
Whil
George Emr
Emry
Joe DeHaven
le Bitter
T. R. Beall
Bes Iss
the Home Outfitters’ Store
Walnut St
Guy Building
Sailors Bros., Kokomo
Camaries E. Yarlott
Lion Goffes
C. C. Thomas
Peru
Mary Thomas
Bernard Thomas
Caxton Ridg
Beeive Store
Munsing
Sevral
Coats
William H. Turner
Kokoino
Lonsdale
TOC
THE
Ross J. Haseltine CO
Jewelep
Gor. Main and Mulberry Sts
Joe R. Myers
North Railroad Street
Johnson
North Main Street
Xtrom
Thalman & Levi’s
N & Levi
Cloak Department
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