Miners Daughter play bills and church dinners noted
Supplement to the Galveston Leader December 12 1906 lists events and notices. John Oliver on sick list and protracted meetings at the M E church. Bernard Thomas in Chicago with Strauss Bros. Dot the Miners Daughter to be staged at Pleasant Valley Universalist church next Saturday. Ladies Aid dinner and bazaar netted over $60.00. Trustee O M Surl ey announces office days. Various local visits and property moves. Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets praised with free samples at Galveston Drug Co. Institute held at Lincoln with teachers dining at the trustees home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Galveston Drug Co's
Lincoln
Messrs
Lacy Logan
Grover Turley
Frank Graham
Joseph Owler
Gertrude Hyatt
Mollie Berryman
Myrtle Veter
Wm. Hyatt
Pearl Hyatt
Ail
Cattle Sellers Earn Premiums at Chicago Show
Wash Yarness Pliny Graves Wm Kim and George Conner returned Monday from Chicago stock show with premiums. Hartress won third premium while the group sold most cattle at good prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pliny Graves
Wm. Kim
George Conner
Chicago
Mr. Hartress
Salve for nursing mothers offered by Galveston Drug Co
Advice to apply Chamberlains Salve after nursing and wipe with a soft cloth before the child nurses. Widely used by trained nurses with good results. Price 25 cents per box. For sale by Galveston Drug Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galveston Drug Co
U B Church Notes Revival Continues With Conversions
Revival at Center continues with good interest four converted and joined the church. No morning service next Sunday but preaching at 6 PM at U B Church. Weeknight sermons planned with Otterbein revival to follow Center closing. Otterbein preaching Sunday at 3 PM. All are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tere
Otterbein
Local residents visit Logansport and area towns
Miss Mary Campbell visited Logansport. Charles Betts and family spent Tuesday with friends in Kokomo. James Crocket and wife returned home from Logansport. H V Caldwell and wife of near Deacon were Sunday guests of Thomas Armstrong and family. J M Lines went to Logansport Tuesday filed his bond for constable of Jackson township appointed by the Board of Commissioners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Crocket
Logansport
H. V. Caldwell
Near Deacon
Thos. Armstrong
J. M. Lines
Jackson Township
Board of Commissioners
Revival Meetings Open at Jewell Christian Church
Rev May Puckett Foster launches a weeklong revival series at the new Christian Congregation church in Jewell with nightly services to continue through the week and potentially beyond. New 1000 mile mileage books for I USP and Ft W & W V T lines plus all Indiana Ohio interurban merger routes are on sale for 15 dollars usable for one or more passengers on limiteds and local cars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
May Puckett-Foster
New Christian Congregation
Jewell
Kokomo Tribune
I. Usp
Indiana and
Qohio
Logansport Journal
Christmas sale offers wide array of goods and gifts
A holiday catalog lists affordable items from $0.10 to $11.50 including wool gloves mitts belts beaded bags and opera cases. It promotes coats silks and furs for ladies children and misses with prices from $1.95 to $20 plus table linens towels quilts and carpeting. Also advertised are books toys silverware ice skates and boxing gear with a call to visit the second floor annex to view selections.
Desirable Textile Sale Offers Silk Linens and More
A bold textile sale advertises vast stock of fabrics including silk linen and cotton with embroidery and draw work. Prices start at 5¢ and rise through 25¢ 50¢ and higher up to 5.00 per item.
Fancy ribbons and pillows sale notes
Advertising item lists various ribbons for holiday trade including Holly Ribbons Plaid ribbons and warp prints priced from 15 cents to 50 cents. Special buys offer baby ribbons two yards for one cent extra values and premium ribbons at 25c 35c 50c and up to 2.50 dollars.
Boxed item price change from 25c to 2.50 au separate toc
A boxed item is discounted from 25 cents to 2.50 Australian dollars. The note mentions separation from a toc section to a suc area, highlighting a pricing shift and placement change.
New Designs and Linens Featured at Moderate Prices
Display includes linen scarfs table covers and dashes at 25c with top pieces at 50c and above. Renaissance Battenberg and Cluny lace featured along with holiday linens and tapestries. Also perfumes toilet articles and novelty leather bags priced from 25c to upward.
How About a New Ladies Hat Selections Offered at Varied Prices
Offerings include numerous ladies and misses hats in multiple price ranges. Styles priced from 95c, 1.45, 2.45, 3.45, up to 4.06 and 6.59 with several hundred options and special 15.00 lines mentioned. The ad highlights a wide assortment and affordable fashion choices.
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Coto
Dress Goods And Silks For The Holidays
A holiday offering of dress silks and fabrics for gifts features black taffeta at 30 inches, black satin at 1.25, all silk peau de soie at 1.25, crepe de chine in lavender and pink, and figured fabrics for scarves. A fall line of pearl silk waistings with new effects priced 1.26 to 1.50, plus a complete stock of black dress goods at 1.50 per piece.
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Goc
Yse
Fancy Wool Dress Goods Arrive Invaried Colors for Fall
Forty new pieces arrive with prices from 39c to 3.50 a yard. Includes 36 inch albatross in 24 colors at 44c. Also fancy mohair waistings on sale at 39c per yard.
New Ladies Wear and Accessories at Discount Prices
The catalog lists sec line ladies vests and pants at 39 cents and 100 line union suits at 75 cents. New shawls, scarfs in Shetland wool, mohair, Italian silks from 25 cents to 3.50, knitted wool petticoats 50 cents to 2.50, Wallaces embroidery designs, and corsets in batiste from makers P. N. Warner C. B. and Royal Worcesters 5.00 to 3.50.
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Batiste
Conter
P. N. Warner
C. B
Royal Worcesters
Cloak Department Christmas Gifts and Fabrics
Promotional copy advertises waist embroidered cloaks and fabrics in white, black, blue, and plaids. Mentions taffeta options, varied values, and styles for holiday shoppers with pricing hints.
Useful Gift Picks Beyond Blankets for Any Occasion
The selection focuses on practical presents that offer lasting value. Items include versatile kitchen tools, compact tech gadgets, quality sleep aids, and organizers that streamline daily life. Prioritize durability, usefulness, and clear benefits over novelty.
Holiday Footwear and Dolls Sale List
A catalog of house slippers for women and men with fur trim and patent leather options, including prices from 23 cents to 1.46. Also offers baby shoes, doll accessories, and a range of dolls from 1 cent to 10 dollars with clothing and extras.
Prices for Lamps and Glassware Range Wide
A catalog listing lamps priced from five cents to a dollar fifty, including fancy designs. water sets from fifty cents to two dollars fifty. and wine sets from one dollar to five dollars.
Discount Toy and Household Goods Sale Advertisement
A large newspaper ad lists toys and home goods with wide price ranges from 5¢ to 10.00. Items include dolls, toy carts, drums, pianos, magic lanterns, dressware, glass vases, rubber balls, stuffed bears, imprints like Roosevelt Bears Book at 98¢, and numerous boxes, sets, and dishes.
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Fordiniers
Rce
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M. E. Church
Bernard Thomas
Strauss Bros
Universalist Church
Ladies’ Aid Society of the Baptist Church
Pleasant Valley Universalist Church
Restence
Galveston
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O. M. Suirley
John Campbell
Irv Smith
Wawpecong
Mr. Fenn
Pennsylvania
Dr. Neff
Harry Seaward
Ladies’ Aid Society of the Universalist Church
G. AR. Hall
Overmyer & Davisson
U. B. Church Notes
Sto R
Mary Campbell
Chas. Betts
Kokome
China
Ors
Rogers
Chas. O
Haseltine Bros
North Stain Street
Konomo, Ind
Santa Claus
Soc
Rogers Bros 1847
Rec
Holliday
Sec
Ladies Union
Geo
Shoe Department
Toyland
Toy Stores
Hiokby
Roosevelt Bears
Thulman & Levi
Kokomo, Indiana