Revere Automobile Firm Backed by Logansport Group
The Logansport Industrial Association’s commitment to backing the Revere Automobile Company marks a major step for Logansport growth and local industry. Backed by Logansport capital, the Revere aims to expand production, build a strong national and international demand, and position Logansport as a leading automobile manufacturing city.
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Logansport Industrial Association
Revere Automobile Company
Logansport
Revere
Revree
Haynes
Kokomo
Logansport Capital
Cass County
Logansport Journal Tribune
Adv
Clyde Babb and Family Visit Chas Daggett
Clyde Babb and family at Koko imo visit Charles Daggett. Clyde has been unable to work for several weeks due to rheumatism.
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Clyde Babb
Kokoimo
Chas. Daggett
Clyde
Obituary for S Allen Metcalf of Indiana and Civil War service
S Allen Metcalf born March 20 1840 in Clermont County Ohio died June 15 1919 aged 79 years 3 months 25 days. He moved to Indiana as a boy and enlisted at 20 in three months service then joined the 398th Indiana Volunteers Company D serving until war end. He fought in many battles with Sherman’s march to the sea and was not wounded. After the war his unit guarded government property for five months. He joined the US church as a boy, later the Methodist Episcopal church. He married Malissa Baldwin February 7 1868 and had four daughters two died in infancy. He belonged to Dan Pratt Post G A R of Galveston and was a charter member of the K P lodge. Funeral services were held at the M E church conducted by Rev A E Leese with a comrade from Kokomo present. Burial at Galveston Cemetery. The item also notes local social notices and bank elections.
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S. Allen Metcalf
Clermont County
Ohio
Indiana
398Th
Indiana Volunteers
Sherman
Evansville
Methodist Episcopal Church
Malissa Baldwin
Bert Bradford
Marion
Z A. Loop
Galveston
Margaret Bradford Wis
Dan Pratt
G A. R
K. of P Lodge
A. E. Leese
M.E. Church
O A. Somers
Kokomo
Public health notice bans littering and nuisance privies
It shall be unlawful for any person or their business to dump manure rubbish slops putrid matter or filth into streets lanes alleys sidewalks gutters crossings lots cellars premises or common areas. It also forbids unmaintained grounds within the town corporation and an overflowing vault or non fly proof privy. Z. U. Loor Health Officer.
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Z. U. Loor
Galveston town orders ash removal by July deadline
Pursuant to the marshal order, citizens must remove ashes tin cans rubbish from premises and streets abutting. If not done by July 3, town will clean at owner cost. By order of James M. Sines Town Marshal.
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Galveston
James M. Sines
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Cyril Wood
Frank Wood
Pearl Wright
Wm. Wampler
Frank McKinney
Oklahoma
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Wm. McKinney
Frank Poor
Orrie Richards
Sim Goldsberry
Otto Goldsberry
Wm McKinney
Wilbur
Camp Mills
N. Y
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First State Bank
Virgil Flemming
Joe Fleming
John Cook
Jesse Ault
Chas Zehring
Virginia Garr
Kate Clem
Converse
Wm. Ault
U. B. Ladies Bible
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Hattie Vint
Jesus
Rev. Eaton
Eaton
William Troutman
Susie Burrows
Mesdames
Katie Burrows
Maggie Bevington
Cora Frier
Minnie McDonald
Myrtle Oyler
Lottie Persinger
Isabel Troutman
Ethel Eaton
Kate Woolley
Eaton, Mr. and Mrs. Richer
Marvel Shaffer
Mary Vint
Oyler
Woolley
Chas. Harland
Kate Betts
Claude Graves
Chas. Bracken
Morocco
Ed Bell
James Baker
Margaret Haynes
Forrand
Oregon
Clarence Wood
Richmond
John Miller
J. W. Wood
Baptist Missionary Society
Lizzie Merrell
C. K. Woolley
Chris. Pohlman
Clay Township
Howard County
G.W
B. F. Conwell
Crown Point
O. A. Somers
B. B. Richards
Somers
Lon Davis
Wm. Smith
Forest
L. E. Miller
Harry Richer
Peru
Wm. Troutman
Otto Whitesell
Louise Wolf
North Manchester
Wilma Bert
Cicero
Misa Kathleen Clawson
Z. A Loop
J. A J. Funk
J. A. Emerick
G W. Doran
E E. Clawson
Loop
A A. J. Funk
Smith’s Tapestry
Axminster
Axminister
Palm Beach
Uslin
Capes
Dolmans
Duntley
Cretonnes
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