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The notice outlines subscription rates and delivery policies for The Daily Reporter Logansport Indiana. It lists price: 60 cents monthly or 40 cents per month in advance for United States readers. annual yearly rate 1.25 dollars in advance. Editions published Tuesday and Friday. Orders may be placed by postal card or phone. Addresses must be reported to the office. anonymous letters are not printed.
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Dell Oe Seitaemee
Adress
United States
Daily Reporter
Cheerfulness a Help and a Duty across a Melancholy Age
An essay argues cheerfulness aids life and duties, contrasting melancholy with humor. It praises a cheerful nature as humane, noting laughter as a uniquely human trait and urging optimism over solemnity in moral life.
Freemen Land Grab Chaos Hits Indian Territory
In Muskogee Oklahoma the scramble for freedmen lands triggers a clash of federal and state authorities. Thousands of negroes claim homesteads while grafters from multiple states flood county seats with forged deeds and liquor-backed schemes.
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Mussogee
Okla
West
Congress
Indian Territory
Muskogee
States
Kansas City
St. Louis
Muskogee County
The Grumblers and the Value of Cheerful Discourse
A reflective meditation on misery and complaint in society. The writer mocks constant negativity and the parade of ailments, urging readers to seek small blessings and discard habit of chronic grumbling in daily talk.
Hotel for Rent in Logansport Indiana
The Sutton hotel at 525 Broadway Logansport Ind is for rent. This family hotel features a large office dining room twenty two bedrooms and four bathrooms. For information contact The Logansport Daily Reporter 625 Broadway Logansport Ind.
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Broadway
Logansport
Ind
Intimate Letter on Nevada Irrigation and Land Policy
Fallon, Nevada reader describes government irrigation projects and land settlement challenges. He contrasts mine-driven boom towns with reclamation rules, notes 10000 acres available for homesteading, and cites Senator Heyburn and forest reserves. He recalls tunnel dangers and optimistic hopes for water to two rivers uplifting 150000 acres, amid high land prices and limited options for the poor settler.
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Senator Heyburn
Idaho
Senate
Gifford Pinchot
Wallace
Pinchot
Arrests, Authority, and Reason Guide My Resolve
A compact reflection on how entrusted power can sway actions toward restraint. The speaker contemplates choosing measured judgment over impulsive force when facing arrest, asserting reason should govern conduct in authority moments.
Cleaning straw hats with oxalic acid solution
To restore straw hats dip a stiff brush in hot water with oxalic acid dissolve, scrub, rinse with clear water and press with a warm iron. Dry thoroughly in the sun for a like new hat.
Mechanical violin player astonishes Paris crowd
Special to the Reporter from Paris reports a French inventor's automatic violin music box, praised as an advance on native violin playing. The device imitates delicate chords and variations, and when the virtuoso Kubelik heard it he grew pale and exclaimed that they had stolen his fingering.
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Paris
Pia
Kubelik
New York World Endorses Bryan Despite Editorial Critique
The New York World declares support for William Jennings Bryan for president while condemning his nomination and criticizing Roosevelt era policies. It argues for revitalizing the Democratic party through opposition, cites alleged finance pirates and imperialism, and notes Bryan’s strong public appeal at the Denver convention.
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Bryan
Folewing
Lord Melbourne
William Jennings Bryan
Johnson
Gray
Democratic Party
Demcracy
Congress
Letters in marching drill form voters name
A plan to organize marching clubs this fall to spell out favorite candidates' names by forming letters with their companies. The method envisions large bodies of men creating the full name, producing a massive display when assembled.
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Vorite
Maple Flake: A 96 Hour Wheat Preparation Claim
A description touts a 96 hour process to steam cook wheat, cure, dextrinize, thinly flake, toast at 400 degrees, and cook in pure maple syrup. The ad argues raw or undercooked wheat is indigestible and claims Maple Flake is the best food for children, combining cost with enhanced digestibility and appeal.
Maps-Flake Summer Is Best With Whole Wheat Fare
Wheat offers nourishment with less heat and suits hot weather. It should appear in at least one meal daily. Prepare maps flake wheat as we cook it to preserve flavor. Let the food prove itself and let children voice their approval.
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Rogers
Twenty Bodies Recovered in Fernie Ruins
Winnipeg report says twenty bodies found in Fernie ruins after yesterday search. Names include Engineer Anderson of Ho smer mines, Ford family, Lena Bell, two unidentified women, two unidentified lumber jacks, Mrs. Warner, and an unidentified child. Relief funds total 25000 dollars. rail lines repaired. relief trains en route. fires still burn in bush away from populated centers. Police to probe claims friends of five alleged Black Hand suspects started the fires.
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Winnipeg
Man
Fernie
Engineer Anderson
Hosmer
Ford
Lena Bell
Warner
The Reporter Available at Porter's Cigar Store
The Reporter is on sale at Porter's Cigar Store located at 324 Market Street, offering local readers access to current news.
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Porter’s Cigar Store
Market Street
Milwaukee man tired of being called Bryan
A. C. Klein of Milwaukee, a traveling salesman, says he is tired of being called Bryan everywhere he goes as locals mistake his appearance for the famous William Jennings Bryan.
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William Jennings Bryan
A. C. Klein
Milwaukee
Bryan
Shrewd observer questions suffragette voter role
A Washington Herald observer remarks no woman wants to be a voter after gaining that right. The quote sparks debate on women’s suffrage and civic expectations in a measured dispute.
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Washington Herald
Obscure Quotation Highlights Biblical Verse Style
Fragmentary line imitates archaic biblical wording about gifts and wisdom. Context and source are unclear, with no identifiable event, person, or organization referenced.
Logansport to Indianapolis Excursion This Sunday
Logansport hosts a round trip excursion to Indianapolis via U T company lines next Sunday. Tickets cost 1.25 dollars for the round trip. Trains depart Logansport at 5 00, 5 45 and 9 00 a m with special tickets valid on these trains.
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Logansport
Indianapolis
U. T. Company
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