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Newspaper
Logansport Daily Reporter
Location
Logansport, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1908
Page
4
The Daily Reporter Logansport Indiana announces publication terms and delivery options. Subscriptions are offered at 10 cents weekly 40 cents monthly and 136 dollars yearly for weekly editions with advance payment and special handling for address changes and complaints.
The piece lauds Theodore Roosevelt for a readable and progressive annual message. It highlights calls to reform trusts under government control, interstate telegraphs under the ICC, balanced rail and labor rights, forest conservation, and bold moves on public finance, penalties for waste, and national service.
The text lauds the president's farewell for denouncing navy bureau control and urging immediate removal of dead weight. It calls the valedictory an interesting American document that reports duty done and forecasts obligations to be met. It asserts the president has performed a service to the public.
Joseph Tapasci an Italian boarder with A Bibo near Panhandle shops skipped his board bill amounting to 25 dollars and left that salary with the Panhandle which has been attached as security.
John D. Rockefeller plans to join London's fashionable set by purchasing 388 and 40 Queen Anne's Gate. Workmen began demolishing to make way for a marble mansion, triggering mixed reactions among aristocrats and residents in the elite Queen Anne street.
Market report lists chicken and poultry prices corrected daily by Beyer Bros and Bishop Elevator Co. Includes wheat corn oats and other grains with price ranges. Cattle prices shown for heifers calves cows and sheep. lard per pound noted.
A columnist warns that fake Boston letters mailed as Sunday alibis fool some spouses. The ruse involves a letter dated Boston enclosed in another envelope to mislead the recipient about the sender’s location. The piece notes many have fallen for it and that such schemes persist despite repeated attempts.
Daily quoted hog prices by the Logansport Union Stock Yards list pigs 100 to 130 pounds at 3.70 to 4.45 dollars and light hogs 130 to 160 pounds at 4.95 to 5.25 dollars. Medium hogs 170 to 190 pounds bring 5.20 to 5.35 dollars, and choice heavy hogs 5.35 to 5.60 dollars with feeders and thin stock noted at 4.40 to 6.15 dollars.
Snowflake, a dear little fairy, lived long ago before Santa Claus was thought of. She was dainty and could not carry large toy bags, so before entering each house she.
Mizpah lodge L A B R T officers elected yesterday afternoon include Mabel Pettit mistress Edith Field past mistress Clara Horstman vice mistress Laluian Brown secretary Ella Crawshaw treasurer Fella Harshbarger conductress Amanda Black chaplain Alma Lewis warden Dorothy Applegate inner guard San Michaels outer guard L N Field councilor Dr Little medical examiner
St. John's commandery No. 24 Knights Templar elected J. Burt Winter eminent commander Frank H. Parker generalissimo Samuel S. Helvie captain general Paul C. Parnett senior warden Charles N. Miler junior warden C. M. Custer pretite Almon P. Jenks treasurer Henry Tucker recorder L. M. Bantz warder at last evening's meeting.
The local Typographical union and printers nationwide unite to combat tuberculosis. They will produce relief fund cards and promote Red Cross stamps. The union operates a Colorado home aiding disabled printers and many consumptives.
The shop promises value with every purchase and guarantees fortified quality. Shoppers are assured that money spent here yields satisfaction and profitable outcomes through consistent quality offerings.
A fairy named Ptoro shapes snow into a toy and tears form Santa Claus after a tear falls on the snow. Santa grants her a task to craft more real things while they race away with a sleigh full of toys and rein deer during a festive Christmas voyage.
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