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Newspaper
Logansport Daily Reporter
Location
Logansport, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1908
Page
4
The Daily Reporter of Logansport Indiana outlines subscription terms, delivery by carrier Tom Conta, 40 cents weekly or monthly, and annual prepaid rates. It notes publication days Tuesday and Friday with office reporting for delivery irregularities and changes direct to the office.
A wealthy New Yorker asks how to find contentment beyond money. The writer argues satisfaction comes from gratitude and shared wealth, urging the rich to aid the needy and transform wealth into a bond with others rather than a barrier. He stresses social duty and timely action.
A retrospective on Joseph Pulitzer’s 1883 leadership of the New York World and his ten principles for a great newspaper. It catalogs crusades for income tax reform, anti corruption, labor protections, public health, rapid transit, and civic advancement, highlighting his enduring commitment to progress and democracy.
A reader questions if President Roosevelt may suppress secrets learned about Congress from secret service. The letter debates usos of public funds, blackmail implications, and whether disclosure would honor the public. It asks Roosevelt to decide if there are other lawmakers like Sibley Foraker and McLaurin involved and whether he should reveal them.
A celebrated editor led a fundraising drive that raised about $100,000 to purchase pedestals, equipment, and a commemorative display for the city’s newspaper office. The effort highlighted community support and the editor’s leadership in preserving local journalism heritage.
Mrs Emma Shearer of Hammond loses third divorce decree in court. Polo opening in Richmond with four amateur teams. Five Anderson high school players expelled for after hours gym use. Ft Wayne basketball enthusiasts form a city league. Bob Wicker of Bedford wins city pistol shoot. Mrs Philip Rappaport dies while traveling in Germany. Connersville men named to head temperance move, declining to serve. Two liquor licenses issued in Tipton as drought ends. Bloomington citizens may call mass meeting on water. Mystic Shrine building excavation in Indianapolis nearly finished. Dora Williams arrested in Indianapolis with $200 in goods. Bedford Business Association bankruptcy petition filed. Pansey Kent of Alexandria arrested in Indianapolis for fleeing home.
Christmas afternoon service at Broadway Presbyterian Church begins at five with an organ recital including Festival March and Te Deum Laudamus in G. Featured are Mrs. George Ramner, Hopkins, Miss Wilhelmina Hoffman, and others with solos and offertory pieces. Reverend Walter Johnston leads Bartlett Quartet with Mozart postlude.
Auditor's report to the state superintendent shows Cass county receive 20053.51 for January school revenue. It also lists a liquor license share of 2200 for six months ending December 1 and 1240.59 interest on the congressional school fund.
Marys Tips offers simple dinner ideas with a few reliable dishes and quick methods for macaroni and oysters baked with cheese. An asthma remedy section cites Foley's Honey and Tar as having cured a long term case, with a Davenport Iowa testimonial from Mrs Adolph Buesing.
The Reporter carriers are genuine American boys who are big-hearted and eager to buy Christmas presents for their younger siblings. They usually receive wages on the first of the month but may be paid on Thursday if collections arrive by Tuesday night to complete the payroll. The boys are hustling today and will continue through tomorrow and Monday.
Thomas Berry was jailed for ten days after being arrested yesterday for cursing.
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