Dying 1908 Reflections Highlight Logansport Daily Reporter Ad
The Logansport Daily Reporter notes the year 1908 drawing to a close with reflections on time and life. It urges readers to value time as the great asset and to seek courage and better deeds before the new year arrives.
New Year Promise Highlights Honest Industry and Farmer Wealth
The article lauds 1908 as a year of anti monopoly progress and praises honest industry, especially farming, as the nation’s key wealth creator. It condemns predatory banking and distribution, calls for government to ensure just conditions, and notes vast farm production amid urban distress. It ends with a contrasting note about a village cut-up at an unclaimed freight sale.
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Congress
I Was Lucky at the Unclaimed Freight Sale
Fred Schaefer recalls attending a depot unclaimed freight sale with prominent locals in attendance. A box of jewelry proved a dead queen bee while other lots amused the crowd including benzine jokes, safety razors traded for suspicious gifts, and a trunk said to contain Salome costumes but filled with paving brick.
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Fellows
Sid Dibbliehofer
Asa Buntin
Thomas Watson
Hodspoogle
Grandpa Imink
Caleb Noot
Salome Company No. 4
Salome
Dream Brings Poor Farmer Fortune From Sleep Vision
Pittsburg December 31 Frank Klausnitzer, a poor farmer near Butler Pennsylvania, dreamed oil would burst from the ground between his house and an apple tree. After pawning jewelry and selling a wall paper invention, the Dream Oil & Gas company dug and found daily gas output of 1,590,000 cubic feet and later oil within fifty yards. He now drills more wells and holds options on surrounding acres while his family rises from poverty.
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Pittsburg
Frank Klausnitzer
Butler, Pa
Frank
Dream Oil & Gas Company
Marys Tips and Candied Cranberries Cooking Notes
A household tip outlines heating water in a double crock setup with a thick cloth cover to keep a bottle warm overnight. It also details a candied cranberries recipe washing berries, sugar and water, slow boil, and cooling on oiled paper.
January Weather Forecast by MGKS Sees Warm Spell Amid Snow
MGKS predicts a gold wave of cold, snow and wind with a warm spell around January 21. The forecast mentions blizzards, cold waves, and storms across the country from early to late January, with a temporary thaw around the 21st and renewed cold toward month’s end.
One Might as Well Be Dead As Not Have Bad Habits
Fragmentary note reflects a blunt judgment on habit formation and self discipline. It contrasts extreme apathy with the idea of embracing vice to avoid moral self punishment.
Orino Urine Laxative Fruit Syrup Endorsed by Druggist
A druggist W. H. Porter promotes Orino Urine Laxative Fruit Syrup as permanent relief for habitual constipation. It supposedly stimulates the liver and restores natural bowel action without irritation or nausea, claiming mild pleasant taste and no gripping effects.
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W. H. Porter
King Victor Emanuel Rushes to Quake Zone
Upon learning the disaster extent King Victor Emanuel left Rome to personally oversee relief and rescue efforts in the earthquake stricken region.
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Victor Emanuel
Rome
Indiana Tramps Surge in 1908 Victim Count and Costs
A 1908 state report by Amos W. Butler shows 4,503 tramps visited Indiana with Vigo County ranking highest at 873. Indianapolis hosted the Friendly Inn aiding the vagrant issue. Evansville lodging helped few. Jail costs totaled 36,103.66 statewide, with Vigo 688.04 and Marion 789.06. Age data place most inmates between 17 and 35. 25 counties reported no vagrants.
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Indiana
Vigo County
Terre Haute
Vigo
Marion County
Indianapolis
Evansville
Vanderburg
Delaware County
Muncie
Madison
Anderson
Vecatur County
Porter County
Elkhart
Krox
Montgomery
Carroll
Sullivan
Monroe
Evans Ville
Allen County
St. Joseph County
Thirtyone
Brown
Clinton
Crawford
DeKalb
Dubois
Fountain
Franklin
Gibson
Greene
Chartison
Jackson
Jasper
Jennings
Newton
Noble
Oranze
Perry
Puolasii
Ripley
Rush
Scott
Starke
Swit
General Manager of Coal Company Brings Suit
The Columbus and Hocking Coal company sues E. T. Affleck and Sidney A. McManigal for 210000 alleging a conspiracy to defraud. The suit claims McManigal sold about 500000 tons of coal to Affleck’s company at 42 cents below market to enrich themselves.
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Toledo
E. T. Affleck
Sidney A. McManigal
Columbus and Hocking Coal Company of Columbus
Affleck
McManigal
Affleck Coal Company
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