Miss Dillpickles joins a high toned Marshmallow wedding
From Diana's Diary Miss Dillpickles attends a grand wedding for the Hon Haik Blank Skeezicks of Arkansas The bride Maudine Marshmallow and maid of honor Diana Dillpickles are noted as social assets The couple plans a private rail trip east then a grand tour of Europe with later consul prospects and a six month Orient stay into the Blackanton islands appointment speculation
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Madame
Arkansas
New York
Our
Fair City
Diana Dillpickles
England
France
Switzerland
Matterhorn
Orient
City in Brief and Local Notices
A collage of short items from Logansport including promotions, sales, and notices. Names seen include W. H. Porter, Miss Cleo Shepherd, Miss Mary Gartland, Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Davis, A. E. Snell, J. W. Buzzard, Dr. C. A. Ballard, and Mrs. S. Hervey. Mentions three division sales at the Golden Rule and a Great Division sale, gas bill discounts, and various arrivals and departures. Also notes about lodging, rentals, and Marine Corps recruitment.
Chappelow Seeks Tax Refund From Uncollectible Notes
J. A. Chappelow filed a petition with the board of public works yesterday asking that money be paid out for taxes on uncollectible notes to be refunded to him.
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J. A. Chappelow
Board of Public Works
Fire Sale At John Hedde’s Coal Store
John Hedde’s Coal Store advertises a fire sale on all coal types at 432 High Street with phone contact available. Local buyers urged to visit the shop for discounted prices and inventory.
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John Hedde
High Street
Serious Condition Of Royal Center Man After Fall
Harry Hicks of Royal Center remains in serious condition after a skull fracture suffered when he fell down stairs Saturday night.
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Harry Hicks
Royal Center
A Word From Josh Wise
A terse quote from Josh Wise asserts that many who preach uplift fail to understand his personal approach. He emphasizes practical effort over rhetoric and hints at resilience beneath public scrutiny.
Trade Palace Auctioning Women's Coats and Fabrics Notes
Clothed items listed include 50 inch coats in black and brown, kersey cloth coats, caricus cloth coats, and children's coats priced from $1.50 to $5. Prices range from $5.98 to $25. The ad touts vast discounts and bulk quantities with varied material descriptions.
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Lenin Hababa Ane Sia
Les Imies Bies
Br Bos Ake
Trade Palace
Local Notices and Daily Life Items
Pure milk and cream advertised with phone contact. Maurice Winn visits Marion as guest of Miss Emily Master. Campbell's laundry offers family washing rough dry at 5c per pound. A baby boy born to Mr. and Mrs. Hube Huddleston. Miss Margaret Stauffer returns from Rockfield. A T Bowen & Co bankers offer 2 percent interest on money left three or more evenly months. All children under 15 admitted to Crystal matinees for 5 cents. Panhandle employees note traffic back to preholiday levels. Miss Bessie Baker returns to Chicago to study at American Conservatory. St. Margaret's court meets tomorrow evening for officer elections and business. Local merchants form a credit list to protect future business. W Grove and wife visit from Christianburg, Ohio. F B Wilkinson and wife depart for Los Angeles. William Spain of C O traveling agent in city for company. Lone note on Loganport and Wabash.
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Golden Rule
Maurice Winn
Marion
Emily Master
Campbell
Hube Huddleston
Cummings Street
New Waverly
W. Grove
Christianburg
Ohio
Harry Reed
F. B. Wilkinson
North Street
Los Angeles
William Spain
Cincinnati
Logansport & Wabash Valley Gas Company
Lincoln Circle Installs Officers for New Year
Lincoln Circle No 1 Ladies of the G A R held their installation yesterday afternoon with Elizabeth Howard conducting. Officers named include President Ida McElheny Senior vice president Kate Enyart Junior vice president Louisa Richards chaplain Rebecca May secretary Nellie Henkee conductor Kate Horst assistant conductor Mary Clevenger guard Lucinda Crockett assistant guard Ada Hedrick.
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Lincoln Circle
Elizabeth Howard
Ida McElheny
Kate Enyart
Louisa Richards
Rebecca May
Nellie Henkee
Kate Horst
Mary Clevenger
Lucinda Crockett
Ada Hedrick
Relics Housed At The Orchard Theatre in New Rochelle
Francis Wilson preserves a third floor theatre the Orchard in New Rochelle with paintings books old play bills and theatre relics from years of collecting A fire broke out nearby Sunday night forcing Wilson and guests to flee while assistants hurried to remove items from the den and cottage next door
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Francis Wilson
New Rochelle
Wilson
Untouched Lower Rooms Reveal Neglect in Cottage Fire Scene
A report notes that after a cottage fire the lower rooms appeared completely neglected with no articles moved, indicating the interior remained undisturbed while other areas may have been affected.
State News Flashes Highlight Local Tragedies and Incidents
A series of brief Indiana items report deaths and arrests in Marion Kokomo and Yorktown. Mrs H C McRae died of heart failure. Joe Cox jailed for beating his wife. a $15000 sack found in a La Porte box car. ex County Clerk James R Craiper died at 67. water tank collapse at Peru. postmaster Samuel A Lowry dies. Charles Richason arrested for insulting remarks. thieves steal $150 at Green town traction station. Huntington officer Ben Fusselman resigns. George Barnes loses legs after fall from train. Sewell Kirk injured by streetcar. J E Hedges wandered off moving train in New Albany. German Baptists dedicate debt free church at North Manchester. Davis Fox Jacob Kirk found guilty of white capping. Robert Craig dies of heart failure in Indianapolis.
Lodge And Club Meetings In Logansport
Logansport area clubs prepare installations and banquets this week. Aerie No. 323 F C E plans officer installations and a banquet. Cumberland Presbyterian Ladies Circle meets for a regular session. Maccabees install officers with a social. Modern Patriotic club and D o L Penny club set meetings at local homes.
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Logansport Aerie
Has. J. Beyenitz
Couple Granted License to Wed in Royal Center
Roy House and Bertha Coleman of Royal Center were granted a license to wed today. They will be married tomorrow morning at the home of the bride in Royal Center.
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Roy House
Bertha Coleman
Royal Center
Tenants Resist Evictions as New York Landlords Fight Back
Tenement landlords on the East Side organize a $50,000 fund to evict striking tenants who refuse the past rents. More than 500 dispossess notices issued as 75,000 idle workers and dependent families face harsh conditions with rents at about $11 a month. Strikes and nightly meetings erupt, police struggle to contain marches, and displaced families seek shelter as the long fight over basic living needs intensifies.
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New York
East Side
Flint
Deaths and Funerals Notice Roundup
Ida M. Whalen widow of Michael Whalen dies at St. Joseph's Hospital after illness resided on the South Side funeral from St. Vincent de Paul church with interment at Mt. St. Vincent. Mrs George Brooks dies in Denver funeral held at Broadway M E Church interment Mt. Hope. Henry Hoff dies at the poor farm funeral at Kroeger Strain establishment interment Mt. Hope cemetery. David Engler of Galveston funeral from his daughter's home interurban car to Odd Fellow's cemetery Walton with lodge services prior to burial.
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Ida M. Whalen
Michael Whalen
St. Joseph’s Hospital
St. Vincent de Paul Church
Father Crosson
Mtst. Vincent
George Brooks
Denver
Colo
Broadway M. E
John C. Waite
Mt. Hope
Henry Hoff
Kroeger & Strain
Mt. Hope Cemetery
David Engler
Galveston
J. A. Rodibaugh
Odd Fellow's
Walton
Nothing to Lose But Everything to Gain by Burning Eclipse Coal
An advertisement from Independent Coal Co promotes Eclipse coal as the best standard coal for price, pledging preparation, quality, and weights guaranteed. Offers ton trial and mentions phone contact 144.
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Independent Coal Co
The Leap Year Letter. Sending back the bow of pink.
A fragmentary note references a leap year letter that evokes affection and nostalgia. The line about sending back "the bow of pink" suggests a sentimental gesture that resonates with lonely young men.
Leap Year Note Prompts Ads in No Man's Land Reporter
Leap year prompts a set of advertisements in the Reporter. The note hints at unusual calendar quirks affecting local notices and promotions, reflecting wartime or remote isolation contexts.
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No Man’s Land
Postum: A Pure Cereals Drink With No Medication
The ad claims Postum is made from pure cereals with absolutely no medication and, when boiled per directions, is heavy with food value, nourishing, rebuilding, and a delicious drink. It touts remedies for diseases caused by coffee, notes trial proof, and refers readers to the book The Road to Wellville for more details.
Stockholders Meeting for First National Bank of Logansport
Notice to stockholders announces a meeting of the First National Bank of Logansport board of directors. The session is set for Tuesday January 14 1908 from 1 to 3 PM at the bank to elect the board for the ensuing year.
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First National Bank of
Logansport
First National Bank
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R. C. Barnard
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Darry N. Ward
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H. C. McRae
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Laporte
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Kokomo
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Greentown
Ben Fusselman
Huntington
George Barnes
Bloomington
Sewell Kirk
Muncie
Indianapolis
J. E. Hedges
Posey County
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Davis Fox
Jacob Kirk
Columbus
Robert Craig
Ignour Road
Yorktown
Arthur N. Baker
Optometrist
J. Bvenitz
Cumberland Presbyterian Church
George W. Sann
Wheatland Avenue
L. A
the Maccabees
J. A. Viney
William Grace
Modern Patriotic Club
Flora T. Neff
Market Street
D. of L. Penny Club
Conner
Smead Street
Cass County Loan Company
J. EF. Murdock
Stettiner
Indiana
Young
Martin McGurrin
Barnett Hotel
Wellville
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Crawford's Hardware Store
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