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Newspaper
Logansport Daily Reporter
Location
Logansport, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1908
Page
8
The page chronicles everyday town life with a string of names and snippets. Notices include sales, vacancies, and rentals. visits, travels, and illnesses. civic and railway notes. and local commerce updates from Loan & Trust Co and other entities.
The Sutton hotel at 525 527 Broad way Logansport Indiana is for rent. The family hotel features a large office dining room twenty two bedrooms and four bathrooms. For information contact Logansport Daily Reporter 525 Broad way Logansport Indiana.
George W. Cogley declares his Republican bid for Cass County treasurer, citing forty years in the county and eight in insurance. He formerly worked as Panhandle fireman and engineer, remains active in the B of L F E, and says his honesty and conservatism suit the office. This marks his first run for public office.
Dennison's lunch sets 25c, paper napkins 3 dozen for 10c, large hammocks 1.55 for 5c, lunch baskets 49c value, ladies' black hose 29c, Swiss wash belts 25c, elbow length lisle gloves 90c, Kayser's 43c lisle gloves, floral ribbons 24c, children's parasols 19c, initial lawn handkerchiefs 12 1/2¢, perfumes 25c, waists 39c and 69c, lingerie waists 69c, WILER & WISE Inc.
The Reporter lists guests like Walter Tirmenstein of St. Louis and Miss Marion Swigart heading to Delaware Ohio. It notes local concerns from fireworks ads at Graves Broadway to the Panhandle interlocking plant at Fowlerton.
Prosecutor George Custer learns of his brother Byron J Custer’s typhoid death in McKee’s Rocks Pa. Remains arrive tomorrow with father and sister. Interment at home after viewing at 710 High Street. Frederick Weaver funeral held at St Joseph Church with interment at Mt St Vincent. Infant Francis Moran of 1317 Smead Street dies.
Friends surprised Arthur Montgomery at his south of city home to mark his nineteenth birthday. He will soon leave for Montpelier to join a railroad company. Harriet Planck hosts her club gathering at camp on the Wabash near the Country club. Wheatland avenue M E church hosted a musical and literary program by Miss Zartman and Miss Wedekind. Fifty couples attended the Country club dance with Morehart and Denbo providing music.
The July St Nicholas features The Story of the Submarine by William Q Stevens with illustrations and a related The Underseas Sailor and His Boa by A W Rolker. It also recounts Fulton’s Fourth of July impact, a San Francisco disaster piece, patriotic shorts, and two concluded serials Agnes McClel land Daulton and The Bear Family at Home for children.
A lighthearted exchange notes Mrs. Van Riche buying clothes beyond trip costs to match an elaborate drawing room. The joke extends to a faux blame chain about a bad dog, Adam Eve Satan, and railroads rebating.
Samuel Gifford declares his run for the circuit court clerk position subject to the Cass county Republican nominating convention. The notice confirms his candidacy and party backing.
George W. Cogley announces candidacy for Cass County treasurer, subject to the will of the Republican nominating convention.
The City of St. Ignace serves as express or limited boat for the D. & C. northern division with three weekly trips between Detroit Alpena and Mackinac. The City of Mackinac and City of Alpena provide daily service to northern Michigan resorts. Send for pamphlet detailing time tables fare and accommodations at I. & C. Line 6 Wayne Street Detroit Mich.
Masonic Lodge No. 272 will hold a called session on June 2 for work in the F C degree. Foresters announce regular Thursday meeting with W W Wilson explaining rate readjustment. Cass Encampment No 119 I O O F to meet Thursday at 8 with Golden Rule work and officer installations.
T. A. Howe and his daughter Mrs. June Johnson, who had been visiting in the city and Flora, have departed for their home in Eagle, Colorado.
CARD OF THANKS. We wish to thank our friends and neighbors for their kind sympathy extended to us in our late bereavement, the death of our son. -Mr. and Mrs. Fred Weaver.
Round trip from Logansport to Indianapolis via 1 U. T. company lines set for next Sunday. Special tickets valid on trains leaving Logansport at 5 00, 5 45 and 9 00 a m. Fare is 1 25. Tickets good on trains due to depart Logansport.
Local readers note favorable reception for Taft in Argentina while readers also inquire about Foraker’s popularity in the same region. The brief hints at political favoritism and public sentiment during the era.
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