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Newspaper

Logansport Daily Reporter

Location

Logansport, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Oct 01, 1908

Page

10

Baseball Results and League Standings Highlight Race

The report details leading clubs in the National and American Leagues, noting Pittsburg and New York overtaking Chicago and Cincinnati, with standings showing New York, Philadelphia, and St Louis leading in the NL and Detroit, Cleveland, Philadelphia leading the AL. It also mentions a prohibition case about transporting liquor from a depot and a cable note on the ship Tarlack wreck near Borongan island.

Ork May Mace Pittsburg Ils New York Phil Cincinnati Chicago Tybody Cleveland Tny

Markets Update From Chicago and Minnesota Wheat Prices

Chicago reports spring wheat futures around 6.10 to 6.15 with export bags at 3.75. Minnesota prices show different grades with mixed signals on rye flour and cornmeal. several crops and milling items listed including turkeys and fowls with varying per unit prices.

Chicago Rept. W Minnesota Fiard Fe Eniec stodGitec

Chicago Livestock Market Prices Report Sept 30

Chicago and Omaha markets show steady to stronger trades with steers selling around 4.06 to 6.40 dollars, cows and heifers mixed, calves and bulls in the 2.00 to 7.00 range. Omaha reports western steer values 3.50 to 6.60, cows 2.00 to 4.60, calves and feeders varied, hogs around 4.00 to 4.85, and sheep markets easing near 2.93 to 3.75.

Chicago Omaha Neb W. C. Routh

Roy al Store Sale Notice

On sale at the Roy al store located at 411 Fourth Street readings show a local retail listing. The fragment indicates a sale event or pricing promotion at a storefront, with no further details.

Royal Store Fourth Stree

Bose Bail Racing Pug ism

Sports brief notes Bose bail and racing matters with terse mentions of pug ism. Contains fragmentary references to sports world events and racing headlines.

Bose Pug ‘Ism

Baseball stars and landmarks prompt season chatter

A sports column surveys top hitters and pitchers in the National and American leagues. It highlights Mattheus, Maddox, Realback, Hans Wagner, Donlin, Cobb, Criss, Crawford and Rossman, with batting averages and game counts, plus Walsh and Donovan as leading pitchers. A Briton named Bugg edges toward a Marathon time, but Hayes' record stands.

Matthewson Giant Maddox Pittsburg Realback Chicago Hans Wagner Pittsborg Donlin New York Hans Merkle Cobb Detroit Tigers Criss Crawford Rossman Walsh Donovan White Bugg Johnny Hayes Hayes

Little Old Man and the failing baby in a sorrowful scene

A man named Scrappy speaks of a frail child in a rosy picture. He laments the inability to save the baby while reflecting on his own bout with whooping cough and longing to be with family. The tone is somber and intimate.

Street Fans Cheer Victory Despite Elberfield Taunt

Boisterous fans parade along the street celebrating an afternoon win. They shout with glee while playful jibes fly toward Norman Elberfield, the so called tyrant of the ball field, from the S. O. M. group.

Eiberfield Norman Elberfield

Outfielder laments long road while sick with whooping cough

A distressed baseball player describes the hardship of being away from family due to whooping cough. He voices sympathy for his ill children at home, expresses desire to be home resting, and reveals the toll of the illness on his ability to perform.

Live Stock Market Report From Logansport Yards

Daily quotes show pig prices for 100 to 130 pounds at 4.15 to 4.90 dollars, light hogs 130 to 160 pounds 4.65 to 5.60, medium hogs 170 to 190 pounds 6.15 to 6.40, and choice heavy hogs 6.50 to 6.70 dollars. Hides and wool corrected daily by B V Cook & Co with No 1 hides and No 2 hides listed.

Logansport Union Stock Yards Esay Eaich B. V. Cook & Co

Kipling Style Romance of a Ball Field

A brief vignette captures the baseball diamond as a stage for quiet heroism. Players, coaches, and fans share simple rituals, triumphs, and patience amid sunlit chalk lines and the buzz of a hopeful town.

Kipling

Bush欠席の野球大リーグ出場可能性否定

デトロイトのペリー・Navinは野球大リーグの最終出場資格についてBan Johnsonの ruling を受け、9月1日までにチームの正式加入と契約を満たした選手のみ出場可と判断した。Bush は加入要件を満たさず、 postseason での出場は不可能との見解だ。

New York Fans Hurl Missiles at Baseball Spectator

A New York crowd in the left field bleachers hurled straw hats and other objects at a spectator wearing a straw hat, turning the scene chaotic as missiles flew amid the excitement for baseball.

New York

Woman Walked 1100 Miles To Find Husband Across West

Mrs. Anne Johnson walked 1100 miles from St Paul Minnesota to Seattle Washington seeking her husband Ole Johnson believed sick in a Seattle hospital. She endured days on railroad tracks with minimal food and carried 35 pounds of baggage before surrendering to police.

Seattle Wash Margaret de Han Anne Johnson St. Paul Minn Butte Mont Ole Johnson Ole Henry

Veteran ball player Thomas J. Pratt dies at 64

Philadelphia reports the death of Thomas J. Pratt once a noted baseball player and founder of the Philadelphia National League club. A Worcester, Massachusetts, native who moved to Philadelphia as a child, Pratt played pitcher and third base for the Atlantic club and the old Athletic team.

Philadelphia Thomas J. Pratt Mr. Pratt Atlantic Baseball Club Worcester Mass

Stranded Woman Recalls Harsh Night Near Railroad Tracks

A narrative describes a woman’s perilous first night with no food or blankets near a railroad. She prays beside the tracks as a train passed without stopping, then rises exhausted but buoyed by sunlight. She continues walking the next day, hungry and fatigued, seeing only cinders and rails ahead.

Michigan IJ Kfledt

Fat Women and House Work Remedy Claim

A propagandist article argues that housework is the best exercise for fat women and promotes a home remedy blend of Marmola, Castor oil, and peppermint water to reduce flesh. It claims the mixture safely replaces dieting and exercising and will ease household labor for readers.

Woman Walks 1100 Miles Across Country Seeks Missing Ole

A mother recounts a grueling trek from St Paul to Seattle to find her missing partner Ole. She details hunger for days, kindness from strangers, and Ezekiel moments of aid including bread, water, fruit, and a hot meal from two Mexicans. She weighs 155 pounds on arrival and plans rest then work in Seattle while continuing the search.

Montana Missoula St. Paul Seattle North Yakima Butte Ole

Hall's Catarrh Cure advertisement sworn affidavit

Frank J. Cheney declares his firm will pay one hundred dollars for every case of catarrh not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Sworn before A W Gleason on December 6, 1886 in Toledo Ohio. Cure is taken internally and acts on blood and mucous surfaces. Sold by all druggists. Also Hall's Family Pills for constipation.

State of Ohio Totono Lucas County Frank J. Cheney F. J. Cheney & Co Toledo Hall A. W. Gleason

Logansport Business Directory Primer

An excerpt notes advertising in the Logansport directory lists businesses alphabetically and promotes moderate-cost listings for firms, citing printing houses under the letter P as an example. The emphasis is on accessible ad placement within the local business catalog.

Columbia Brewing Co Makers of the famous Columbia beer

Columbia Brewing Co makers of the famous Columbia beer promote their family trade and invite inquiries with telephone number 40 for contact and orders.

Columbia Brewing Co Columbia

DeFord Trades and Products Advertise Carpenter Services

H A DeFord lists services at 215 Fifth Street including hard wood floor repair old furniture refinishing and novelty wood work. Also advertises DeFord spice medicine and combination toilet cabinets from the manufacturer.

H. A. DeFord DeFord

Flour and Feed Advertisement

C Lk Dilley & Co offer flour, feed and hay at 515 Market Street. Telephone number 87 listed for orders and inquiries.

C. Lk. Dilley & Co Market Street

Merrill and Son Advertises Gasoline and Coal Oil

Merrill and Son of High Street offer high test gasoline and coal oil that won't gum stoves. They claim not to be in the trust and price gasoline at 14 cents and coal oil at 10 cents. Prospective customers are urged to drop a card for a trial order.

Merrill & Son High — Street

Orwin & Son Broadway Theatre Building Ad

Orwin and Son at 301 Third Street corner room Broadway advertise dealers in cigars and tobaccos fine pipes and smokers articles and invite patrons to try their delicious candies.

Orwin & Son Third Street Broadway Theatre

Merrill & Son Coal Oil and Gasoline Ad

Merrill and Son at 432 High Street advertise coal oil priced at 19c and gasoline at 14c claiming they are not in the trust and inviting a trial order.

Merrill & Son High Street Trust

Clothing Hospital first class work only

A brief item notes a clothing facility described as hospital-first-class work, located at 310 Third Street with phone number 394.

Third Street

Local Coal and Building Supply Advertises Goods

Co. L. Dilley & Co at 515 Market Street lists the high grade coal along with horse feed lime cement and sewer pipe for sale via telephone number 87.

Co. L. Dilley & Co Market Street

J C Julian Saddlery and Horseshoeing Services

Blacksmithing and horseshoeing offered by J C Julian at 514 High Street between Fifth and Sixth Streets. Originator of a reasonable price for shoeing horses in stock with customer satisfaction guaranteed.

J. C. Julian High Street Sixth Streets

Carriage Painting and Blacksmithing at Peek & Kandler

Peek and Kandler at 514 North Street offer carriage and wagon building painting and repairing services. They provide general blacksmithing and advertise reasonable prices with a claim of good workmanship.

Peek & Kandler North Street

Cleaning and Repairing by H. Weber at Pearl Street

H Weber offers clothing cleaning, repair, and pressing services at 310 Pearl Street with tailoring available.

H. Weber Pearl Street

Ed Osborne Horseshoeing at Sixth Street Grooming

Ed Osborne offers expert horseshoeing as successor to John M. Thompson. Prompt and satisfactory work guaranteed.

ED Osborne Sixth _ street John M. Thompson

Harness Buggies and Wagons Shop Ad

Young and Custer advertise reliable harnesses buggies and wagons with honest goods at reasonable prices. Located at 310 Fifth Street and 518 Market Street, with phone numbers 723 and 948.

Young & Custer Fifth Street Market Street

Dentists F M Bozer D D S Parlor Address

F M Bozer D D S runs dental parlor at the corner of Fourth and Broadway over City National Bank. Office phone 363. residence 1463.

F. M. Bozer D. D. S—Dental Pariors Fourth and Broadway City National Bank

Miscellaneous contact details and addresses

An office at 40414 Market Street with stairway east of Ray's Grocery lists phone 253. A residence at 1918 North Street lists phone 622. The note mentions complete satisfaction.

D. E. Delzeli Market Street Ray's North Street

Insurance ad for George H. Gise

George H. Gise offers a corner room over Bowen bank and now provides 5 percent money. He writes insurance of all kinds and can be reached at office phone 482 or residence phone 238.

George H. Gise Bowen Bank

L Lumber Company Interior Finishing and Fixtures

Parker and Johnston advertise specialty interior finishing and store fixtures. They operate a yard mill and office at Spencer and Jersey streets with telephone number 112.

Parker & Johnston Spencer and Jerkley Streets

DeFord Offers Wood Work and Floor Repairs in City

H. A. DeFord at 315 Fifth Street lists services as novel wood work, job carpenter, furniture repair, and hardwood floor repair. Contact by phone 1531B2 for estimates and installations.

H. A. DeFord Fifth Street

Eureka Novelty and Plating Co. advertises repairs

We clean blacken and set your stoves. We renickle and repair any yarts. Mechanical work of all kinds come on short notice. Carl Nickum proprietor at 315 Sixth Street. Phone 1746.

Eureka Novelty and Plating Co Carl Nickum Sixth Street

Merchant Tailor H Weber Ad at 10 Pearl Street

H Weber a merchant tailor at 10 Pearl Street announces spring and summer patterns ready for inspection. Suits start at 15 dollars and up trousers from 4 dollars and up. Come and see.

H. Weber Pearl Street

H. J. Trah-Phone Practical Tin and Metal Work

H. J. Trah-Phone offers slate tin and metal roofing guttering spouting flue tops furnace repairing and general repairs. All work done in best possible manner at 311 Fifth Street.

H. J. Trah Tnner Fifth Street

Galvanized Iron Roofing and Tin Repair Services

John Mehaffie lists address at 218 Fifth Street and contact 5 percent. offers galvanized iron cornices skylights tin iron slate roofing spouting plus all tin and iron repairing services.

John Mehaffie Fifth Street

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