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Newspaper

Logansport Daily Reporter

Location

Logansport, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Oct 01, 1908

Page

6

Dunkle & Stocks Meat Market Highlights Local Leaders

Logansport firm Dunkle & Stocks at 415 Market street run by Edward Dunkle and Harvey Stocks. They buy beef direct from farmers and packers, slaughter in house, and offer veal lamb pork poultry and fish plus smoked meats. They recently added a $100 slicing machine for uniform cuts and pride spotless, courteous service with reasonable prices.

Mr. Stocks City Indiana United States Routh Swift Messrs Dunkle & Stock

Custer Seeks Re election for Cass County Prosecutor

George A. Custer, Democratic nominee and Cass County prosecutor, seeks another term on the record of the past two years. Born in Miami township, he is a Indiana University graduate and respected young lawyer. He emphasizes fairness, mercy, and prudent justice, noting no fault in his tenure and a history of saving the county money through grand jury work and indictments.

George A. Custer George D. Custer Miami Township Cass County Indiana University Cass George S. Kistler Indiana Mery

Peek and Kandler Carriage Builders and Paint Shop

Peek and Kandler, two-man carriage business at 514 North Street, specialize in painting trimming and blacksmithing. Frank R. Peek, with a long mix of factory and military service, and John Kandler, trained under John Meyer, run the shop with stock of buggies carriages and road wagons. They invite farming implement repairs and emphasize honest work building a local business.

Peek & Kandler North Street Frank R. Peek J. W. Gosling Smith-Egers Co Cincinnati Ohio Gosling Peek Peint Department Auckenfeaugh Carriage Works Urbana John Upington Brothers John Meyer Meyer Mr. Chase Kandler

Richardson Retains Elephants Motto After Sale of Interest

G L Richardson buys out partner C W McCormick in Richardson and McCormick keeping the elephant motto We Feed the Elephants as a trade mark. McCormick retires to rest before resuming business ventures while Richardson focuses on local retail and wholesale feed and supplies.

Lyre Bird Remains Unadopted as Party Emblem

The lyre bird will not be adopted as a political party emblem at this time, leaving the party without a formal bird symbol for now. Officials note ongoing discussions and potential future review.

Butler Looks the Part for Cass County Sheriff

Warren J. Butler, a veteran street car and interurban man from Cass County, seeks sheriff. Backed by street car and interurban workers, he is tall, strong, honest, and well known in the northern city wards, with a record of reliability and public service.

Warren J. Butler Cass County Streeet Old City Fort Wayne and Wabash Valley Traction Company Motormg Butler Fulton County Cass Line Cass Fifth Ami

Logansport Craftsman Builds Custom Cabinetry and Repairs

H. A. DeFord arrived in Logansport fifteen years ago and progressed from carpenter to shop owner at 315 Fifth Street in April. He runs a modest business making window and door screens, repair work, and novelty items. His cabinets, medicine chests, tool chests, and furniture refinishing earn steady demand from local patrons.

H. A. DeFord Logansport R. J. Bruce Panhandle Mr. DeFord Voorhees Lumber Company Nelson-Sturkin Company DeFord Commercial Club Industrial Club Fifth Street

DeFord To Build Local Repair Business In Logansport

There is no doubt but that Mr. DeFord will build a business in which he will be able to employ several good mechanics within a short time. His charges are reasonable and he is entitled to the patronage of the citizens of Logansport and vicinity. If you need his services phone 1531-B-2, and he will call promptly.

G. L. Richardson C. W. McCormick Richardson & McCormick W. E. Hurd Arkansas McCormick No. 114 Fifth Street Richardson Cincinnati Chicago St. Louis Logansport DeFord

Water for Gold Fish Care Tip

Not all water agrees with gold fish. Some sections of water are fatal to them. Alleviate by filling bowls with one half rainwater and change as needed three times a week.

Mambrino Farm Breeds Light Harness Horses in Cass County

Seven lines of horse records describe Holyer Premier Stallion 2:15% race times and related progeny. The ad touts Colver as Cass County’s popular sire, notes lineage back to Coleridge and Calaban, and invites mares for fall season breeding six miles north of Logansport on Pleasant Grove Pike. No Sunday business. insurance and pricing available. J F Dinnen, Logansport, Ind. R R No. 8.

Cass County Holyer Indiana Gallagher Alpha W Glen Patchen Dot L Frank Kellar Colver Lord Coleridge Cass Lounty Coleridge C. F. Clay Calaban Mambrino Pilot Colyer Frank Harris City Pleasant Grove Pike

Gates of Jerusalem Stay Closed at Night

In a city policy move the gates of Jerusalem remain shut after sundown drawing attention from residents and security officials. City authorities say nighttime closures aim to curb crime while critics call for balanced access and safety assurances.

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