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Newspaper
Logansport Daily Reporter
Location
Logansport, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1908
Page
8
Daily update from Kokomo area includes social visits and travel, arrivals and departures, sales and ads, and minor local events. Mentions of Georgia Mullendore, McCaffrey coal, and ranks of station repairs accompany calls and greetings across multiple towns.
A practically new two story dwelling on Burlington Avenue is offered for sale by order of the court at a sacrifice price of 1550 dollars. The terms call for 750 dollars down with balance on time. Interested buyers should call Tom McElheny.
Sole agents for Beaver Creek Ken coal advertise the best coal with large pi lots. Contact John Hedd at 422 High Street, phone 1700 for details.
The notice advertises Murphy & Fleming tailors promising a perfect fit in style and material for a full suit or overcoat, ensuring customers feel their attire matches the finest standards.
The Trade Palace launches its 31st anniversary sale in Logansport with months of prep aimed at a record bargain event. Big daily attendance is expected as greatly reduced prices showcase updated fall merchandise from Seybold Dry Goods Co.
The Mendel bankrupt company offers purchasing opportunities in men's and boys' wear at ridiculously low prices. For details, price list, or proof call at the Otto Shoe & Clothing Co.
Louis Fetz and two new car repairmen returned to work while several locals were off with sickness. Notables include Rev W Witmer visiting, Miss Ada Moore out sick, and Charles Pierce joining the U S Army in Wingate Arizona.North Manchester baseball results shift toward Columbia City and South Whitley. General Manager McKeon of the Northern Pacific passed through on Panhandle No 18 toward Columbus.
The vice presidents of the Marshall club plan a meeting tonight in the sheriff office to organize their demonstration scheduled for October 2. The gathering aims to coordinate parade routes and security for the event.
The text states flesh is about seventy five percent water and twenty five percent solid constituents with thirteen to eighteen percent of the latter being vascular fiber.
Miss Laura Petterson hosted an announcement party for Miss Esther Petterson whose marriage to Henry Wolnich is planned. Grace Thomas and Clara Barnes won favors. The Old Married Folks club held a dance at Stettiner hall. Next Monday the Young Married Folks club will dance. Miss Stella Clark hosts a whist club at East High street.
The funeral for William Daggett, twelve, son of Mr. and Mrs. James Daggett, was held at 10 a.m. from the residence of Mrs. Mary Barnes on Youth Washington street. Interment followed at Mt. Hope Cemetery.
The text traces the crescent and star as a 6 000 year old Mesopotamian symbol used as an incantation or exorcism charm. It notes early hieroglyphic origins, clay tablets with the sign, Assyrian winged guardians, and modern uses in the Orient with talismans and Qur an verses.
Boil pickled beef tongue till tender then slice. Make a browned gravy with butter and flour, add beef stock for right consistency. Form small balls from boiled sweetbreads cracker crumbs egg and salt. simmer in gravy ten minutes then add tongue slices.
The Atchison Globe notes Carl Latenser posted hours for political discussions after 6 p m and before 6 a m, indicating available times for civic conversations near his desk. The quirky posting reflects a local emphasis on community discourse.
An elderly tester, Joseph Bankson of Bethany, Fla, reports Vinice Vinci tonic restored strength, removed a chronic cough, and improved appetite and digestion. The ad claims Vinci builds red blood and invites old people and weak patients to try it with a money-back guarantee from W H Porter Druggist of Logansport.
The Golden Chain circle meets at Mrs. George Conrad's home. Modern Patriotic club gathers at Mrs. Max Hoffman’s Wednesday at 2 50. Young Womans club meets tonight with Miss Emma Ash. Bridge City lodge 305 K P holds regular meeting tonight. L A to C R C meets tomorrow at Ben Hur hall 2 30. Harmony court 304 Tribe of Ben Hur meets Wednesday at 8. Cumberland Presbyterian Ladies Social Circle meets Wednesday at 2 30 at Mrs Jenness’s home. Logan Co No 26 U R K P meets tomorrow at 7 34 sharp.
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