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Newspaper

Logansport Daily Reporter

Location

Logansport, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Oct 14, 1908

Page

8

City In Brief show list of local notices and updates

Local notes report illnesses and recoveries, sales, events, and staff changes. Residents mentioned include Michael Myers on sick list Sy Hosman returning from Peru and Ada Dykeman visiting from Anoka. Also listed are sales at Trade Palace and Crystal show, railroad agent Louis Larson in town, and various repairs and openings around Kokomo.

S. M. Closson Market Street the Crystal Sy Hosman Peru North Street C. Fettig Chicago Owsaioon Geo. Mullendore Third St. Co Louis Larson Northwestern Railroad Company

Croquet Contest Between King and McClung Advances

George King of the West Side and H. McClung are in a croquet series tied 1 1. The deciding third game will be played soon to determine the winner.

George King West Side H. McClung

Excursion to Indianapolis for Woodmen of the World event

A one day $1.00 excursion to Indianapolis October 18 for the Woodmen of the World annual celebration. A special train departs Logansport at 6:50 a.m. and returns from Indianapolis at 7:07 p.m.

Indianapolis Pennsylvania Lines Woodmen of the World Logansport

Guaranty vs Postal Savings Debate in 1900 Campaign

Washington discusses the presidential stump tour by Taft and Bryan, contrasting postal savings banks with a bank guarantee plan. It argues both plans could operate together, noting postal banks would attract small depositors and banks would guarantee government deposits, while raising the question of guaranteeing individual deposits.

Taft Postal Savings Banks Bryan

Will Move Next Month Chief Dispatcher to Relocate Family

Chief Dispatcher C E Smith of the Vandalia lines Terre Haute division will move his family to Terre Haute next month. Promoted in October he wished to start work before moving. His son Raymond Smith runs the Saturday Evening Post agency here and will sell it to Roy Yeagley who handles multiple papers.

C. E. Smith Terre Haute Indianapolis Vandalia Lines Raymond Smith Saturday Evening Post Roy Yeagley Chicago Cincinnati St. Louis

Free ten dollar rocking chair with range sale

Rice Hardware Co offers a free ten dollar rocking chair with each Universal range purchased on October 17 19 and 20. Display shown in window.

Rice Hardware Co

Local notes from the city and region

Local residents and visitors are listed in a dense update featuring social visits church activities and travel. Names include Roscoe Maginnis Miss Sands Maud Milburn and Miss Gertrude Toussey. Events reference Royal and Santa Claus soap sale Foresters Court meetings and church devotionals through St Pauls and St Bridget's.

Social clubs hold meetings and greetings around town

The Mental Culture club meets tomorrow at Mrs. J B Skinner 66 Market with Mrs Skinner presiding. Miss Iva Manderville attends social events with Miss Ethel Hardy in Terre Haute and at a Knights of Columbus dance. Eastern Star bids farewell to Mr and Mrs Claude Zook as they move west. Modern Patriotic club opens season at 240 High street. Mrs. Sullivan and family travel to Lafayette for Mae Flanigan and John Dollman wedding. Cumberland Presbyterian Ladies’ Social circle hosts this afternoon. Current Events club begins winter sessions at Mrs John Winter residence Ninth and Broadway. Alta Hayes entertains Larkin club at Clinton township.

Mental Culture Club J. B. Skinner Market Street Skinner Iva Manderville Ethel Hardy Terre Haute Knights of Columbus The Current Events Club John Winter Ninth and Broadway

Richmond five boys arrested for stealing 37 tickets

Five youths in Richmond were taken into custody on charges of stealing thirty seven tickets to a moving picture show. The report also notes a Taft campaign speech planned in Richmond and several local legal matters.

Richmond William H. Taft

Mapl Flake Brownies For Luncheon Treats

A historical recipe explains Mapl Flake Brownies as an easy, hygi enic luncheon dish. Ingredients include butter brown sugar melted chocolate English walnuts flour baking powder Mapl Flake and vanilla. Mix bake in a greased tin until brown then cut into squares. Mapl Flake sold by grocers.

Fidelity lodge Invites Delphi chapter visit on Oct 21

Fidelity chapter No. 58 invites members to visit Delphi chapter Wednesday evening October 21. Report to J L Linville at Pacific Express office. car leaves at 5 pm. St Margaret's court meets tonight with convention proceedings report. Home Missionary Society met at Mrs A J Schaefer's 50 Michigan Ave. German Lutheran string circle meets Tuesday at Mrs Fred Jasorka's 2115 Market St.

Fidelity Delphi J. L. Linville Pacific Express St. Margaret’s Court Home Missionary Society of the Baptist Church A. J. Schaefer Michigan Avenue Fred Jasorka Market Street

Bendia Plant A Sure Thing In Bendix Meeting

Vincent Bendix, general manager, will attend a meeting tonight at eight in the north court room. Business leaders and stockholders of The Logansport Land & Improvement Co. as well as Bendix stock subscribers are urged to attend as plans to locate the Bendix Automobile Co. here unfold. If subscription continues, offices will move here and the first building 50 by 400 feet will rise, employing initially 100 workers rising to 200 to 400 soon. Over $14,000 of stock remains unsubscribed, but confidence remains high that the project will close tonight.

Vincent Bendix North Court Room Bendix Automobile Company Logansport Land & Improvement Company Bendix Lrst

Banner contrasts in Graham act on Broadway

A Trades Assembly Delegate questions why Graham allows a Republican banner to hang across Broadway while a year earlier Labor Day banners prompted threats of arrest and removal. The letter argues consistency between labor rights and party display, noting no similar threats against Republicans.

Graham Broadway Fourth Street Trades Assembly Hall Labor Republican Party Trades Assembly

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Josh Wise Dr. Stalnaker Michael Myers Palace John Crates Theodore Sample W. W. Witmer New York J. M. Grigsby J. W. Hill Hill George Malone L. Brooks Fifth St Cicott St Ada Dykeman Anoka Jefferson Wirship Georgetown Nell Grant Charles Robert Grant Hale and Pritchett Thornton Custer & Fansler A. R. Smith Hommon Union City Lafayette Star City Chafin J. D. Berry Hartford City Grace Prescott D. L. Wallace Frank Gotshall, Jr Aurora, Til Frank Gotshall Twells Mr. Twells C. R. Twitchell D. H. Bennett Clyde Ohio Sixth Ohio Infantry Mr. Bennett Kromm Berryman Ogden F. H. Prankee Trade Palace Red Cross Pharmacy Libby Graves Johnson Street Hugh Smith Nina Bunker Kokomo Mary Shafer Monticello Will Bernfield Mary A. Brennen Kreuzhberger Etnire’s John Murray Pottowattomie Point E. J. Sweeney Para, Ill John Maginnis Noble Township Frank Lux John P. Hetherington Guaranty VS. Postal Savings Washington, D. C Nebraska the Ark Fitch Flaherty Porter Roscoe Maginnis Nobie Township Miss Sands Gertrude Toussey East High Street Ladies’ Christian Union Samuel Keefer Miami Avenue Father Crosson Marion Father Martin St. Paul’s Church R. A. Radle South Bend L. Albrecht Ft. Wayne Father Kroeger St. Joseph's Church Father George Rensselaar Father Quinn St. Bridget’s Church O. N. Snyder Huntington Longcliff Hoa Mahoney Eastern Star Masonic Temple Claude Zook West Modern Patriotic Club Max G. Hoffman High Street Timothy Sullivan Catherine Mrs. Sullivan Miss Mae Flannigan John Dollman Maurice Jenness Seventh Street Cumberland Presbyterian Alta Hayes Clinton Township Larkin Club State News Robert Finney Troy, O. Fair Indiana H. A. Axtell Bloomington John W. Atwood Laporte Harriet Atwood Frank Harvey Canfield Best Automobilles Company of Lulu Tucker Atwood John Tucker Mary Erile Rushville Marshall Hollowell Bedford SOC One Bruce-Shireley Margaret Bruce C. M. Shireley Griggsby-Wallace Zulu Griggsby J. M. Griggsby Oliver T. Wallace Milton Ind Griggsby Race Street Louisville Bendia Haseen Hooley & Tucker, Tailors Fourth Moler Barber College Ill Wells John Billinger White & Son Ves Logan Columbus America Pat Bargais Gass County Our Millinery Dept Porter’s Name of Good Tailoring JOS. S. Bahr Hazel Lee J.B. Kingery Dykeman Elmer Halser G. W. Cogley Insurance and Real Estate Foley’ S “Grocery MRS. Harris & Malone Third Street W. H. Filley Miami Ave Jacob Herz Oppenheimer Indiana Loan CO Crawford
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