Wanted Experienced Grocery Worker for Local Store
Wanted a man to work in a grocery with experience. Address P. O. box 397.
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Newspaper
Logansport Daily Reporter
Location
Logansport, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1908
Page
8
Injunction Case Reopens in Lincoln Court Room
The injunction suit brought by the Paphandle against Alexander Reed and Alvernius Watkins of Lincoln was refiled after a venue change ordered by Judge John S. Larry. J Wasson of Delphi tries the case following an amended complaint by the plaintiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paphandle
Alexander Reed
Alvernius Watkins
Lincoln
Railpads
John S. Larry
J .Wasson
Delphi
Christian Science Lecture by Rev Arthur Vosberg in City
Rev Arthur Vosberg, a noted lecturer, will speak on Christian Science at the Broadway Theatre this Sunday. The lecture, under the Christian Science Church of this city, is free and all are invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Widgeon
Terre Haute
Basinese
P. Banner
Martferd
W. Mossman
St. Joseph Hall
O. W. Coop
John Stoltz
Ismang Stoltz
Huntington
Joth Rose
Wright Street
McKee
Marion
Old Sol
Marshall Wiliams
Busie O'Riley
Bee Hive
Mariorie McMackin
Fair
Chicago
Miss O'Riley
Arthur R. Vasburgh
Broadway
Admisson
Trade Palace
Lew Dockstader
Ark
C. C. Briggs
Deavo
Billy Link
The
Crystal
Porter
Beaver Creek
John Hedde
Della
Florence Fletcher
Frankfort
R. S. Hammontree
Godfrey Twells
Indianapolis
KR. L. McCord
Christian Science Lecture
Broadway Theatre
A. W. Paugh
Stoltz
Panhandle
Winamac
John Kennel
Fred Kennel
Goodland
Royal Center
Stewart
Market Street
M. B
Josephine
Warren Wickwire
James Kinney
W. W. Wickwire
Andrew Robinson
California
Alber Rodabaugh
Alberdine
George Duncan
Rodabaugh
Duncan
Joan Baker
Joe Keough
Frohm
Kulp
North Street
C. F. Worden
Bert Myers
C. A. Myers
Theodore
Peru
Arthur Vosberg
Christian “Science ‘Church
Baroness And Maid Discuss Morning Dress Bill
Baroness Tilda asks if her master has received the bill for her new ball dress. The maid confirms it arrived in this morning's mail and the baroness says she is indisposed and will not come to breakfast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tilda
Kiss Restriction at Resort Sparks Local Debate
The Man questions kissing prohibition at the resort while the Maid notes only local option applies. The exchange, captioned by Puck, frames a lighthearted dispute over social norms at a leisure venue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Puck
For Sale Registered Scotch Collie Pups
For sale a litter of registered Scotch Collie puppies advertised at 11 Seventh Street and phone number 433 for inquiries.
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Seventh Street
Local News Notices and Personnel Moves
Notices report personnel changes and local happenings including A L Jones promoting money at five percent. Patterson on vacation. Frazee takes a Pennsylvania boiler shop job. Dale attends company business in Terre Haute. Grable goes to North Manchester. Mrs Toney Miller recovers from illness. Lucile Randall visits Miss Florence Fergus in Market street. Graffis off duty due to illness. Newport plans move to Texas after election. Engineers Lew and Flaherty noted. Helen Talbott ill at Union hospital Terre Haute. Mrs John McFadden and son visit from Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lew Dockstader
Ark
Dr. Stalnaker
S. M. Closson
John Mehaffle
Marion Swadener
Indianapolis
Logansport
J. W. Wood
South Bend
J. M. Tishook
Milwaukee
George York
George A. Gamble
Fiera
K of P
Helen Diffenbaugh
Cleveland
Ohio
Hey. C. W. McClain
Auburn
Monticello
L. N. Fields
Porter’s. Lew Dockstader
B J. Patterson
J. A. Frazee
Pennsylvania
J. D. Dale
Terre Haute
H. W. Grable
Panhandle Yard
Manchester
Toney Miller
Market Street
Lucile Randall
Loda
Florence Fergus
Joseph Graffis
Panhandle Station
T. C. Newport
Mexico
Texas
Lew
Flaherty
Helen Talbott
Union Hospital
Inc
John McFadden
Lee
Columbus, O
J. W. Henderson
One-piece reinforced concrete temple opens in Oak Park
The Unity congregation opened a unique temple at Lake Street and West Avenue Oak Park built as a single reinforced concrete piece on Edison plan with no seams. The dedication featured music speeches and Rev R F Johannot with Rev William G McGlauflin aiding. Formal dedicatory services await completion of the organ.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Lake Street
W Est Avenue
Oak Park
Edison
Unity Congregation
R. F. Johannot
William G. McGlauflin
Universalist Church
Social calendar highlights Halloween and club events
Miss Ruby Wilcox hosts an old fashioned taffy pull at 1521 George Street. The Purple club moves a dance to the Masonic Temple from Ben Hur hall. Mrs. Ben Martin greets Mrs. Ella Gold of Toledo at a private reception. Laffalott club plans masquerade at Miss van Kinney’s home. Twentieth Century Sewing club guests Friday afternoon. Western school in Clinton township hosts a box social and Halloween party Friday night. Dorcas Winemiller hosts sewing club Thursday afternoon. Dorothy Wilson and Virginia Craig plan a weekend house party. Abbie Dunn hosts Hallowe'en party Saturday night. Companion Protesters Social club meets at 301 Melbourne Avenue tomorrow afternoon. Attendance hoped for.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruby Wilcox
George Street
Ben Martin
North Street
Ella Gold
Toledo
Clinton Township
Hallowe'en
Wanted column ad seeks rail and postal job trainees central Indiana
Classified notice offers five cents a line for advertisements and seeks two solicitors in central Indiana. It notes railroads recruiting for firemen brakemen motormen and conductors and Uncle Sam hiring railway mail carriers and clerks. Practical courses by mail promise quick qualification and a free catalogue from The Weather v. Corres. School Dept 286 Freeport IL.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam
P. O
Weathe R v. Corres. School
Freeport
Awful Jar for the Kaiser in Berlin Opera Prices
Berlin crowds protested a price rise at the Royal Opera from 2 to 2.50 for nights featuring Geraldine Farrar or Emmy Destinn. Officials defended the tiered pricing as fanilies bearing the costs of the costly Sardanapal pantomime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Royal Opera
Geraldine Farrar
Emmy Destinn
Bussey
Sardanapal
Fraying "Woman" a Burglar at Berck-Plage
A Moorish woman praying on the Berck-Plage sands drew public interest as police watched for raiding activity. She was later identified as Fernandez a Spanish man of eighteen known as a dangerous burglar caught red handed near recent robberies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Berck-Plage
Boulogne
Fernandez
Harmony Court No 304 T B H Meeting Tonight
Regular meeting of Harmony Court No 304 T B H this evening at 8 o clock. Initiation planned. The Ladies' Christian Union will meet tomorrow afternoon with Mrs. Alex Gray of 57 Johnson Street. All members requested to be present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harmony Court
Glock
Ladies’ Christian Union
Alex Gray
Jonhson Street
Paper Literature Debate Echoes Across Offices
A witty exchange contrasts writing on literature with literature produced on paper, highlighting the different creative angles of discourse and material practice within a literary setting.
A Bit of Evidence
A terse exchange suggests a suspect or witness identifies a young woman by a distinctive feature, noting herPolish appearance through the remark about a shiny nose. The dialogue hints at bias or mistaken identity in a crime or social scene.
neglected spot in England yields no famed relics
An American touring England seeks landmarks in a small village. The native guide offers no sites or legends though he mentions a local elegy about the country churchyard. The exchange highlights the village as a curious, little known locale with no famous connections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Zur
Julius Caesar
King Alfred
Maude Carle and George Wagner Unite in Osgood Wedding
This morning at 6 30 Miss Maude L Carle daughter of Mrs Margaret Carle of 310 West Market street and George F Wagner a farmer of Osgood Ripley county wed at St Vincent de Paul church Rev Father Crosson officiating A wedding dinner followed at the bride's home at 11 o'clock Then the couple left at 1 pm for their new home in Osgood May Carle assisted as bridesmaid Frank Bergman as best man the wedding event closed with the couple departing for their home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maude L. Carle
Margaret Carle
West Market Street
George F. Wagner
Osgood
Ripley County
St. Vincent de Paul
Father Crosson
May Carle
Frank Bergman
Mrs Blanche Townsend and Edward McDonald Wed at Home
Miss Blanche Townsend of Adansboro and Edward McDonald of Mexico Indiana were married last evening at 8 o clock at the home of Mrs Lizzie Campbell 717 High street. Rev A A Mainwaring pastor of the Baptist church officiated. They will reside near Mexico after a short wedding trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanche Townsend
Adanlsboro
Edward McDonald
Mexico
Ind
Lizzie Campbell
High Street
A. A Mainwaring
Baptist Church
Walter Chandler and Pearl Wagner Wed at English Lutheran Church
Walter Chandler a clerk at William Graffis' shoe store and Miss Pearl Elizabeth Wagner were married this morning at 10 o'clock in the English Lutheran church parsonage. Rev J O Simon officiated. They plan a short wedding trip and will reside at 416 North Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Chandler
Wiliam Graffis
Pearl Elizabeth Wagner
English Lutheran Church
J O. Simon
North Street
Tobacco Kills A Horse In Indiana Pasture Incident
Lawrenceburg Indiana October 28 Hayden Davis a noted local trainer loses Osterman a valuable running horse that chewed tobacco to death. The horse escaped into a tobacco raiser's barn in Logan township and consumed large quantities of tobacco causing its death. Several hundred pounds of new tobacco were destroyed by the horse before its death. The farmer had been
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrenceburg
Ind
Hayden Davis
Osterman
Davis
Logan Township
Bargain Promises From Local Merchant In Aiming High
A local merchant touts bargains claiming half value sales and two ninety eight to three forty eight heaters. He highlights a growing millinery department selling trimmed hats at wholesale prices with profits. The dealer asks customers to compare and buy, stressing quality for his wife and shoppers.
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Nix
Gregory-Myers Couple Granted Marriage License
A marriage license was issued this afternoon to Miss Minnie BE Gregory and Leander Myers of this city. They were married later in the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie BE. Gregory
Leander Myers
Diaz Denies Retirement Rumor and Seeks Another Term
Mexico City reports President Diaz says rumors of retirement at end of term in 1910 are premature. He states the statement was a personal wish and indicates he will again be a candidate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico City
Diaz
Autos split New Jersey dawn
A brief item notes autos split in New Jersey at dawn without further details. The fragment hints at a road event or traffic issue but lacks names, places, or times to expand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Autos
New Jersey Dawn
Night Riders Threat Runafraid Farmer Crops
A farmer awoke to barn noises and hesitated to investigate fearing Night Riders had come to destroy crops, delaying any action until daylight.
Alligators Hatched in Incubators for Commercial Farming
Alligators are hatched in incubators and raised on large farms for commercial purposes. The practice aims to supply meat hides and other products, reflecting growing aquaculture style farming trends.
Salome Unveiling Described in Vintage Stage Fragment
A poetic stage moment recalls Salome dancing as music plays and she sheds seven veils. The fragment evokes a dramatic costume reveal and implied performance without full context or setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salome
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