New Management Markets Low Cash Prices
A cash only sales pitch promises consistently low prices and customer value. The notice thanks past patrons and invites continued patronage under new management with a call to visit the store.
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Newspaper
Logansport Daily Tribune
Location
Logansport, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1908
Page
8
Local Brevities and Visits Across Towns
Short notes reveal residents visiting kin in Pittsburg and Indianapolis with homecoming plans, business offers, and room for rent. Includes Mrs. McKeon of Pittsburg visiting relatives, the Creporics in town, and Miss Dunn returning from Indianapolis. Also mentions sale of a church dwelling, M r Custer listing a modern home, and local contractor Marcellus Noel visiting Logansport with his son.
Marion Owls Game Cancelled With Logansport
The Marion Owls did not play Sunday as a scheduled game with Logansport at Logansport was canceled by the latter city according to the Marion News Tribune.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Owls
Logansport
Marion News Tribune
Margaret Winfield Wins Photograph Contest Prize
Little Margaret Winfield again takes a prize for her photograph. O L Harrington photographer entered the image in a contest and the picture won the award in Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Winfield Wing
Margaret Winfield
Indiana
O. L. Harrington
Indiana State Fair prize list shows premiums rise
The Indiana State Fair premium list increases prize money across departments totaling 58,663 dollars. Trot and pacing races lead with 21,900 dollars. cattle add 14,251. live stock pavilion prizes sum to 10,538 with divisions for draft, coach, mules, and light harness. Entries close August 27. fair opens September 7. premium lists available from the Secretary, State House, Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State House
Indianapolis
Extra Council Session Expected to Hear Esterline Report
The council plans an additional meeting within days to review the report of J Walter Esterline, consulting engineer on electric light improvements. City controller D A Middleton said Esterline should be ready to report this week, after which the extra session will vote on the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Walter Esterline
D. A. Middleton
Esterline
City Board Approves Coal Contract and Street Work Bids
The city board of works approved claims and confirmed a contract with John Hedde for supplying hard coal. Bids were ordered advertised for the Miles street improvement project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Works
John Hedde
Miles Street
County Commissioners Adjourn to Meet Thursday
The county commissioners have adjourned to meet again Thursday. They will look up matters outside before this month’s session adjourns.
Charles Lee Marries Helen Moyer in Bellefontaine
Charles Lee, a contractor, wed Helen Moyer at Bellefontaine Ohio on Monday. The couple plans to reside on Miami Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles , Lee
Helen Moyer
Bellefontaine
Miami Avenue
Celebration Planned Here for Brotherhood Anniversary
Fourteen delegates from railroad trainmen lodges met in Logansport to plan the twenty fifth anniversary celebration on September 23. A banquet at the Elks Hall followed by speeches and a barbecue at the park are planned with invites to branches statewide. Notables from Jeffersonville, Seymour, Columbus, Indianapolis, Tipton, Peru, Wabash, Terre Haute, Richmond, Elkhart, Frankfort, Lafayette, Michigan City and Princeton are expected to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logansport
Elks Hall
Indianapolis
the Elks
McKee
Judge Smith
Order
Jeffersonville
Seymour
Columbus
Tipton
Peru
Wabash Terre Haute
Richmond
Elkhart
Frankfort
Lafayette
Michigan City
Princeton
Oneonta
N. Y
A. H. Smith
Harry Markle
W. J. Smith
R. W. Lewis
Jeffersonille
John Falck
R. R. McMail
M. J. Bymachher
T. J. Schachleiter
T. L. Hadden
William Nowles
A. L. Kepner
J. R. Carr
Hh. Hale
H. Hintz
W. H. Knowles
W. W. Hackett
Morrissey
Cleveland
Grand Lodge
Gotner Reunion Planned at Spencer Park
The Cotner family reunion will be held at Spencer Park on Sunday August 9 with a large turnout expected and a good time anticipated by all attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cotner
Spencer Park
Oldest Cass County Resident Celebrates 93rd Birthday
William Douglass, possibly the county's oldest resident, marked his ninety third birthday yesterday. Born near Greenville Ohio, he moved to the area in childhood and has lived in the city ever since, aiding in clearing land.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Douglass
Cass County
Mr. Douglass
Greenville
Birth Announcement and Local Happenings
Born to Mr and Mrs Maria shoe maker of Malbourne avenue a daughter yesterday. John Jones visiting friends in Delphi. Albert G Jenkines has gone away on a vacation trip. Francis Wright has returned to her home in Kokomo after visiting in this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maria Shoemaker
Malbourne Avenue
Yterday
John Jones
Delphi
Albert G. Jenkines
Francis Wright
Kokomo
Excursion to Lake Maxinkuckee Tickets On Sale
Sunday school excursion from Galveston to Lake Maxinkuckee tickets go on sale at listed locations on Dill Monday Aug 10. Buy early. A special train will stop at Lincoln Walton and Anoka.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galveston To Lake Maxinkuckee
Dill
Pleese
Lincoln
Walton
Anoka
Burning question answered by Ed F Leanard contact
A reader seeks guidance and receives a response directing to Ed F Leanard, No 1632, for coal coke and wood supplies. The notice presents a practical inquiry and a concrete supplier reference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed F. Leanard
Expenditures and Tax Levies for Clinton Township 1908
The Clinton township trustee Willard Briggs proposes 1908 expenditures totaling 3890.12 with 38 cents per hundred tax levy. Local Tuition 1637.83 and 16 cents tax. Special School Tax 409.45 and 4 cents. Additional Road Tax 716.55 and 7 cents. Poor expenditures 102.65 and 1 cent. Net taxable property 1 023 645 after credits. Public meeting at School District No. 5 on September 1, 1908 at 9:00 AM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton Township
Cass County
Willard Briggs
Card of Thanks for Wilkinson Family
Neighbors and friends are thanked for sympathy and kindness at the sudden death of a husband and father. Mrs. W. H. Wilkinson and family express gratitude.
Has Peanut Stand Creates Busy Morning for Morris
Mark C. Morris on rural route No 34 set up a peanut stand at the west end of Market street bridge. He backed and managed the venture aiming to fund a home for aged and infirm rural carriers from the day’s earnings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rier
Morris
Market Street
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Geo. H. Gise
4Th and Broadway
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Robert Dale McKeon
Pittsburg
Mrs
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Queen of Summer Perfumes
Tritt’s
Chas. Creporic
Care Tribune
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East Market Street
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C. M. Custer
Nellie
Abbie Dunn
Alice Binford
Greenfield
F. E. Dykeman
Joe McNary
Alice McGovern
Great Lakes
Marcellus E. Noel
New York
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Noel
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George W. Cann
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Forty-Sixth Regiment of
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Lad
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Tribune
Charles J. Rothermel
Newcastle
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