Bargain Shoes At Store Offer Midsummer Discount
Shoe money will do more good now as store offers a real bargain. Winter's ox price reduced by a quarter from former selling price. Customers can depend on finding discounts on any kind of shoe desired.
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Newspaper
Logansport Daily Tribune
Location
Logansport, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1908
Page
5
Birth in Jail: Mother and Baby Taken to Home for the Friendless
Mrs. William King from Old Vernon Ind gave birth to a son at the Panhandle depot before being moved to the Home for the Friendless. Attendants included Dr. G D Miller and Mrs. J B Stanley. Deputy Sheriff Stanley and family cared for them overnight until transfer. The husband offered payment, but the doctor waived any debt. Mr King and other children continued toward South Bend to await the mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. D. Miler
J. B. Stanley
Charles Graffis
Miller
Stanley
Dr. Miller
Mr. King
South Bend
Haircut Trend Chosen by Local Night Caller
Harry Wood, night caller at the Panhandle, becomes Logansport's first resident to adopt the new Merry Widow haircut. A recent sighting showed the distinctive style, which Wood slighty improves on from the original. It may affect concert engagements but not his night work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Wood
Panhandle
Logansport
Merry Widow
the Tribune
Wood
Mrs Harris Seeks Missing Alexander Mc Cary
Mrs Clara E Harris of Monticello visited the police station seeking news of Alexander Mc Cary who vanished from Mrs Harrison's home days ago. Although not related to Mrs Harrison she has traveled to several cities in a bid to locate him fearing mental illness. She, age 42, said this was her first trip outside Monticello.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara E. Harris
Monticello
Alexander McCary
Harrison
Widow Seeks Naturalization in County Clerk’s Office
Mrs Martha Webster, longtime Five and Ten store associate, filed for naturalization papers in the county clerk’s office yesterday. Her husband had begun but not completed naturalization. if finished, the whole family would be naturalized, but currently only Mrs Webster and her children remain subjects of Great Britain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Webster
Great Britain
Policeman Accused of Excess Force in Marion Arrest
A Panhandle railroad official allegedly incited an incident in Marion leading to a police action. Burl Cross of Gas City is said to have insulted the officer's wife prompting the complaint and alleged excessive use of a mace by the policeman during the arrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panhandle
Marion
Burl Cross
Gas City
Old Soldier Seeks Street Flower Sale Permit
An elderly man visited the county treasurer seeking a permit to sell foreign flower bulbs on the streets. He claimed veterans’ rights, but the treasurer said only the city controller has that authority, and the county lacks jurisdiction over street vending. The man left displeased.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matt Moroney
Tax Levy Could Drop If All Taxpayers Paid in Cass County
County Assessor Warrick says a full collection would cut the levy by about half. He notes banks and hidden holdings prevent a complete taxable list. A hearing on $1,400 in sequestered taxes by non residents A F Hockenheimer and Mrs Pryor is set this afternoon with W T Wilson representing them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cass County
Warrick
Ferret McGilpin
A. F. Hockenheimer
Mrs. Pryor
W. T. Wilson
Obituary: Cyrus Boyd Phillips 1843 1908 Belmont Ohio
Cyrus Boyd Phillips born May 24 1843 in Belmont Ohio died Aug 7 1908 aged 65 2 14 married Sarah Ada Kelley in 1869 and had eight children four predeceased him. He remarried Louisa Guy Sagester in 1906 and is survived by her and grandchildren. A Civil War veteran he joined the 121st Ohio regiment and was a member of Onward Christian church and Indiana Order of Odd Fellows. Funeral notices involve relatives and local attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah
Livan
Peru
Ethel Sageser
Qnward
Louisa Guy Sagester
Ohio
Onward Christian Church
Indiana Order of Odd Fellows
Gertrude Marshall
Chicago
Seven Mile Church
Thomas Cemetery
Avis Reed
Earl Gard
Thomas Little
Local Happenings: Moves Visits and Travel
Camden residents report Mr. McFarland moving into a new store this week. Mrs. Smith of Rossville visits W. A. Kleckner and family. Miss Scott of Reynolds Indiana visits A. L. Doyle and family. Charles Wray leaves for North Dakota. Miss Mary Cripe entertains friends. Miss Bertha Campbell of Flora visits Mr. and Mrs. Wyatt. Floyd Wyatt visits Flora friends this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. McFarland
Mrs. Smith
Rossville
W. A. Kleckner
Miss Scott
Reynolds
Ind
A. L. Doyle
Charles Wray
North Dakota
Mary Cripe
Bertha Campbell
Flora
D. T. Wyatt
Floyd Wyatt
Burglars Enter Country Homes Steal Jewelry and Goods
Burglars entered the country home of William Knight Sunday and took jewelry and edible items. Earlier the country home of Elmore Uhl was entered with canned goods stolen from the cellar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Knight
Elmore Uhl
Russiaville Racing Notes Highlight Fast Half Mile Times
Dan Gillespie and Dallas Custer watched Randy Duval race in the 2:20 pace at Russiaville yesterday. Jack Walters won in straight heats with a best 2:13. timers noted the mile at 2:14%. Duval, ill, was out of the money and plans to race next week at Muncie. Rus Sinville purses are modest but entries are unusually large, with several runners from Peoria and strong times for smaller purses. F M Williamson, once Panhandle Engineer Williamson's horse, is entered and due to race Thursday or Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Gillespie
Dallas Custer
Russiaville
Randy Duval
Jack Walters
Muncie
Surprise Party for Loyal Gallion at His Home
A Ninth Street Christian Sunday school class hosted a surprise party Tuesday for Loyal Gallion at 2123 Market Street. Guests included Miss Opal Reeves of Fairmont WV. prizes went to Miss Mary Simpson and Roy Tucker. a ring was given as a friendship token.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallion
Mary Simpson
Roy Tucker
Mable Tucker
Allen Claybaugh
Mable Desjardins
Helen Bronich
Flossie Murray
Mable Turnpaugh
Matilda Jasorka
Opal Reeves
Frank Morris
Frank Murray
Ray Maple
Charley Murray
Ursi Pittinger
Frederick Case
Morris
Shelton
Murray
Nelson
Fairmont
West Virginia
Evning
Dry Goods Market Quiet Amid Large Naped Goods Sale
The New York dry goods market was quiet in general while 25 000 cases of naped goods attracted buyers from across the country. The sale continues tomorrow or Friday with firm distribution and higher prices than expected. Silk pieces hosiery and knit underwear unchanged while cotton yarns fall and trade remains small.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Frances
Fly Nets Decline Noted as Humane Care Holds
Humane officer notes fewer fly nets used in recent years but emphasizes nets as crucial defense for working horses. He promotes a coal oil and water solution to prevent flies on legs, saying it's effective and safe when diluted.
McMillen Family Reunion Planned for Spencer Park
The McMillen family announces its annual reunion to be held Thursday at Spencer Park on August 20. The event invites all descendants to attend and share memories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McMillen
Spencer Park
Everybody Worked But His Brother
Harry Long was badly cut on the arm in a fight Tuesday night with his younger brother George Long at a westside home. The clash arose over accusations of laziness and idleness. A scuffle ended when the younger threw a saucer, wounding Harry who needed five stitches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Long
George Long
Westside
Thaw Declared Bankrupt in Pittsburg Adjudication
Harry K. Thaw was formally adjudged a bankrupt by Referee W R Blair in Pittsburg at 11 o clock. Receivership by Roger O Mara followed a summons after O Maras visit to Thaw in Poughkeepsie. Liabilities total 43314043 with assets 12801238.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R. Blair
Roger O’mara
Thaw
Poughkeepsie
O’mara
Blair
Pittsburg
W. T. Jerome
New York
Roger O'Mera
Horse Injured on Barbed Wire Near Anoka
A valuable horse owned by ILL Woodling near Anoka suffered deep cuts Tuesday after becoming entangled in a barbed wire fence. A veterinarian was summoned to sew the wounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ill
Woodling
Anoka
Golfers From Marion Meet Logansport Team On Links
Eighteen players from the Country Club of Marion are here to face eighteen Logansport golfers at the local course. The Logansport team, previously defeated in Marion, hopes to even the score this time amid friendly competition and hospitality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion
Logansport
Desertion Case Dropped In Police Court
Mrs. Thomas Keyes filed a wife desertion case against her husband Tuesday night. The case was dismissed yesterday morning as no desertion was found. A divorce suit is expected to follow. a possible charge of non support was not pursued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Chesser
Sivuise
uJslice Graves
Thomas Keyes
Three Families Picnic Near City Grove
Mr. and Mrs. William Vernon and family and Mr. and Mrs. Claud Sharp joined Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Greaser for a social picnic in the grove south of the city. Sunday proved a pleasant day enjoyed by all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Vernon
Claud Sharp
Elmer Greaser
Easy to Get the Pony Prompts Tribune Contest
The Tribune pony and buggy contest invites boys and girls to enter with new subscriptions. A one year subscription earns 2,000 votes, six months earns 1,000 votes. Readers urged to read the display ad and obtain a receipt book to collect subscriptions for lead. Local names listed among participants indicate broad interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
the Tribune
Cleaning a Clock The Simple Home Maintenance Guide
Cleaning a clock is explained for amateurs using benzine a white rag a sable brush and clock oil from a druggist or jeweler. Remove dirt blow dust wipe rinse repeat until clean then dry and restore with careful brushing and small tools.
How to Act in Case of Fire
Guidance on safe fire response with steps to avoid drafts by closing doors and windows. Use water where possible outside the room, cover nose and mouth with wet cloths, crawl low through smoke, and employ sand salt or a flowerpot to suppress oil fires.
How to Clean Black Lace
Clean black lace by shaking to remove dust then dipping in deep blue gum water. Wash in soapsuds when dirty, rinse, and stiffen in gum water to restore black. Roll in cloth, pin between lace and sheet to avoid blue staining, dry, then cover with tissue and iron with paper between to prevent gloss.
Practical Household Tips From A Vintage Guide
Household hints include singeing poultry safely over alcohol without soot, drinking from narrow mouth vessels when ill to ease intake, and using benzine or turpentine to absorb leather grease stains followed by a wash with egg white or leather reviver. Old tablecloths can be repurposed into soft towels by hemming.
Church Work Across England and Americas Reflects Growth
The Camden church at Camberwell England reopened designed by Ruskin. Broad Street Presbyterian in Columbus Ohio arranged a 40000 dollar loan for improvements. Baraca society with over 300000 members aims to build a 50000 dollar temple in Syracuse where founder Marshall A Hudson lives. Dunker denomination nearing its bicentennial leans toward organ use and paid ministers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camden
Camberwell
England
Ruskin
Broad Street Presbyterian Church of
Columbus
Baraca Society
Syracuse
Marshall A. Hudson
Dunker
Remorse and Conscience Before the Bar of Time
The passage reflects on remorse as the insomnia of the soul memory bearing the stain of evil deeds. It speaks of a life eclipsed by one act, conscience turning informer, and memory’s revenge at the grave of a wrong, with a prisoner before judgment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William George Jourdan
New York Tribune
Biblical Statistics and Oddities Summary
A compact rundown of classic Bible facts notes 39 books 929 chapters 23 214 verses and 592 439 words. It identifies Proverbs as the middle, Job 29 as the central chapter, and counts 2 728 100 letters with Jehovah appearing 6 805 times. It also cites the shortest verse and a unique alphabetic verse in Ezra.
Flippant Flings and Feuds Across U.S. Papers
The column quips about Russia’s peasants killing 20 million squirrels while missing the czar and notes a remark on price and notice in fashion. It also references an ambitious plan to suppress noises in New York contrasted with Washington officials earning 7500 a year and sporadic recognition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville Courier-Journal
Indianapolis
New York
Washington
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