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Newspaper
Logansport Daily Tribune
Location
Logansport, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 1908
Page
7
Tribune Special Correspondence reports W Egman from Twelve Mile visiting Logansport Tuesday. Various residents are noted hosting visitors moving into homes and attending events. market openings, picnics, and social calls occur across Logansport Marion Kokomo Hoover and Brookside Park Indianapolis August 20.
Rev Fife preached his farewell sermon in Georgetown as the Sunday school attended the Pisgah picnic and the conference nears. Mrs Eyeman dies at 72 and Norman Gordon announces a new baby in Kelley New Mexico. Cortes named pastor for next year after conference meeting.
A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Harry Baker and both mother and child are reported doing fine. John Lenon is adding a room to Joseph McCloskey's house. William Ahead is hauling gravel to rebuild the barn recently destroyed by a fire. Joe Cripe lost a valuable hat Wednesday evening. Elias Winters lost a valuable horse this week. The White Sox are scheduled to play the Hen Peck Stars on Sunday August 16.
Walton Indiana community notes report an ice cream social hosted by the Ladies' Aid society on Arthur Bell's lawn this Saturday evening. The item lists local visits and travel plans including Mr. and Mrs. Everett Lenon of Danville Indiana visiting Walton, Rev Courtland Miller to preach, and several residents traveling to Fort Ritner and Arkansas.
Rural Route 1 residents and neighbors shared Sunday visits with relatives in Richmond Logansport Attica and Concord. A funeral for Neela Bott was held at Shiloh and an ice cream social for charity was planned at the Strahle home.
A self described cure named Zemo is offered by E W Rose Medicine Co of St Louis with free trial packages. Claims include stopping itching and burning on first use and drawing germs to the surface to destroy them. Unknown patients cited as cured and local agent Homer Closson & Co in Logansport to supply and verify endorsements.
Letters from Brooklyn and Montezuma praise Swiss Herb Tea for curing long illnesses. Buyers report recovery after using the product, request more packages, and forward money orders. One offer promises $500 reward to prove fetters are genuine.
Miss Susie Ancil visited Logansport for several days as guest of her aunt Mrs A J Sellers.
Trains and connections listed for multiple routes including Fort Wayne Logansport Lafayette and Indianapolis. Sleeping and parlor cars noted on No 6 No 1 No 3 10 118 119 18 19 126. Interchangeable coupon books offered for 32 traction lines across Indiana Ohio and Michigan.
A blurred list shows train numbers and routes from St Louis to New York and nearby connections. Times such as 1:00 and 7:25 p.m. appear with scattered partial data, not forming a complete schedule.
Schedule note shows fast mail express and express accommodations with Sunday exceptions and a south bound mail accommodation. Timings list 6 13 a m and reference to Frank J Reed on G P Avenue. System line indicates a transit timetable entry with rail terms.
A collection of scattered times and notations such as 4:30 a.m. and 5:00 a.m. shows improvised transit or event times. Several entries repeat or appear garbled like 6:30am 7:40 a.m. and 9:30 p.m. with miscellaneous symbols.
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