Zemo Promises Skin Cure With Free Trial Offer
The ad touts Zemo as a vegetable- based external remedy for itching and skin diseases. It claims rapid relief, cleansing action on germs, and lists several cured individuals in St. Louis, Findlay, Harrisburg, and Logansport with local agent Homer Closson & Co. ready to provide proof and answer inquiries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. W. Rose Medicine CO
St. Louis
Zemo
Jacob Frank
Frank Mercantile Co
N. 6Th Street
R. W. Emerson
Anchor Steam Laundry
W. P. Taylor
Shinkle St
Findlay
Ohio
Harvey Burks
Harrisburg
Homer Closson & Co
Logansport
Koon Loses Big Loss Claim After Night at Usher Street Home
Joseph Koon who sued for divorce with his wife went to the family home on Usher street Sunday night and slept there. Police were called and he was ousted. He told the prosecutor he lost 500 dollars while asleep, but the claim was not given much credence.
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Usher Street
Fall Excursion to Land Near Wellston Mich
Readers are invited to attend a land excursion in Wellston Michigan on Tuesday September 1. Land available from six to ten dollars per acre on favorable terms. Free car fare for purchasers. Maps and information provided on request. James Reid local representative contact details listed.
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Wellston
Mich
James Reid
Weet Fourth &T
iLogansport
Excursion Train Leaves Panhandle for Maxinkuckee Event
Panhandle division employees plan a large excursion to Maxinkuckee with two ten car trains, leaving Panhandle station at 7 30 a m and returning at 7 30 p m. Fare is one dollar round trip with lunch baskets and baby cabs handled by a baggage master. The day features Elks band rides boating dancing and a long list of foot races and contests with numerous entrants and organizers.
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Panhandle
Vandalia
Round House
Elks Band
Gut slight gain in freight traffic near Indianapolis
Railroads entering Indianapolis moved 22 170 loaded cars and 6 790 empties for the week ending August 22. Compared with 1907 and 1906, totals show small gains and mixed division performance as freight officials anticipate a September rise. Farmers delay grain shipments awaiting higher prices while corn remains strong.
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Indianapolis
Repairs to be Made on Sian Wall
Repairs absolutely necessary will be made and not as work usually performed on Sian wall. A rest as well as the men will be involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sian
Dove
Chingey
Péte
Goat in Charge as Cavin Off Sailor sick
Morris Cavin the lord high admiral on the Goat is absent due to illness. In his absence command falls to Mike Fettig who leads the crew and oversees duties aboard the vessel.
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Morris Cavin
Mike Fettig
Planing mill runs night to meet car timbers demand
Rush work in the car department boosts business at the planing mill. A full force works ten hours daily and the mill operates at night to speed production. Four men are employed at the mill during night shifts.
McCrea Committee Recommends Paring Pennsylvania Line Jobs
The McCrea committee of eleven finished its review of the Pennsylvania line and urged the discharge of one of seven workers. Directors counter with a new committee to prove that rising business needs require more hiring rather than layoffs.
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McCrea
Pennsylvania
Pittsburg
No Overtime Declared for Engine Department Workers
An order issued Saturday prohibits overtime pay for all locomotive side workers including boiler shop machine shop fitting up room and blacksmith shop. The Motive power department has earned extra hours due to rush jobs but now overtime is halted as car repairs wrap up and preparations for winter begin.
Passes Written For Picnic Attendees In Blue Ink
W G Huckleberry earned the task of writing passes for employees attending the picnic. He filled forms as 25 per hour, producing 650 signatures. J A Butterworth signature matched the count, needing practice for future use. The note emphasizes the importance of a genuine blue ink signature.
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W. G. Huckleberry
J. A. Butterworth
Railroad crew notes vacation and personnel shifts
Engineer Henry S Calvert takes a vacation while Assistant Road Foreman Dick Richardson recovers from appendicitis. Several workers, including Sam Stepler, R W Hutchins, Jesse Bashire, O B Bouseman, G R Gaby, W Bogges, Elwood Et n ire, Vicennio Gallo and others, take time off or return to duty across the Panhandle and Chicago yards. The piece also notes repairs to engine 8355 and upcoming vacations for J C Fettig and others, plus local outings and yard games at various lakes and towns.
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Henry S. Calvert
Dick” Richarson
St. Joseph Hospital
Sam Stepler
Winamac
R. W. Hutchins
Panhandle
Jesse Bashire
Saratoga
O. B. Bouseman
G. R. Gaby
W. Bogges
Elwood—Etnire
Chicago
J. C. Fettig
Renaker
Louisville
Cincinnati
R. D. Lambert
D. C. Rogers
R. M. Short
Harry Wright
Round House
Agent Burke
Wabash
Detroit
Lakes
Ed Wecht
Martinsville
Pat Grady
John Reinheimer
Charles Brower
Tom Navin
Walter Hackett
Tom Lefever
Kankakee
McGraws
Lake Cicott
Burnettsville
Panhandle Yards
Slim” Markle
Ponto” Sullivan
Dakota lands pleased Hoosiers during land tour
J. G. Powell returned from a North Dakota trip with a party of prospective land buyers from Ohio and Indiana. Led by A. W. Johnson with offices at City National Bank, the group of thirty toured LaMoure county, bought 2700 acres, and hailed the development as rapid with four railroads and land valued at $30 and up.
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Northwest
A. W. Johnson
City National Bank
W. H. Hilton
Willi Hilderbrandt
Emil Schneider
Omer Morris
Phil Wolford
Frank Barr
Cass County
Ohio
Indiana
LaMoure County
North Dakota
Hilton
Bethlehem Couples Host Conversational Music Evening
Mr and Mrs Lora Early of Bethlehem township hosted a Sunday gathering with Albert Rogers Harry Johnson Will Buchanan and Ester Stewart recently returned from the Boston Conservatory of Music. Music was performed by Ester Stewart and Will Buchanan. The same group gathered again last night with Ed Thomas joining guests.
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Lora Early
Bethlehem Township
Albert Rogers
Harry Johnson
Will Buchanan
Ester Stewart
Boston Conservatory of Music
Miss Stewart
Buchanan
Ed. Thomas
Meat Cutter Harry Docktor Joins McCaffrey's Market
Harry Docktor of Anderson has accepted a position as meat cutter at McCaffrey's Market street store. Docktor is an experienced cutter.
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Harry Docktor
Anderson
McCaffrey
Market Street
Docktor
Haynes Automobile Company Rolls Out 1909 Model Car
Local owners should note the Haynes Automobile company has delivered the first 1909 model car, named model X. The trial run Saturday showed the machine works well with only a slight body-design change from the 1908 model, and all future Haynes cars will be uniform in size and price.
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Biles
Haynes Automobile Company
Haynes Company
Advertised Letters Remain Unclaimed in Logansport Post Office
Post office records for the week ending August 24, 1908 list numerous unclaimed letters. Names include Fred Aines, C. M. Bennett, J. W. Doolin, Ray Pardner, Miss Neva P. Galloway, Miss Lavina Guy, and Miss Dott M Harper, among others, with ten days to claim before forwarding to Dead Letters.
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Logansport
Department
Washington, D. C
Fred Aines
Van
C. M. Bennett
Carl Rohrer Bolton
Charles Burgman
Charles Campbell
E. B. Chureoh
J. W. Doolin
Carl Frick
Bert Hitt
Edward L. Hoover
Charles McCullough
Walter
Maske
Harry: Meer
John Morris
Ray Pardner
Broadway
Frank B. Pearson
Chas
Pickney
L. A. Pittman
Biddle” ‘Island
Chas.m. Reynall
Ray Sherdon
H. H. VanHorn
John Zook
Enyra Ballett
Neva P. Galloway
Lavina Guy
Spear
Dott M Harper
Kate Kimener
May Knuff
Aroline Kreis
Olie Mickels
Letters Pending for Mrs Mills Perdy Swalley and More
Mrs Nerra Mills Jane Perdy Mrs Swalley and Mrs W A Tucker and Mrs H W Wilson are named in a notice calling for letters. The request asks that a date be provided when contacting.
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Nerra Mills
Jane Perdy
Swalley
W. A. Tucker
H. W. Wilson
Wawasee Inn Sale Reported to Draw Chicago Investors
The Wawasee Inn hotel near Logansport awaits a pending sale to Chicago capitalists who would take control and implement changes. Current owner James A. Johnston & Sons acquired it from Clinton G. Wiggins who retired from management last year. The venue has seen reduced profits in recent years.
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Chicago
James A. Johnston & Sons
Clinton G. Wiggins
Plank Family Reunion Set for August at Spencer Park
The Plank family reunion will be held Wednesday August 26 at Spencer Park. Relatives are invited to attend and bring dinner. An attendance of over 300 is expected.
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Plank
Spencer Park
Shops Close For Day As Employees Take Vacations
A fragment notes shops will be closed today with many employees taking vacations. The text hints at a planned picnic and other vacation options affecting operations. No clear places or organizations are named.
Conductor Gook Injuries Reported in Ohio Incident
C W Cook received word that his son Ed Cook a Wabash conductor was hurt at Montpelier Ohio. He was on top of a box car that toppled when the car was kicked to a side track causing the car to leave the tracks and overturn. Cook escaped with a fractured leg and is well known to railroad men in this city.
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Frank Reeder
Sandy Hook
Reeder
Kosciusko County
C. W. Cook
Ed Cook
Montpelier
Ohio
Cook
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