Zemo Promises Clear Skin Cure For Dandruff Ailments
A St. Louis chemist promotes Zemo a vegetable liquid remedy that draws germs and poisons to the skin surface to destroy them. It is praised by scientists and skin specialists in the country and Europe and is sold widely with trials available via the Be Wose Medicine Co. agency in Logansport Homer Glosson & Co. handle local distribution.
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St. Louis
Europe
Missouri
Homer Glosson & Co
Zemo
Logansport
Lambs Sell Stronger on Chicago Market But Sheep Weaker
Chicago prices opened firm for cattle and hogs with light receipts suggesting higher bases than last week. Hogs rose early with over 50,000 on market and top hogs at 6.05 while sheep and lambs showed weakness as buyers balked at price reductions though feeding lambs reached 6.10 and primes near 5.65 to 6.50 for select lots.
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B&e
Michigan
Local Market Prices and Grain Reports Across Loganport
Market listings show quotes for steers and heifers by weight, with Good to Choice grades in the 900 to 1,100 pound range and up to 1,300 pounds. Stocker, cow, and bull categories appear with price ranges, plus daily grain, hay, and produce corrections from several firms.
Sheriff Wolpert Lucky In Landing Prisoners
Sheriff Wolpert of Peru Wisconsin was in the city last night on the trail of two prisoners. Local officials reported the pursuit led through downtown streets and into nearby alleys as officers coordinated to recapture the escapees.
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Wolpert
Return of Stolen Rig Linked to Rich Valley Break
An account notes the capture at Rich Valley and recovery of a stolen rig. At Rochester authorities were able to seize the missing asset but did not apprehend the thief involved in the theft.
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Rochester
Wheat and hog markets show mixed day of gains and losses
Chicago price fluctuations for wheat and corn amid conflicting news and export surplus expectations. December wheat closed around 1.03 to 1.04 dollars, May near 1.08, with a late rally after an initial drop. Corn slipped to about 62 cents, then recovered, oats rose modestly, and hog products closed higher after early decline due to higher supplies.
Local Poultry Prices Mixed in Galveston Market Report
The Galveston market lists prices for poultry with roosters and fowl among others. Chickens at 4 cents to 50 cents per unit, turkeys at 12 cents, ducks at 7 cents, geese at 5 cents, with corrections noted for misprints.
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Royal. Centre
G. Sweet
Tbs
Galveston—Posultry
Ally
Millar
ECCS DO LOWER BUT NOT HERE Demands Were Well Supplied and Sales Now Harder to Make
Special to The Tribune from Chicago details a stagnant butter market with high prices and steady demand, moderate receipts, and clean stock. Eggs sold fairly on last week’s prices, while potatoes weakened 2c amid heavy receipts and ample supply. Sweet potatoes demand disappointed as warm weather spoiled many, and poultry faced oversupply with late buyers paying earlier losses. Beans traded in moderate volume with little price change.
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Staff&i
All Night Joy Ride Ends in Fatal Brooklyn Crash
A borrowed touring car plowed through an iron fence and into a Long Island railroad tunnel cut in Atlantic Avenue Brooklyn injuring four. Bertram Senwick 20 skull fracture, Frederick Blackenborn brain concussion, Louis Thiesen rib fractures. Chauffeur Charles Hohman nephew of car owner Mrs J Gascome.
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Atlantic Avenue
Bertram Senwick
Frederick Blackenborn
Louis Thiesen
Charles Hohman
Coney Island
Martin Connolly, Jr
Fat Cattle and Hog Markets Hold Steady with Small Supplies
Indianapolis dairy market report notes 5 000 hogs receipt and 50 cattle and calves with 116 sheep, down from a week and a year ago. Hogs sold mostly 4.75 to 6.00 with few under 5.25. fat cattle steady to strong and bulls calves similar to last week. Lambs reached 5.50 while sheep failed to exceed 3.50 with some at 2.00.
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Logansport
Colves Steet
Market Sheep Stocks Reported Yesterday
Estimated recests ofive stock at principal markets yesterday show sheep figures noted.
Advertised Letters at Logan Port Post Office 1908
Letters advertised to residents include men J M Howard Meeks Willis Frank F Smith George and women Luetta Burtis Josephena Miss Sloop Emma Mrs Elsie Mrs Thomas Elsie. Call for letters within ten days or they go to Dead Letter Office in Washington D C. Date requested. J M Johnston P M.
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Washington, D. C
Howard
J. M
Meeks
Willis
Smith
Frank F
George
Fine brood mare Geolette tops Huntington horse sale
Souers & Co. held a large horse sale in Huntington on Friday. S H Little of this city bought the brood mare Geolette for 525 dollars as part of a sale where thirty of fifty imported mares were sold. Prices ranged from 850 to 400 dollars, with total sales surpassing 20 thousand dollars.
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Souers & Co
Huntington
H. Little
Geolette
Delaware County Local Option Push Gains Momentum
Greensburg Indiana nov thirty reports Decatur county newspapers claim Watso Republicans will vote to make the county dry. Greensburg Morning Graphic says no fear in reaching the twenty percent petition threshold. Watson for governor draws supporters who will rally to local option if the people rule the county.
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Tribune
Greensburg
Ind
Decatur
Watso Republicans
Marshall
Two Japanese Ships Collide Off Chefoo Report 700 Drowned
Two Japanese steamships collided off Chefoo China on November 30. Details are scarce but reports say about 700 people have drowned in the incident.
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Chefoo
China
Associated Press
Two Japanese Steamships Sunk. 700 Feared Lost
Reports from Tokyo say two Japanese steamships were sunk with about 700 lives lost, but no further details or particulars have been received yet.
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Associated Press
Tokio
Form a Big Band at Ted Miller Funeral in Logansport
The Elks band the Coon band and all city musicians will unite to play at Ted Miller's funeral forming the largest band ever in Logansport. This communal musical tribute highlights local groups joining for a solemn ceremony.
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Coon Band
Ted Miller
Logansport
Officials go to Chicago to view stock show and skyline
Auditor Cann Treasurer Moroney and Assessor Wirich left yesterday afternoon for Chicago to inspect the stock show and view tall buildings. They expect to return some time today.
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Moroney
Wirich
Chicago
Purkey Family Holiday Visit in Kokomo
T W Purkey and his daughters Geneva Grace spent Thanksgiving with Mrs Katherine Strickland in Kokomo.
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City
Geneva
Grace
Katherine Strickland
Kokomo
Walter Zahrt Named Trustee of Longcliff Hospital
Walter Zahrt of El Wayne succeeds Henry Barnhart as trustee of Longcliff hospital, appointed by Governor Hanly. Formerly connected as steward, he resigned to join a Ft. Wayne manufacturing firm. He brings institutional experience and knowledge from his prior service.
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Ft. Wayne
el Wayne
Hanly
Henry Barnhart
Longcliff Hospital
Mr. Zahrt
Insti
Local Breville Social Notes Highlight Midwest Travels
George Burgman spent Sunday in Kokomo with friends. Sidney Vaughn returned to Purdue to resume studies after a parental visit. H B Kumler of this city works on a new school building in Atectica. E B McConnell travels to Baltimore for a weeklong business visit tied to sewer contracts. Henry Ginn and his daughter Mary visit from Indianapolis, returning to Clinton township after Thanksgiving. Mrs John Divan of Danville and Mrs T B Parker of Lockeford visit Martha Shuey in Clinton township, recalling their father James Atwood who settled here over seventy years ago.
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Purdue
H. B., Kumler
Ate ‘Tica
E.B. McConnell
Baltimore
Henry Ginn
Mary
Indianapolis
Oliver” Reed
Clinton Township
John Divan
Danville
T. B. Parker
Lockeford
Cal
Martha Shuey
James Atwood
Merchant interest transfer at Stuart and Smith grocery
Milo Smith disposed of his interest in the Stuart and Smith grocery on Market Street. Joseph Burs, formerly Burgman and Ludwig's bakery driver, purchased the stake. Burgis is praised as a promising young entrepreneur with many supporters.
Dissolution of Stuart and Smith Grocery Firm
The grocery firm of Stuart and Smith at 309 Market Street has been dissolved. Milo Smith sells his interest to Joseph Burg.
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Stuart & Smith
Market Street
Milo Smith
Joseph Burg
Appointment of Executors for Edward A. Dunn Estate
The Cass Circuit Court of Indiana announces that the undersigned have qualified and been appointed executors of the last will of Edward A. Dunn, deceased, of Cass County. The estate is deemed solvent. Walters & Long, Attorneys for Executors.
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Cass
Circuit Court of Indiana
Edward A. Dunn
Indiana
Walters
Long
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