Local Buyers Urge Look Before You Buy
A terse notice invites city residents to inspect items for sale before purchasing, promising strong value and an opportunity to see how much can be offered for a small item or lot in the sale.
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Newspaper
Logansport Daily Tribune
Location
Logansport, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1908
Page
3
Sub merged heater offers tank warming in extreme cold
Advertisement promotes a Sub merged heater to keep tanks steaming at 20 degrees below zero. It directs readers to write for prices or call M5 Az.
Local Brevities and Advertisements Highlight Area Life
Oak dressers priced at 8.75 by Hundley & Company. Ward's sells holiday slippers. Seth Thomas clocks at Taylor's. LeLegue jeweler offers gold and gold filled pieces from 1.50 to 5.00. Taylor's features bracelets and rings. Rev Dunn forms Epworth League in New Waverly. Attorney Campbell out sick. Mrs. Katherine Vernon visiting Royal Centre. F Brown hurt at work. Joe McNary offers 5 percent loans on city property or farms. Mrs. E K Brown travels to Dennison, Ohio. gas bill due by the 10th to avoid discount.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LeLegue
Taylor's
Katherine Vernon
Royal Centre
Legue
Broadway
F. Brown
North Street
Joe McNary
E.K. Brown
Dennison
Ohio
Logansport & Wabash Valley Gas Company
Ohio counties vote dry with big margins
In Columbus on December, Licking county approved prohibition by about 500 votes after 84 saloons were shut. Hardin county with 21 saloons followed dry by roughly 1,200 votes, reflecting strong temperance support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Licking County
Hardin County
Jealousy Tainted Letters Tied to Tragic Suicide
Philander W. Oliver a Panhandle boiler maker killed himself at 314 Market Street by carbolic acid after disputes over marriage with Etta Gleason who refused to wed until spring. He left two letters blaming rivals and detailing hopes for publication in the Tribune. Coroner and police investigated as Gleason denied any culpability and cited a prior divorce from a drunk husband.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panhandle
Market Street
the Tribune
T. Philander W. Oliver
Etta Catherine Gleason
Jim Bliale
Gleason
Bliale
North Street
Wirwahn
J. M. Oliver
West Wabash Street
Frankfort
Ind
J. S. Lake
Stockwell
Miller
Graham
Killian & McCloskey Undertaking Establishment
Bille
Oliver
Bilile
Local Retail Ads Highlight Holiday Gifts and Services
Pearl and diamond brooches and sterling spoons offered at LeLegue and Taylor's with prices from 7c to 27 dollars. Coffee machines and shaving cups advertised. light housekeeping suites for rent in Royal Centre. Also timber for sale near Logansport and winter clothing specials at local stores. Fannie Morgan visiting Royal Centre. Jno Ranch in Reynolds managing dredge business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LeLegue
Taylor’s
LeLegue’s
Taylor's
Fannie Morgan
Royal Centre
Logansport
S. M. Kistler
C. J. Panton
Market Street
Jno Ranch
Reynolds
Ind
Cass County Medical Society Wins Poor Relief Contract
The Cass County Medical Society secures the 1909 poor relief contract for $250 to provide medical care to county jail and poor farm patients. Patients may choose any society member, expanding options beyond a single contracted doctor. Funds support lab equipment and a permanent meeting place, with broader revenue from township contractsraising about $1,000.
Address by Henry E. Rosevear to First Presbyterian Brotherhood
At the first Brotherhood meeting of the First Presbyterian church a large crowd heard Henry E. Rosevear, secretary of national headquarters, deliver an able address. Guests included members from Broadway and Cumberland churches. An oyster supper followed in the church parlors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Headquarters
Henry E. Rosevear
Broadway
Cumberland
New Pair Sparks Goats on the Dressing Table
Sarcasticus and his wife head to a theater demand the goats on the dressing table be fetched. A comic exchange follows as the wife reveals her goats are now called kids, prompting a wry remark about aging.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarcasticus
Advertising for Samson Nature prints and framing service
An old advertisement offers Samson Nature prints in small watercolors priced at 55c and $1, inviting readers to invest any amount. The seller notes they are sole agents and provide framing upon request.
Polish Woman Escapes City Hall and Shelters Two Children
Mrs. Mary Mikowska, a Polish woman from East Chicago, escaped Mishawaka city hall Sunday around 2 am while her husband slept. Found exhausted after hiding two days, she will be taken to Longcliff asylum once able to travel and to reunite with her two children at the Mishawaka Orphans Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miltsowka
Chicago
Mishawaka
Insane Hospital
Longcliff
Longceliff
The Brown Rat As Earth's Most Dangerous Pest
The brown or Norway rat is described by doctors and scientists as the most dangerous pest on earth due to its health risks and widespread presence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earth
Ancient Dentistry and the twelve tables law
The twelve tables drafted by the Roman decemvirs in 450 B C barred burying or burning gold with a corpse except when used to wire teeth.
Prussic Acid Poisoning Threat Affects Life
Prussic acid poisons every living thing, affecting both plants and animals, highlighting its dangers in natural environments and potential risks to health and agriculture.
Flag Code Signals
International Flag Code uses eighteen signals but can encode at least twenty thousand distinct signals for warships and merchant ships worldwide.
Proverb on Compensation in a Chequred Speech
A fragment cites Uncle Eben on compensation noting an automobile goes faster yet hits harder, with a digression on a German proverb. The Washington Star quote emphasizes speed versus impact in a terse, tongue in cheek style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eben
Dana
Washington Star
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Market ST
Hundley & Company
Ward's
Seth Thomas
Dunn
Epworth League Association
New Waverly
Frank Campbell
Dry
Philander
W. Oliver Believ
Affianged
Etta Gleason
Philander W. Oliver
The
Sui
Etta
Jim Beale
le Legue
F. C. Martin
Indianapols
John M. Etnire
Stettiner Block
Dividual
Cass County
Cass County Medical Society
Grant
Society
Brotherhood
Erhood of the First Presbyterian
Lantoee
Edison
Victor
Christ
Kodaks
Eastman
Ancy Holly
Neff & CO
Brosadwar
Mary Mikowska
Mishawanka
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