Security backed mortgages offered by W. T. Giffe
A broker advertises secured mortgages and certificates of deposit yielding 6 percent net interest, guaranteed by a large Salt Lake City bank. Mortgages on select real estate are taken at below market value and are untaxable under Utah statutes. Investments start at $100 with semi annual interest and bank guarantee. Office: Real Estate Insurance and Loans W. T. Giffe 417 Broadway.
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Ake
Seemi
Salt ‘Lake City
Utah
W. T. -Giffe
Broadway
Four Eclipses in 1909 Almanac Notes
The 1909 almanacs list four eclipses for the year. June 3 a total lunar eclipse visible in South America Europe and southwestern Asia. June 17 a total solar eclipse visible across North America and parts of Asia. November 26-27 a total lunar eclipse visible in North America the Atlantic and Pacific oceans parts of South America Europe Africa Asia and Australia. December 12-13 a partial solar eclipse invisible to southeastern Australia New Zealand and the southern polar regions.
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South America
Europe
South-Western
Asia
North America
San Francisco
Rio Grande River
Atlantic
Pacific
Africa
Australia
New Zealand
Girl Burns In Stove Polish Explosion
Ruth Martin seventeen daughter of Newton J. Martin of 718 Franklin street was seriously burned when E Z stove polish in a rag ignited. The cloth burst into flames and spread to her dress but she rolled on the floor to extinguish the fire. Her father saved the house as flames reached the room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newton J. Martin
Franklin Street
Quiet Christmas in Logansport
The Logansport area will see a near shutdown as all factories close and most stores grant vacations. Only essential road work and limited through freight will run, with offices and services largely idle while families plan dinners and church programs for the holiday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panhandler
Vandalia
Knights of Columbus Initiation and Banquet in Indiana
Knights of Columbus from across Indiana initiate fifty candidates Sunday at St Vincent de Paul in Logansport with mass at 10 am and degrees conferred at 1 3 and 8 pm by the Logansport degree team and Chicago guest Daniel Donahoe. A Stettiner hall banquet presided by William L Ferrick follows with musical and speaker programs.
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Knights of Columbus
Indiana
St. Vincent de Paul’s Church
K. of C
Logansport
Daniel Donahoe
Chicago
Stettiner Hall
William L. Ferrick
Will Sue Valley Line Over Mrs Unger Death
In Wabash Indiana the family plans a lawsuit against Fort Wayne and Wabash Valley Traction Co over the death of Mrs. John B. Unger. Her son Earl Unger is named administrator with a $200 bond. The company contends the car did not hit her and the horse caused fright, with no road responsibility.
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Wabash, Ind
Fort Wayne & Wabash Valley Traction Company
John B. Unger
Earl Unger
The
Traction Company
Unclear fragment from historical page flags medical claim
Fragmentary OCR text mentions harsh physics reaction and bowel effects with unclear reference to Dean's Regulats and separate, easily stone phrasing. Details are unreadable, limiting confident identification of events or entities.
Postoffice Removes Legend Table In Corridor
Late last evening the big table in the postoffice corridor was removed ending its useful duty for patrons to address and wrap Christmas packages. Today the office opens 9 to 12 with heavy mail expected. deliveries will be extra heavy Saturday and carriers may have route trouble. The local office saw record business this year, though final figures are not yet in.
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Eer
All Steel Passenger Coaches to Replace Standard Cars
Car builders declare two forces will compel railroads to adopt all steel passenger coaches: lumber scarcity and demand for fireproof cars. They argue current car materials were unfit ten years ago and expect steel coaches to supplant standard designs within a decade as development advances.
City electric office reports last week collection totals
Herbert Brown, clerk of the city light office, filed a report with the board of public works this morning detailing last week's collections for the electric department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert* Brown
Board of Public Works
Galveston wedding and community notes from Tribune Special
Miss Ada Chambers and Charles Wilson wed at four o clock with Rev. Herbert Boase officiating. Forty guests attended the supper and gifts were exchanged. The couple will reside on the Eva Gray farm west of town. Uncle Jack Martin, 80, visited Kokomo for the first time in 25 years. Hoover Fickle wedding at Bunker Hill drew about 40 relatives. Blanche Stanley leaves for Evansville. George Emery and daughter travel to Nebraska for the holidays. The M E church bought a $259 Bush & Lane piano from J C Bridge and a free musicale will be held next Wednesday. Frank Shepherd and Hugh Klepper will start a hand laundry in the Flomerfelt building.
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Harley Horn
Planing Mill
L. V. Trout
South Whitley
Fred Rothermel
Meinard College
Joseph ‘C. ‘Rothermel
Minnie Fillmore
Indiana Street
Lafayette
Joseph Zimmerman
Joe Baxter
Charles Smith
Star City
William Kreuger
W. A. Jones
Lucerne
Richmond
Ada Chambers
Charles Willson
Herbert Boase
Methodist Church
Eva Gray
Bunker Hill
Blanche Stanley
Evansville
Walton Residents Share Holiday Travel and Events
Walton notes record residents traveling to Indianapolis Chicago and Logansport for Christmas visits and holidays. Schools close until January 4 with classes canceled for the holidays. Local clergy and families plan Christmas programs and gatherings with relatives visiting from nearby towns.
Hair Comb Jewel Box and Accessories
A compact listing highlights a hair comb, jewel box, umbrella umbrellas, a watch lamp, comb enke signet ring scarf pin. Details suggest a miscellaneous assortment of personal accessories in a catalog-style notice.
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George Ade
United States
Indiana -Union Traction
Ohio
Michigan
Ruth Martin
Mark
Pittsburg
Lake Erie
Charles R. Duffin
Terre Haute
Eevee Gawaepees
F. Murphy
Mary Wallace
John B. Joyce
D. D
Kokomo
Ind
New England
Bros
Ollie
Chff
Paul Ward
Joseph Bahr
Pat
H. O’donnell
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania Lines
Pittsburg & Lake Erie
Wabash
Pittsburgh
Panhandle Notes
Mary Hartz
Akesd
Columbus
E. J. Mungovan
Wayne
Joseph E. Kinney
Leo. C. Reimbolt
Frank Schub
Simon J. Ryder
William E. Roberts
Martin M. Murphy
Timothy J. McCarthy
John C. Derby
Wiliam F. Kan
Richard Hughes
J. H. Hankee
Marion
Bert Butterworth
William Litz
Fred North
Oliver Bowman
Mr. Bowman
State Line
John Gall
James J. Walsh
North Grove
Walter Hackett
Hackett
Co. B
John J. Fox
Winamac
Sherman Harvey
Russell
Charlotte Cox
Indianapolis
A. D. Kinsey
John Ludwig
Carrie
H.B. Moore
Dora
Reynolds
Archie Nicholson
Effner
Rose
Catherine Newmeyer
H. B. Moore
John McCann
Kewanna
P. L. Rearick
G. Shigley
Muncie
W. T. StoHz
Newark
Frank Spangnola
James Navin
Rock Creek
Burdock Blood Butlers
Will Sue Valley Line
IETY
Hlighteen
Remy
Schebler
Arthur E. Dunn
Fifth Street
Tribune Special
Galveston
Jack Martin
Jesse Ault
Jack
George Emery
Nebraska
M. E. Church
Bush & Lane
J. C. Bridge
M. E
Frank Shepherd
Hugh Klepfer
Flomerfelt
Will”Minters
Mr. Kivett
J. B. Shultz
Walton
Prof. Ballenger
Sharpsville
Gray
Mike Howard
Meda
Christian Church
Ambrose Dehaven
George Myers
Manuel Baker
John Stock
Dehaven
Frank Deacon
George Reiks
Elsa
Marie
Ina
Monticello
Tina Wysong
George Enyart
Sister
Manieune
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