Lantz Wins Suit Against Souder Over Employee Credit
In a circuit court ruling Judge Larry held Souder responsible for orders given by his employee after verbal assurance they were good. Lantz, owner of a Lake Cicott store, received $35.43 judgment. Joshua Parker also awarded a divorce from Alice Baker with child custody and a weekly allowance. Jury commissioners Julius Lineman and James D. Porter were appointed to replace ten-year veterans James T. Martin and James Douglass.
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Lantz
Lake
Cicott
Souder
McDowell
Hupp
Joshua Parker
Alice Baker
Larry
Julius Lineman
James D. Porter
James T. Martin
James Douglass
County officials meet to discuss road plan changes
County authorities held a yesterday afternoon session to review a road project plan. Attendees included missioners and county representatives, with focus on potential route updates and funding considerations.
Farewell Banquet for Judge Myers Planned by Cass County Bar
A farewell banquet honoring Judge Quincy A. Myers is set for Monday at the Murdock hotel in Logansport. About thirty to forty attorneys are expected. M. B. Larry may serve as toastmaster. A mock summons from the Cass County Bar Association is described in detail. Myers’ term as judge begins January 1 with partial residency in Logansport and Indianapolis arrangements.
Local notices and social notes from a midwestern town
Miss Sylvia Van Meter is seriously ill. Miss Matilda Drysdale was the guest of friends in Bloomington over Christmas. Mrs. W. H. Wirrick will spend Sunday with her brother J. H. Lavelle in Indianapolis. R. B. McPlintock was in Wabash on business. Miss Marcia Doolittle visited friends in Peru yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. John Alber will travel to Wabash for a family dinner hosted by Mrs. Margaret Mergy. Mrs. D. F. Coons will entertain the Adamsboro Baptist Sunday school class at her home Tuesday evening. A neck piece is lost between Broadway theater and Colfax street. finder may claim reward. The Galloway Dancing school announces an advanced class January 5 and a beginners class January 9. terms as usual. Mrs. Frank Cross and daughter of Piqua Ohio, and Mrs. J. B. Butcher and daughter Maydle Butcher Leach of Kokomo, were guests yesterday of Mrs. Bert Hyman at 525 Market Street. Mrs. Alice R. Kinzie and daughter Edith of Hebron visited Mrs. Mattie L. Wirick during Christmas holidays.
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Matilda Drysdale
Bloomington
W. H. Wirrick
J. H. Lavelle
Indianapolis
R. B. McPlintock
Wabash
Marcia Doolittle
Peru
John Alber
Margaret Mergy
D. F. Coons
Adamsboro Baptist Church
Lost
Broadway Theater
Colfax Street
Galloway Dancing School
Frank Cross
Piqua
Ohio
J. B. Butcher
Maydle Butcher Leach
Kokomo
Bert Hyman
Market Street
Alice R. Kinzie
Edith
Hebron
Ind
Mattie L. Wirick
East Wabash Avenue
M. Botterff
Linden Avenue
H. M. Kline
Pearl Wilson
Harriet ‘Planck
Pulaski
W. T. Stoltz
Norfolk
J. M. Boyer
Bradford
H. B. Moore
Reynolds
E. W. Crouse
Mansfield
John M. Vidal
John
Clifford Planck
Norman Planck
Chicago
Thad Planck
North Street
Mary E. Palmer
Olfie
Burrows
Palmer
Woodland
Helen Prophet
Charles Prophet
South Side
Mary A. Holly
A.M. Makepeace
J. F. Lawler
M. Courtney
Marion
Phi Delta Kappas
Hattie Baltzell
Elgin
George Street
Sth
Charles Palmer
Charles Barker
William Barker
Frankfort
Christmas eggs spark a southern Indiana farmer’s fortune
In Logansport a Indiana farmer with a knack for speculation bought eggs last spring, rented six cold storage warehouses, and on Christmas day spent half a million dollars on presents and cars. He sold none this year while predicting a hard next year as others buy eggs for storage.
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Indiana
Runaway Pair At The Murdock
Fugitive pair believed to be at large near the Murdock area triggering police lookout and public caution. Local authorities request any tips on sightings or movements of the fugitives and urge residents to stay vigilant.
Deserted husband offers large reward to protect and not punish
Logansport police miss a chance at a $2500 reward if the man registered as Emery Martin at the Murdock hotel Friday night is the fugitive. The couple, said to be Mrs. W. A. Stone and a man named Martin, allegedly fled toward Indianapolis after leaving the city. Stone seeks return of his wife without punishment, offering to help rebuild their life and even a divorce if her lover can provide a name and funds.
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H. Martin
Murdock Hotel
Emery Martin
Logansport
W. A. Stone
Uniontown
Martin
Murdock
Traction Line
Marlin
U. S. Navy
Indianapolis
the Tribune
Stone
Wireless system to replace Western Union telegraph lines
A new eastern wireless system plans to replace wire networks as it starts operations by late 1909. An Aerogram report cites a $500000 order for apparatus to equip stations from Indiana cities like Michigan City and Fort Wayne to eastern hubs, with 100 to 300 mile ranges for most stations and 500 to 3000 mile ranges for long distance units.
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Aerogram
Broadway
New York
United States
Mississippi River
K. W
Pacific Coast
United Wireless Telegraph Company
Indiana
Michigan City
Elkhart
South Bend
Hammond
Gary
Valpariso
Laporte
Goshen
Fort Wayne
Logansport
Kokomo
Muncie
Anderson
Lafayette
Crawfordsville
Indianapolis
Connersville
Columbus
New Albany
Evansille
Vincennes
Terre Haute
Lost and found notices and holiday social notes
A string of small items from a Marion area paper notes lost items including a Scotch collie dog and a ladies gold watch with initials, Christmas visits by local families and friends across Kokomo, Marion, Peru, and Wabash, rental offers, farm queries, and local business promotions.
Partnership Dissolution Notice by Youngker and Bantz
Youngker and Bantz dissolve their partnership. L. M. Bantz will continue the business and pay all bills. all accounts due the firm are payable to L. M. Bantz. They thank customers for patronage and wish a happy prosperous New Year. D. A. Youngker and L. M. Bantz.
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Youngker & Bantz
L. M. Bantz
D. A. Youngker
Church of God South Side installs gasoline lighting plant
The congregation has installed a new gasoline light plant in the church building and activated the lights for the first time Thursday night.
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The
Church of God
Stove sale ends January 1 at Eberlein store
C A Eberlein at 518 Broadway will stop handling stoves and all current stock of heaters and ranges will be sold regardless of cost by January 1. Every stove must be sold no matter the price.
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Cass County Bar
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Telegraph Company
Postal
H. Hankee
Crystal
Oliver
C.hharm
Tribune
B. Christy
Red Key
Albert Fidler
Ft. Wayne
Tritt’s
John McCann
Kewanna
Burlington Avenue
George Custer
J. T. Duckworth
Panama
A. C. Davisson
Rochester
John Ludwig
T. J. Burns
Royal Centre
Mabel
Helen ‘Minneman
Frank Foley
Valparaiso
R. L. Swindler
Washington
William Price
North Dakota
Watts
L. E. Wendover
Springfield
Mags
J. F. Getty
Joe “McNary
Rogers
Wear
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Sleda
W. B. Schwalm
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Logansport Loan CO
Emiire
Furniture
Arthur N. Baker
Optometrist
Geo. L. Richardson
Cass County ‘Loan’ Company
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Stettiner Bldg
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