Local notices advertise goods and services for sale and entertainment
Local brief lists offerings from Brevities Co J Panton dry wood and cobs for sale to Eclipse theatre ads at Crystal Theatre promising cheap show tickets and Nutri Meal flour. Also general goods for sale, rooms for rent, Dr Ballard contact, Island Market, matinee pricing, and a bookkeeper seek. Logistic notes urge savings habit via Logansport Loan & Trust Co.
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Crystal Theatre
G. H. Estabrook
M. W., Tribune
Logans‘port Loan & Trust Co
Local ads showcase candles prices and community notices
A bustling slate of ads and notices includes handmade pure wax candles at 35c per pound from McCaffrey, fancy naval oranges and carnations at local drug stores, a masquerade carnival and pig chase at the rink, real estate and loan offers, travel promos, and several residents visiting or returning home. Community news covers anniversaries, funerals, and local business updates.
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McCaffrey
J. F. Schuler
Kokomo
Time of Year Brings Road Work and Liquor License Talks
Time of year arrives for starting work on new gravel roads with contracts let and bond sales expected. Anti-Saloon League says no remonstrances will be filed while saloon keepers hope to avoid withdrawals. commissioners anticipate smooth bond disposal and continued ordinary duties ahead. In some counties past pond bids failed, but conditions improve for future bids.
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Clarence Dunlap
W. H. Brown
Indianapolis
Willis Allen
Kansas City
Charles Riley
New York
City
Gray
West Market Street
Joe McNary
Anti-Saloon League
Real Polo to Return Next Season in West Revival
Logansport polo fans may see the old polo players return as Ben Larrimer, manager of Marion, says the game will be revived with representation from former league cities. The Logansport team, composed of locals, has boosted Marion to disband their current squad, while the locals prepare to play Summitville later this week.
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Logansport
Ben Larrimer
Marion
Joe Fox
Marion Bunch
Larrimer
Summitville
Scrub basketball game without a kept score
The boys' high school team and part of the Junior Y M C A basketball squad played a scrub game in the gym last evening. Scores were not kept due to the many points by both sides, but the effort showed strong teamwork and promise for future games.
Correction on Wabash trackman chase report
City papers misreported that Thomas Jackson a Wabash trackman on Burlington avenue chased his small son with a butcher knife. The son is twenty year old Charles Miller a stepson who has relied on Jackson for support this past winter and is not fond of work.
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Thomas Jackson
Burlington, Avenue
Charles Miller
Jackson
Miller
Sixty Men Return to Work at Logansport Basket Works
Sixty men resumed work at the Logansport Basket Works on Monday after a brief idle period. The plant closed for a midwinter vacation, not due to financial troubles, and operations restarted as normal.
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Logansport Basket Works
Salvation Army plans junk collection to aid the poor
The Salvation Army will collect junk across the city to sell to junk dealers. Beginning Thursday, volunteers will gather items. Captain James is to be notified at phone 1373. Several men will be employed to collect and sell the junk to fund wages and relief for others.
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Salvation Army
James
Turley Case Opens in Circuit Court Amid Bitter Fight
State ex rel. vs Leroy Turley opened in the circuit court with heavy contention. Prosecution from Delphi and local prosecutors present. Miss Garrison claims a Galveston meeting in 1906. defense contends she was not there. Administrator Hildebrandt appointed for Napoleon Thomas estate. Blake case continued. Will of Burrough Westlake probated naming Thomas H. Wilson Jr as administrator. Estate valued around 1500 dollars. No further state cases this term. Rose Blake case postponed to next term.
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Leroy Turley
Bessie Garrison
Miss Garrison
Charles Pollard
Delphi
O’rear
Custer
Fansler
Turley
Galveston
Hildebrandt
J. J. Hildebrandt
Napoleon Thomas
Blake
Rose Blake
Burrough Watson Westlake
Mary E. McCarty
Thomas H. Wilson, Jr
Elizabeth Wilson
Joseph Wilson
Dorothy D. Wilson
Thomas H. Wilson
Doctors Meet Thursday in Library Hall Cass County
The Cass County Medical Association calls a regular meeting in Library Hall tomorrow evening with strong attendance expected. Topics include Acute Rheumatism Pathology Clinical History led by Joseph Rubsam and Acute Rheumatism Complications Treatment led by John Bradfield.
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Cass County Medical Association
Joseph Rubsam
John Bradfield
Drowley Sentenced to Four Months for Assault at Delphi
William H. Drowley was sentenced by Judge Wasson in Delphi circuit court to four months in jail for assault and battery. A defense motion for a new trial was dismissed as moot since a grant would delay the case into April, by which time Drowley would near completion of his sentence. Carl Wiler remains confined at home due to illness.
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William H. Drowley
Delphi
Wasson
Crowley
Mammoth Bronze breeding toms top state performance
Marion Casebeer of New Waverly reports record quality with mammoth bronze breeding toms described as unmatched in the state. The note highlights superior stock and local breeder pride.
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Marion Casebeer
New ’Waverly
Saloonkeeper Seeks Divorce Over Wife’s Night Absences
William H. Blackburn, a Market Street saloonist, sues Emma Blackburn for divorce alleging she left at night and did not return until morning, leaving him to care for a child from her prior marriage. He contends she frequented disreputable places and resisted reform. Complaint filed by Kistler & Kistler.
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William H. Blackburn
Emma
Market Street
Kistler
Carnation Day Honors Martyred President McKinley
Today observances mark Carnation Day with florists reporting strong orders for the flower once favored by McKinley. Established January 29, 1903, the day is promoted by the Carnation League urging renewed citizenship and reflection on national days.
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League
Peirce's Rio Coffee Offers Free Stereoscope Views
A one pound package of Peirce's Golden Rio coffee includes a free crystal lens stereoscope. View scenes from around the world. earn ten wrappers and 25 cents to obtain the prepaid mail order item. Durham Coffee and Spice Mills announces this offer from Lafayette Indiana.
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Peirce
Durham Coffee and Spice Mills
Lafayette
Ind
Glean Politics in Grant County Delegates Money
The Grant county Republican central committee adopted resolutions barring any candidate who uses money to secure nomination from appearing on the ticket. The action may be echoed by the county committee in related districts regarding delegate selection and funding practices.
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Republican Central Committee
Grant County
Central Committee
Municipal bonds offer strong safety and solid yields
High grade municipal bonds promise 4 14 to 5 percent interest and are described as nearly as safe as government securities by George B. Forgy. The note highlights the reputation of these bonds for safety and steady income.
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George B
Coal seller offers three guarantees on price quality and weight
A local coal dealer advertises three guarantees covering price quality and weight for buyers. Contact John Hedde at phone 1700 for details.
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John Hedde
Union Central exhibit car in Logansport sale pitch
The Union Central exhibit car remains at the Wabash depot until company officials arrive. It touts 387 varieties from a 20 acre East Texas tract and has sold nearly 300 ten acre tracts in Logansport. The campaign targets Irondale area lands sold across multiple Indiana cities with GM Jack W Johnson and agent C M Cordell promoting rapid purchase.
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Wabash
East Texas
Logansport
Irondale
Union Central Railroad
Lafayette
Kokomo
Marion
Land and Immigration Department
C. M. Cordell
Paroled man Corban Adams Returned to Longcliff
Corban Adams, recently released on parole from Longcliff, was taken back to the institution yesterday after becoming troublesome to his wife and family. A library rush occurred Saturday as 322 books were borrowed due to the arrival of new fiction books.
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Corban Adams
Longcliff
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Dunn Hotel
Hines & Sons
L. F. Hines
Wm. Steinhart
Race St
Texas
Union
Union Restaurant
Tlome
Mrs
E. B. M'Connell
Broadway
A. L. Jones
J. Panton
G. W. Palmer
Eclipse
Foley Co
Nellie
Cox
Foley
Bee Hive
Beaumont
Naval
Tritt’s Drug Store
Santos Coffee
Wiler & Wise, Inc
E. B. McConnell
Baltimore, Md
Ridenour’s
Fourth Street
Wallace Watson
Purdue
J. van Buskirk
Florida
L. White
Spear St. Res
George Hacker
Huntington
Addie Younce
Sam Helvie
Ed Sellers
Peru
Mary McHale
Joliet, IH
Lillian Tanguy
A. Beechman
The
Golden Rule
Logditsport Lond & Trust Co
Christian O'Brien
John O’brien
Wiler & Wise
Inc
J. A. Hankee
Helen
J. D. Hite
Loan & Trust Co
Dan Watts
Winchester
Ohio
Watts
William Game
Ida Red
Hilltop
Tribune
Judge Dykeman
John Tam
Idaville
Temperance People
Real Polo
Salvation ‘Army
CASE
Young America
Drowley
Carl Wiler
President McKinley
Grant
Earth
Logansport Harness CO
North & 6Th Sts
Logansport Carriage Works
Burlington Ave
John Mehaffie
Fifth Street
Hooley & Tucker
Cass County Loan CO
Stettiner
J. F. Murdock
Union Central
Union Central Railroad Company
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