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Newspaper
Logansport Daily Tribune
Location
Logansport, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1908
Page
2
Hoffman and Moss Transfer and Storage Co advertises household goods safes and piano moving as a specialty. Storage rooms are new and clean at 519 Market Street replacing 500 High Res. Contact phones 1636 storage house and 74.
The Van Dyke and Eaton Company presents Lost in New York at the Nelson theater with matinee and night showings Friday January 31. The production recreates New York scenes including Blackwell's Island and Madison Square Garden and promises rare enjoyment with a 25 cent adult matinee and 10 cent children tickets.
Chicago association of commerce announces a February 3 meeting in Washington by a large industrial committee to press tariff revision free of political interference. The plan calls for a nonpartisan panel of experts to study inequitable schedules and report to Congress with bipartisan support.
Associated Press report from Grand Forks notes that the Democratic state committee of North Dakota today decided that the party would delay a key decision, with no immediate proclamation issued and further meetings anticipated.
The convention will meet in Grand Forks on March 25 to elect delegates to the national convention. The committee favors the nomination of William J. Bryan for president and Governor Johnson of Minnesota for vice president.
Ex soldiers sailors and widows in this county plan to file for the Flathead Indian reservation lottery likely in late spring or summer. The government auction offers land at a small price, about 25 dollars per acre, with representation by an agent available. Harry Ward returns from Indianapolis to city after visit with Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Bruhn.
Bunster the car repairer was injured after slipping from a car on the Panhanate repair track and may be laid up for over a month. Ice companies at Lake Maxinkuckee hustled to stock 500 cars for Frankfort delivery as cold helps harvest.
The Union Central exhibit car at the Wabash depot will stay until company officials arrive. It showcases 387 varieties of produce from a 20 acre East Texas tract in the peach, fruit and truck belt. Since its arrival, about 300 ten acre tracts have sold in Logansport and nearby, with plans to sell in Irondale area once the roadfront sales lineup expands. Jack W. Johnson and C. M. Cordell promote the land and urge immediate participation.
Bridge City lodge No 305 and Apollo lodge plan a special meeting tonight to organize attendance at the funeral of Brother Gibbs.
Dr. Thomas B. Eastman of Indianapolis passed through the city yesterday while en route home from South Bend where he delivered a lecture on Tuesday.
Mrs Martha L Riley and family move from Olu Miami avenue to a new residence at 29 Eel river avenue in their local community.
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