Bob Murray Goes Hunting on Plank and Dowling Farm
Electrician Bob Murray hunted Monday thirteen miles northwest of the city on the farm of Walter Plank and Robert Dowling. He came by auto at their invitation, both former Logansport boys now prosperous farmers. Murray returned with several squirrels and two spring fry, donated by his hosts.
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Bob Murray
Walter Plank
Robert Dowling
Plank
Dowling
Logansport
Murray
Deaths and Funerals of Englebrecht Churchman Gepinger Wandrei
Mary Englebrecht wife of Prof. H W Englebrecht dies at 110 Pawnee street aged 61 with eight children surviving. Funeral Friday at 2 from home and 2 30 from German Lutheran church. Charles H Church dies at East Broadway age 71 with wife and two daughters surviving. Elks likely to conduct service. Lewis Gepinger funeral held yesterday under Women of the World auspices with Mount Hope burial. Mrs Julius Wandrei funeral today at 2 from residence 116 Martlett street and 2 30 from the German Lutheran church.
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Englebrecht
Mary
H. W. Englebrecht
Pawnee Street
German Lutheran Church
Charles H. Church
City
East Broadway
H. D. Williamsson
B. B. Johnson
Louisville
Mount Hope
Julius
Wandrei
Martlett Street
Steuhm
Hog Market Bulls Drive Prices Toward Seven Dollars
Market gains point to a possible $7.00 hog price as demand tightens and June runs fall short. Packings push prices to $6.75 in Chicago with outlook for higher levels amid bullish sentiment among hog growers and strong hog meat demand.
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Chicago
Corn
The Fashionable Hat and The Pretty Flower Girl at Ark
At the Ark an unusually fine set of films is shown today and tomorrow The Fashionable Hat and The Pretty Flower Girl Miss Florence Murphy will sing the illustrated song Tonight Sweetheart Tonight New management has boosted attendance and Mr W H Lindsay earned praise for offering a big show for five cents to patrons.
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Florence Murphy
W H. Lindsay
Pheasants Multiply At Jefferson Township Preserve
Mongolian pheasants stocked in the Jefferson township game preserve have begun breeding. Residents report a brood of fifteen and nests with ten to fourteen eggs each. Birds were found in fields near the woods and near the preserve boundary. Officials expect two or three flocks by season end and plan another shipment from the state next spring.
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Jefferson Township
Local notes and society items from Cass County
Mrs Elizabeth Minnick remodels her residence and the Lutheran Ladies Aid plans a market at Kepner s grocery Saturday at 10. Miss Myrtle Shope visits Pendleton guest of Miss Belle Stevens. Shope sisters go to Buffalo and Niagara Falls. DeHaven family hosts relatives. new meat market fixtures cost over $1600 with a three month refrigerator to serve Cass Howard and Miami counties. They will deliver meats and have Beeves and hogs. Hubler boys, trained in butchery, serve the community. W O Robinson family spent Sunday near Logansport. Alzina Saylors visiting Geetingsville. Klepper couple at Anderson. Bugker Hill contest draws Galveston turnout. Mabel Zehring wins whistling, Beatrice Fickle places second in potato race, Eva Graves second in cake contest. Grace Haisley and son Everit visit Richmond. Judge Never of Logansport guests of Uncle Jack Martin. Dorothy Stone marries Vern Stillwell in Grand Rapids. she is John Stone’s niece. Roxie Leasure and Lizzie Leasure visit Kingston Ohio. Maud and Lizzie Leasure with Logansport folk. Mrs Grace Kepner visiting West Middleton. Ernest Endicott in South Bend. Rev Sickafoose called to Frankfort for funeral. his wife accompanies him. Dr J L Puckett of Kokomo visits Mrs John Pearcy, ill. Universalist church lawn social at Rev Beckett s home Saturday evening. Mrs Bell Whitesides visits Rockfield to see her dangerously ill father.
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Elizabeth Minnick
Ladies’ Aid Society of the
Lutheran Church
Kepner's
Myrtle Shope
Pendelton
Belle Stevens
Lora
Clare Shope
Buffalo
Niagara Falls
Ambrose DeHaven
Deacon
Kitchell
Edith Dutchess
Amoss
Cass
Howard
Miami
W. O. Robinson
Logansport
Alzina Saylors
Geetingsville
David Klepper
Anderson
Galveston
Bugker Hill
Mabel Zehring
Beatrice Fickle
Eva Graves
Grace Haisley
Everit
Richmond
Geo. Gates
James Never
Jack Martin
Dorothy Stone
James Stone
Vern. Stillwell
Grand Rapids
Mich
Miss Stone
John Stone
Roxie Leasure
Kingston
Ohio
Maud
Lizzie Leasure
Harry Belk
Grace Kepner
West Middleton
Ernest Endicott
South Bend
Sickafoose
Frankfort
J. L. Puckett
Kokom
John Pearcy
Universalist Church
Beckett
Flora News Highlights From Car roll County
Flora July 7. The parents of Mrs. W. G. Richards Altamont Sr visit this week. Mrs. William Canter returns from Walton. The town board orders Marshal McCormick to clear streets and sidewalks within two days or seize and sell obstacles as junk. Harry Spitler to Indianapolis. John Cripe in Indianapolis. John Quinn Darwin in town. Voorhees Bros move to Miller store room.
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William Canter
Walton
Marshal McCormick
Harry Spitler
Indianapolis
John Cripe
John Quinn
Darwin
Voorhees Bros
Miller
Hubier Bros to Open New Bevington Block Meat Market
Special to the Tribune Galveston reports Hubier Bros announce opening of a new meat market in the Bevington block set for Thursday. The event marks the debut of their expanded butcher shop in Galveston.
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Hubier Bros
Bevington
Peerless Leader Busy on Nebraska Farm as Denver Prep Goes On
Special wire from Fairview reports William Jennings Bryan active at his Nebraska farm on July 7. He handles telegraph replies while watching Denver convention bulletins, tends alfalfa with Patrick Ryan, and awaits a rainfall to decide harvest timing. A Texas guadaloupe watermelon shipment to Fairview forecasts political victory symbolism. The letter from Dr. J. H. Vaughan notes eight admirers joining in shipping the melon.
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Denver
Bryan
Patrick Ryan
Seguin
Texas
Fairview
J. H. Vaughan
Vaughan
City Board Of Works Seeks Coal Bid For Next Winter
The board advertised for bids on hard coal for city buildings with bids opening July 28. The average yearly coal usage is fifty tons. City Engineer John Schmidt proposed a grade alley plan from Twenty second to Twenty third street between North and High. Linden avenue residents petitioned to finish the sidewalk between Eighteenth and Nineteenth streets. Officials approved engineer, street park, board of works and sewer department claims. Broadway improvements used 518.35 dollars of crushed stone and 207.42 dollars for placement. 175 loads of gravel and 100 loads of sand cost 17.50 and 15 dollars respectively. Rodney Strain and Judge D B McConnell pressed for funds to care for sixty two neglected veteran graves.
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Board of Works
John Schmidt
Twenty-second Street
Twenty Third Stret
A. B. Wolf
Linden Avenue
Street Park
Board of Works and Sewer
Broadway
Rodney Strain
D. B. McConnell
Nelson and Gans Eye Labor Day Fight for $30000
Battling Nelson agreed to a Labor Day bout in Ely Nevada with Sam Gans for a $30000 purse offered by Tex Rickard. Nelson as champion asks $25000, Gans wants $10000. Gans may cancel a Europe sparring trip if the match happens. otherwise Nelson plans two more bouts before retirement against Welsh and Packy McFarland.
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San Francisco
Nelson
Gans
Ely
Nev
Tex Rickard
Europe
Dane
Adam Ryan
Packy McFarland
Packy
Loganport girl entertained at Democratic convention dinner
Frank Kistler and wife were guests at a dinner in Denver during the Democratic National convention. They were entertained by Mr. and Mrs. Dean, the latter formerly Miss Rae Willits of Loganport, who now resides in Denver after her marriage.
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Frank Kistler
Dean
Willets
Denver
Rae
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I. H. Englebrecht
New York
L. H. Ruiiman
Louisville, Ky
F. J. Baade
James I. Barnes
Louise, Katherine
Ella and
William
Dearborn
Sixth St
Sixth. Street
Neeson White
Tribune
Bell Whitesides
Rockfield
Carroll County
the Tribune
Flora
W. G. Richards
Altamont, Sr
Jackson Township
Nebraska
Associated Press
Fairview, Lincoln, Neb
Mr. Bryan
Ing
Bat Nelson
Will
Oxfords
Fourth Street
J. C. Bridge
Pearl St
Columbia Catering Co. Elks' Building
J.D. Taylor
Samuel Eden
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