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Newspaper
Logansport Daily Tribune
Location
Logansport, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1908
Page
7
An advertisement touts precise cleaning and dyeing services. The shop offers cleaning for hats ribbons parasols plumes and similar items without harming delicate fabrics. It claims the only genuine French day cleaning in the city at 218 6th Street phone 581.
Record of Tribunes mailed through Logansport post office in April shows the paper leading in volume with the highest mailed totals. The listing covers cattle and hog prices, weights from 700 to 1,300 pounds, and ranges for heifers cows bulls and calves. Chicago market figures note hogs advancing ten cents with cattle receipts still light.
Estimated receipts of cattle hogs and sheep at major markets across Chicago Omaha St Louis St Joseph Sioux City St Paul Pittsburg Buffalo and 18 other markets totaled 52 300 cattle 23 000 hogs and 9 550 sheep with notable regional totals listed. The figures show market activity across multiple cities with totals at year end.
Indiana market notes hog receipts 11,000 and cattle 1,800 with prices mixed. Hogs rose to 5.65 for top grades while light stock weak. Cattle prices gained 10-15 cents for good to choice. calves fell 25 cents. sheep and lambs declined about 25 cents with spring lambs at 6.50, clipped lambs at 5.00, and clipped sheep at 4.00. Markets expected follow-through as Kansas City flood subsides and packers move in.
A compilation of livestock and produce quotes from Loganport Union Stock Yards, McCaffrey Co, Foley Co, Stuart & Smith, F. W. Kinney, Galveston Grain Co, L. E. Millar, W. G. Sweet, Bishop Elevator, and W. C. Richard & Co. includes hogs, steers, heifers, cows, calves, sheep, wool, poultry, and grains with price ranges and daily corrections. Also Camden Markets lists corn wheat oats butter eggs lard and chicken prices.
Wheat No 3 96 cents to 1 03 No 2 red 9147 9214c Corn No 2 68 42c No 2 yellow 72 738c Oats No 2 62c No 2 white 51 percent Eggs 144 4 1614c Butter Creameries 19 23c dairies 17 21c
Buffalo market report shows hogs receipts 6000 with medium and heavy at 5.90 to 5.95 and 5.50 to 5.90 for Yorkers. Pigs 5.15 to 5.25. Sheep and lambs receipts 1500 with top lambs at 6.25. Cattle prices steady.
Fresh reports of crop damage due to wet weather and insects gave support to the wheat market with July delivery closing up 1? per cent. Corn and oats moved little while provisions steadied. News about the growing American crop offset weakness abroad, with damage most noted in Illinois and Missouri.
An ex thief travels to Siberia and Jerusalem seeking penance. On his deathbed a beggar strikes him. asked to name the culprit he answers that all are criminals, urging forgiveness and accepting his own guilt. The tale ends with a plea for mercy.
LOGANSPORT GRAIN MARKET corrected daily by Richey Elevator Co Wheat 82c new yellow corn 92c white and mixed 90c oats 44c Timothy hay 7.50 8.50. McCormick Richardson pay wool 16c per lb. LOGANSPORT STOCK MARKET corrected daily by W C Routh &
Special tickets good on trains leaving Logansport at 5 00 5 45 7 00 and 9 00 a m without excess No cash on cars except full fare No baggage checked on special tickets Visit the soldiers and sailors monument state house new S O O F building Masonic Temple federal building and White City amusement park Enjoy ten acre sea water pool and ample car service Information from Indiana Union Traction Company local agent
In 1773 the Paris public believed Lalande had predicted Earth's destruction prompting widespread panic. Police ordered publication to reassure the public mind, yet many felt the paper had been toned down and comet fears persisted for a quarter century.
The article notes that last year 42 women and 16 men died in the United Kingdom aged over a century, with higher female longevity over the decade. It cites Irish cases Bridget Danaher 112, Mary O Hara 110, Mrs Sarah Egan 107, and Bridget Somers 114, and claims Ireland has more than 500 centenarians while Britain totals 192.
A Kansas City Times report says a woman told Justice Miller's court clerk Clem Ehlinger she wanted him to come to her house to arrest her husband after he and a coworker got drunk the previous day, hit his boss, and were fired.
The piece recalls a false rumor that a non eminent Italian astronomer warned of planetary havoc from a comet. It links the incident to Joseph Jerome Lafrancais de Lalande who argued with Newton that Earth‑comet collision is highly improbable and notes a French academy paper plan.
A man admits killing a cat and the woman seeking help leaves with an address. Mr. Ehlinger says he cannot arrest for cat killing but suggests a way to obtain another cat, and the woman departs after taking the address.
The fragment lists numbers such as 8.40 11.55 11.90 20 8.20 1715 17.65 18.85 33.00 without context. No names dates or places are present to identify entities or a clear event.
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