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Newspaper
Logansport Daily Tribune
Location
Logansport, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1908
Page
9
Short notices list dining at Tritt's and Dunn Hotel, dentist Dr Ireland in Winfield Elk., births in Anoka, farm ad for Frese milch cows, visits by Isaac Shaffer and Winifred Beaven, a wedding in Danville, Phillip Rosenthal in town, and fresh produce prices from McCaffrey and Traut.</s>
Every express brings new tans to the Otto shoe store as it promotes its most complete stock.
An urging piece stresses buying Logansport cigars to support local workers. It notes 350 home people depend on the trade, 75 cigar makers, 15 bosses, and 11 factories, all cigars bearing the union label for quality. Readers are asked to favor Logansport brands to grow shops and good jobs locally.
Mrs. Benjamin announces moving to 416 Market Street by Monday morning and demands all hats be cleared from the present location by Saturday evening. Prices will be cut to pass savings to customers, encouraging early arrival.
Local items include Miss Etta McIntire visiting Rochester, birth of a son to Mr and Mrs Daniel Fistee, Elberta peaches at 20c a dozen via McCaffrey, and a room for rent. Also ads for dyeing leather and fabrics, lunches at two eateries, and a June 13 card social in Ben Hur hall by Logansport Lodge K and L of H.
Helvie and Sellers advertise straightforward shopping with plain figure pricing guaranteed quality clothing and no misrepresentation in ads. Home of Good Clothes promotes reliable value and reputable selection.
Lodges Nos. 20 and 612 B L E Nos. 52 and 53 B L F and E No 109 B of R T and Division No 110 ORC invite members to meet Sunday afternoon on 14th inst at 1 45 PM at their halls and assemble on 4th St North of Broadway for a Railroad Day parade followed by memorial exercises at Ellis Hall at 3:00 PM all railroad groups auxiliaries families and the public invited and encouraged to attend. F C Murphy Marshall
Otto proclaims ten cases feature new tricks and shapes from a celebrated Bostonian factory with no fancy prices.
Tipton township Republicans set a convention for Saturday June 27 at 2 o'clock in Walton to nominate a trustee assessor two constables and two justices of the peace. Committee members H O Flook Frank Jack and Jas Campbell Jr announce the event.
Otto Shoe Co showcases patent Theo Gibson Pump Ties and 3-strap slippers with bows. Also offered are patent foot form Oxfords. 3,000 fresh carnations priced at 25 cents a dozen go on sale Saturday at Tritts Drug Store.
The note suggests contacting Ed F. Leanard number 1632 for coal coke and wood supplies addressing a burning question.
Cobs for sale phones listed as 180. Fancy cherries priced at 5c per quart. Mrs James P Martin of 1214 East Broadway travels to Lafayette to visit Frank Crockett and family. Mrs Henry Garritson returns home to Logansport after visiting Mrs Hugh Reaor. Miss Lucreta Crumm departs to Cedar Rapids Iowa to teach at Colorado College. New June millinery shipment on sale at reduced prices Thursday through Saturday.
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