Proof 9 of circulation from government records
Record shows Tribunes mailed through Logansport post office in April with 8,927 pounds free and 8,212 paid across 40 days. Total mail weight 7,139 pounds. average 274 pounds daily. Nine papers per pound yields 2,466 copies mailed daily. Tribune’s county circulation exceeds all city and county Logansport dailies.
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Logansport
Daily Tribune
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Tribune
Logangport
Flora May Be Unable To Collect Assessments
Flora Indiana town board awarded the street paving contract along the railroad to a Frankfort contractor. Some residents threaten nonpayment of the railroad company assessment. The board also awarded an arch contract to A G Good. Moving picture show planned with Terre Haute participation. Local social notes and replies to departed companion J C Koonsman.
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Flora
Ind
Frankfort
EB. H. Kitzmiller
Delphi
M. Knettle
Logansport
Nora Knettle
Louis Hikenberry
Indianapolis
Ruth Miller
Crawfordsville
Terre Haute
A. G. Good
Town Board
Ladies of
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Christian Aid Society
W. EB. Callane
J. C. Koonsman
Henry Carter
Ed Cline
Roosevelt Popular Idol Draws Wild Enthusiasm at Convention
Demonstrators and local supporters hailed the Roosevelt presence as wire reports and bulletins fed the Tribune office. The crowd roared "four years more" in the hall while enthusiasm spread to admirers outside, creating a striking national convention moment.
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Roosevelt
Camden Briefs Report Local Movements And Events
John Wharton visited Logansport on Wednesday while Lewis Mayne plans a trip to South Carolina. Rufus Wise of Royal Centre visits relatives here. B J Swisher opened a bowling alley south of the Odd Fellows hall. Attorneys Hannah Hall and C R Pollard of Delphi attended to business. Baptist Ladies Mite Society held a noon meeting with a large dinner crowd. O W Wyatt caught a 3 pound 2 ounce fish, largest of Deer Creek season.
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John Wharton
Logansport
Lewis Mayne
South Carolina
Rufus Wise
Royal Centre
B. J. Swisher
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Hannah Hall
C. R. Pollard
Delphi
Baptist Ladies’ Mite Society
O. W. Wyatt
Deer Creek
Miss Grace Young Goes to Anderson Home
Walton notes Grace Young travels to Anderson to live with a cousin. Gertie Bower replaces her at the telephone exchange. Mrs Gummow returns from a visit with her mother and accompanies sister to Chicago en route to Minnesota for marriage and a new home. Reverend Amos Spivey and Mrs Shaffer join Epworth League convention trip to Greentown.
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Anderson
Gertie Bower
Gummow
Glen Rapp
Chicago
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Wm. Amos
Arthur Spivey
Jonathan Shaffer
Greentown
Bride of Murdock and Wise member Wed at 1900 Broadway
The marriage of the firm member Mr. Murdock to the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. YT. R. Sewell was held at 1900 Broadway with only close relatives present. Guests included C. C. Wise and son Eugene, Cleo Tousley, Frank King, and several others from Baltimore and local circles.
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Murdock and Wise
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YT. R. Sewell
C. C. Wise
Eugene
Cleo Tousley
Frank King
Nettie Railsback
Betty Wilson
Dale McKeon
Edith Alexander
Walter Johnson
Fred Murdock
H. S. Murdock
Miss Stone
Mr. Stone
Baltimore
Townships to Receive Tax Apportionment Friday
County officials report townships will receive their tax apportionment on Friday. George Cann the county auditor and Matthew Moroney the county treasurer say state shares from Cass county have been sent after a trip to Indianapolis for tax settlement.
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Matthew Moroney
Indianapolis
Cass County
Royal Centre News Briefs From June 17
Elizabeth Day and Chance Schmidt visited Logansport shopping yesterday. Mrs Chas Beckley accompanied Wm Burton and wife to Pittsburg. Mrs Orpha Wildermuth died at Thornhope from dropsy. funeral at 9:30 tomorrow. James Brook, 82, died from a fall. funeral at 2:30 tomorrow from Felix Kistler home with Rev J J Thompson officiating. Mrs J H Day and children returned from Upland and Marion. Rev Thompson returned from Delphi after a ministerial meeting.
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Royal Centre
Elizabeth Day
Chance Schmidt
Logansport
Chas. EB
Beckley
Wm. Burton
Lucerne
Pittsburg
Orpha Wildermuth
Thornhope
James Brook
Brook
Felix Kistler
J. J. Thompson
J. H. Day
Upland
Marion
Delphi
Youngest Logansport Host Throws 2nd Birthday Party
Walter Bannister aged 2 entertained thirty two young friends at his parents home 1830 Toledo street Logansport yesterday in honor of his second birthday with guests mostly under six years old Mildred Way from Peru attended as an out of town guest.
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Mildred Way
Peru
William Murdock and Miss Sewell Wed in June Nuptials
William O. Murdock and Miss Harriett Sewell were married at the bride’s home 2527 Broadway in a high noon ceremony officiated by Rev. Johnston of Broadway Presbyterian. After luncheon guests observed the couple departed on the 3 o clock Wabash Continental east for Detroit for a ten day wedding trip.
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Harriett Sewell
T. R. Sewell
Broadway
Johnston
Broadway Presbyterian Church
Craig
Humphrey
Hutton
Glass workers camp at Gleitz farm for summer stint
Twenty Vernon Indiana glass workers will pitch camp on the August Gleitz farm down the river starting June 29 and stay until September. A local friend leased the land for their use. The glass blowers are known as royal entertainers and have ample funds for leisure.
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Vernon
Indiana
Gleitz
Local landowner offers line right of way for electric project
J. C. Newer of the South Side has backed his appeal to Washington township voters by offering the Frankfort and Logansport electric line free right of way through his land. The donation is valued at $1,000 and demonstrates his commitment to the project.
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J. C. Newer
South Side
Washington Township
Frankfort
Logansport
Tribune Social and Personal Items Request
The Tribune seeks county and community social and personal news. Notify of visits entertaining guests or any social events by calling 312 to share details while fresh.
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Civil Service Exam Set for City Letter Carriers
William Sharts, secretary of the civil service board, will travel to Rochester on June 20 to conduct a civil service examination for city letter carriers. Free city delivery will begin in Rochester in August.
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William Sharts
Civil Service Board
Rochester
Miss Ida Carhart Injured Picking Cherries
Miss Ida Carhart daughter of Joseph Carhart living two miles south on the Burlington pike fell from a cherry tree Wednesday breaking her wrist. She fell about fifteen feet. Dr. Cady was summoned to set the fracture.
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Ida Carhart
Joseph Carhart
Burlington Pike
Cady
Sunday School Meeting Plans Union Picnic Discussion
Officers and teachers of the Sunday school at Eel River township will meet at Broadway Methodist church Monday evening to discuss the possibility of a union picnic.
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Eel River Township
Broadway Methodist Church
Penmanship Diplomas Issued at St Joseph
Prof A N Palmer issued twenty two diplomas to pupils in penmanship at St Josephs school. Commercial course graduates include John Ahlmer Robert Sturkin Florence Schnitz Clara Baker and others. Eighth grade graduates include Carl Kirgher Carl Wecht William Fromeyer and Florence Fettig. Pupils of St Bridgets school enjoyed a picnic at Spencer park with a literary program at the school.
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St. Josephs Schol
John Ahlmer
Robert Sturkin
Florence Schnitz
Clara Baker
M Mrguerite Hartz
Eleanor Bauer
Dora Schrader
Beatrice Bauer
Katie, Porter
Marie Mucker
Florence Sauers
Margaret Baker
Eleanor Sauers
Carl Kirgher
Carl Wecht
William Fromeyer
John Tussing
Florence Fettig
Marie Rees
Margaret Fettig
Louise Rothermel
Lorena Miller
Coletta Garnatt
Genevieve Garnatt
St. Bridgets School
Spencer Park
Petition for Bankruptcy Discharge of Riley L. Rees
The court orders a hearing on June 30 1908 at Indianapolis to determine if Riley L. Rees may be discharged from bankruptcy. Known creditors will be notified by mail, and they may appear to show cause why the discharge should not be granted. Judge Albert B. Anderson presiding.
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Indiana
A. D
Indianapolis
Logansport
Noble C. Butler
City Offices Close During Funeral of Mrs Lewis
City offices closed yesterday afternoon for the funeral of Mrs. Lewis wife of Allen Lewis a member of the board of works. Many city officials attended the service.
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Lewis
Allen Lewis
Board of Works
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