Republican Convention Set For Deer Creek Township
The Deer Creek Republicans meet at Center school house on Tuesday July 28 at 7 30 p m to name county delegates and nominate a trustee and assessor. Tipton township Republicans vote Saturday June 27 at 2 p m in Walton to nominate a trustee assessor two constables and two justices of the peace. Committeemen H O Flock Frank Jack Jas Campbell Jr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Center
Tipton Township
Walton
H. O. Flock
Fraternal Meetings and Decoration Service Announced
Lodges Canton Logansport and Logan Lodge 233 announce a Sunday June 21 gathering at 1 PM in fatigue uniform for the decoration of deceased brothers. Rebekahs attend at the cemetery for music. U R K of P members of Logan Co No 26 meet at the armory at 1 30 PM Sunday by Captain Harry Fidler.
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Canton
Logansport
P. M
W. C. Goldsberry
Rebekahs
Logan Co. No. 26
U.R. K
Harry Fidler
Local Brevities and Notices From Marion Tribune
Community briefs list social visits and travel from Marion including visits by Bob Butler and Roxie Bell, rental and sale notices for properties and furniture, a missing bracelet reward, and upcoming Crystal theatre events. Local residents, addresses, and interactions feature across multiple small items.
Aspirants Rally Behind National Ticket in County Race
Republicans express satisfaction with the national ticket and anticipate a large field of county aspirants at Cass County convention. Early announcements include Frank J. Berndt and Calvin P. Heck for clerk, Sam Mellinger for sheriff, Harry Bell for surveyor, Geo. Cogley for treasurer, and I N Watkins with E W Anderson for Eel township trustee. Several more candidates expected, with contests likely for clerk and sheriff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cass County
Frank J. Berndt
Calvin P. Heck
Sam Mellinger
Harry Bell
Geo. Cogley
I. N. Watkins
E. W. Anderson
Eel Township
Local Notices and Visiting Announcements in Russiaville and Nearby
Mrs. Flora T. Neff and cousin Elihu Hobbs visit Russiaville. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Curtis of Indianapolis stay with Mrs. Ruth in Walton. Dr. Ireland dentist in Winfield announces contact. Mrs. Frank Noel mourns her sister Mrs. John Dill of Decatur. L. P. Reinhardt piano tuner advertises. Dinner course priced at 35 cents at Dunn Hotel.
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L. P. Reinhardt
Dunn Hotel
Flora T. Neff
Elihu Hobbs
Russiaville
Ireland
Winfield Bik
Frank Noel
John Dill
Decatur
Bert Curtis
Indianapolis
Sam Ruth
Walton
Otto Shoe and Clothing Co Sells Stock in Eight Lots
The stock is divided into eight lots priced at 59c 69c 79c 89c 98c 1.19 1.48 and 1.98, representing one fourth to one third of the original value.
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Otto Shoe and Clothing Company
Childs
Byers Wins Foot Race On Fifteenth Street
J. A. Byers and Hobbies Rose raced last evening on Fifteenth street with Byers winning by a few feet. The two are slated to run a mile race at the park this morning under the terms of a five dollar bet.
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J. A. Byers
Rose
Fifteenth Street
Byers
For Rent Bargain on West Wabash Avenue House
A six room house on West Wabash avenue is offered for rent at seven dollars fifty cents per month. Contact George W. Seybold for details.
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Wabash Avenue
George W. Seybold
Dinner and social notices from Turkey Exchange Cafe page
Local items note a Dinner at the Exchange Cafe today and requests to buy a wheel at F M care Tribune. Several travelers and locals are mentioned including Frank Wall travelling to Moline due to his mother’s illness, and Mrs Reed’s satisfactory post operative status in Indianapolis.
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the Crystal
Turkey
Exchange Cafe
F. M
Care Tribune
Frank Wall
Moline
J. H. Reed
Indianapolis
Ethel Richardson
Indiana University
Pleasant Hill
Canal Street
Lindley R. Sutton
Louis Brown
Frank Wipperman
F. A. Edwards
Kansas
Tritt
Harry Rodefer
Omaha
Geo. W. Rodefer
George T. Newhall
Cleveland
Miss Tipton
East Broadway
6Th Street
Margaret Anderson
Washington, D. C
George Bates
Miami Avenue
H.R. DePoy
Chicago
Winamac
Kewanna
That Burning Question Answered by Calling Ed Leonard
A cryptic note states the burning question is answered by contacting Ed Leonard for coal coke and wood at 1632.
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Leanard
Ungentlemanly Monday Sale Items Cited
A damaged line lists prices for gloves ribbons and dress goods but vows the item will not be held Monday. The fragment references 5000 quantity and various prices including 2.00 1.50 0.25 0.75 and 0.39 in unclear context.
Local Notes and Advertisements Highlight Bargains and Visits
Miss Johanna Jones of Danville visits cousin Fred Getty and Charlotte Grace while deposit savings with the Loan & Trust Co. Grand End Sale at Mill and Factory. J Fenimore and wife en route to Danville Il. Klepinger family reunion at Spencer parks with about one hundred members. Obituary note: George W. Bush, formerly of this city, dies in South Chicago.
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Johanna Jones
Danville
Fred
Elvina Getty
Charlotte Grace
Loan & Trust Company
J. Fenimore
Howard
Tipton
South
Chicago
George .W. Bush
May Settlement Report Shows Tax Distribution Totals
County Auditor Cann and deputies completed the May tax distribution report. Payments will be issued July 1 to township trustees and town boards presidents. City shares include Logansport school funds and various townships with detailed amounts listed, plus liquor license revenue and state reports for public instruction.
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Cann
Walton
Royal Center
Galveston
YMCA Boys Likely Not to Participate in Fourth Festivities
Indications suggest YMCA boys will not join park events on July Fourth as Friday’s meeting lacked sufficient members to plan track activities and the events may be cancelled.
Embroidery and Ribbon Prices From An Old Catalog
A fragmentary listing shows embroidery items priced from 10 to 75 cents and ribbons in multiple colors and widths. The garbled text includes per yard lace prices and a stray line of numbers and letters that resemble catalog codes or misread notes.
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Fleck
Turman
Deer Creek
Republicans
Sessor
Frank Jack, Jas. Campbell, JR
Rebekah
Logan Lodge
Spear St
Broadway
Midh. Avenue
A. H. Smith
Joseph Guthrie
Lake Maxinkuckee
Monogram L. W
Tribune
Bob Butler
The
Marion
Roxie Bell
McCarthy Street
Everett Bell
Lincoln
James G. Boyer
de Pauw University
J. G. Thomas
C. B. Brown
Mason City
Iowa
J. C. Allman
Market Street
Loan & Trust Co
Jennie Talbot
Terre Haute
R. H. Simpson
Twelfth Street
Jessie Ferguson
Warsaw
Lee Levi
Peru
City
C. W. Buchanan
Geo. W. Miller
R. M. Miller
Michigan Avenue
John Day
Alice Osman
Ed Osman
Burnettsville
Paul Osman
J. C. Small
E. B. Graves
White County
Slate Klin
E R. R
C. D. Billman
East High Street
John F. Kiefer
Theresa Renner
Collinville
Ida Schelanker
Ilinois
Wm. Moorman
H. S. Coats
Hazel
Crystal Theatre
New York City
Columbia Shoe Stock
Michigan Ave
John F. Kohl
Muncie
St. Bridgets Church
Lafayette
Myers
Newport
H. E. Simmons
Milo Crammer
Frances L. Ross
Simms
P. O'Brien
J. L. Hudson
Kansas City
Wood Hart
Hart
Carl
John Leonard
Axminster
Oriental Madras
Lonsdale
Schmitt-Kloepfer Co
Tritt’s
the Loan & Trust’ Co
Adams
Boone
Harrison
Bethlehem
Jefferson
Noble
Clay
Miami
Eel
Clinton
Washington
Jackson
Turnpike Fund
State Superintendent of Public
Congressional School Fund
M. C A
India
Eastman
Saseese
Awnear
Eac
Iment Agenes
Evreereaeres
Lingeayiansee
Lisle
Stacie Eden
Wee Eee
Aeen Snaeneeesneasea
4Th Street
Logansport, Ind
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