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Newspaper
Logansport Daily Tribune
Location
Logansport, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1908
Page
8
Rural Carrier Examination to Form Eligible List
An exam for rural carriers will be held in this city on July 18 to establish an eligible list for future vacancies. Applicants must reside in the service area, be 17 to 55, physically able, and not have disqualifying conduct. Applications filed with the Civil Service Commission in Washington and at the local post office. Postmaster Johnson offers details. store ad follows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Civil Service Commission
Washington, D. C
Johnson
Local Brevities Include Sales and Notices
Small ads report piano tuner L P Reinhardt for sale items, loans, and a stove. Notices of lost items, shelf goods at Graves Broadway for Fourth fireworks, and rentals. Several calls to contact 210 Michigan Ave and 1166 for rewards or inquiries.
WM. BANTA BEGINS TODAY
John Shuey of Cragun farm near the city starts cutting a mature wheat field in the county with expected above normal yield. William Banta of Jefferson township plans to begin cutting today as wheat ripens rapidly. Most county crops are believed to be well above average due to favorable weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Shuey
Cragun
Shuey
William Banta
Jefferson Township
Banta
Local Brevities Highlight Visits and Social Gatherings
Miss Grace More visits Miss Mary Simpson at 1100 Spear Street. Dr. Hallahan is ill at his North Street home. Mrs. Simon Courtney of Detroit visits her parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Lenon, on the South Side. Mrs. M. Ganter at 1522 Spear entertains Christian church Section 3 ladies Tuesday. Grace Thomas hosts a house party for Ina Nelson and Vera Legg north of the city. Pythian Sisters Penny club meets with Mrs Eliza Britton on Melbourne Avenue at 12 30 this afternoon. Tamienes Smith returns to Chicago after visiting uncle John Wall on the West Side.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace More
Mary Simpson
Spear Stret
Hallahan
North Stret
Simon Courtney
Detroit, Mich
H. A. Lenon
South Side
Grace Thomas
Ina Nelson
Vera Legg
Pythian Sisters Penny Club
Eliza Britton
Melbourne Avenue
Tamienes Smith
Chicago
John Wall
West Side
Registered Jersey Bull Beadle No 70618
A three year old registered Jersey bull described as solid color with a black tongue and switch. Noted as a grand individual. Contact SPRY and GERRARD by telephone at 947 or 833.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spry & Gerrard
Foley Co Fruit Deals Highlight Fresh Bananas and Pineapples
Special today prices feature bright bananas at 10 cents per dozen and large Florida pineapples at $1.10 per dozen. Foley Co. advertises these everyday grocery savings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florida
Foley Co
Local items list and notices from Logansport area
A compilation of brief notices includes business ads for screen paints at Tritt's and 315 Fifth St Dr Ireland dentistry, wanted buys for a wheel, piano rental requests, bank deposits, and store room for rent. Social items mention visits to Delphi, South Bend, Chicago, and relatives in Bates Street. A marriage license issued in Peru joins Gerritt Van Dyke and Love Christensen. Major projects note a big American Steel Dredge ship to Seafield Indiana for dam work and C W Graves placing Fire Works in Hart building for the Fourth. Ike Stern sustains a broken ankle in Kansas irrigation work last June after an accident with a fly wheel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Clark
Tom Falvie
Geo. Cotton
Dykeman Springs
William Eskin
Bates Street
South Bend
Xen Smith
Baby
Chicago
Hal B. Smith
7Th Street
Loan & Trust Company
John H. Reid
Indianapolis
Eastman
Peru
Gerritt van Dyke
Logansport
Love Christensen
Tritt
Indiana
C. W. Graves
Hart
Broadway
Ike Stern
Kansas
Five Dollar Silk Negligee Shirts Sold At Half Price
The Otto Shoe & Clothing Co offers pure silk five dollar negligee shirts for two fifty. Scarcity of sizes prompts discount to clear stock. Buy today for aristocratic style at cotton prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto Shoe & Clothing Co
Golden Rule Mill Sale Opens With Eye Popping Discounts
Opening day crowds fill aisles as the Golden Rule store announces daily sale continued at the mill and factory end sale. About $75,000 worth of domestics table linen silks notions millinery suits waists carpets and curtains are marked in startling figures.
That Burning Question Answered by Coal Iron Vendor
Ed F. Leanard at 1632 sells coal coke and wood to answer the burning question with reliable fuel options for households and shops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed F. Leanard
Wind Crashes Tent at La Crosse Chautauqua
A violent wind rain and hailstorm struck La Crosse Wisconsin burying 1 500 people under a blown tent at the fair grounds. Capt Hobson had left the board when the storm hit. Damage across Prairie du Chien and McGregor runs into hundreds of thousands of dollars with four inches of rain and walnut sized hail in forty minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Cross Interstate Fair Grounds
Richmond Pearson Hobson
Chautauqua
Burlington
Milwaukee
Prairie du Chien
McGregor
Police Court News on Mullendore Gambling Raid
George Mullendore and seven others were arrested Sunday morning as police raided a gambling house during rain. Hudson faced intoxication charges and filed an affidavit against Frank Sullivan for selling liquor. Sullivan will fight the case. Charles Fox was found guilty of profanity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Mullendore
Mullendore
George Hudson
Frank Sullivan
Sullivan
Charles Fox
Hudson
Worth Investigating Shoes at Low Prices
A local ad promotes ladies shoes in good quality at 59c to 1.98. The Otto Shoe & Co advertises restocked losset shoes as the best available for 1.98. First comers are urged to shop early for best selection.
Memorial Sunday Observances by Odd Fellows and Knights of Pythias
Two lodges held memorial services with gravesides strewn with flowers. Odd Fellows marched from Pearl and Broadway at 1:30 led by the Elks band, with Rev. Joseph Craig and Rev. W. A. Keys speaking, and Rev. E. A. Arthur delivering the closing ode. Knights of Pythias held ceremonies at hall and grave, with Senator Kistler giving the address. Elks band escorted them to the cemetery. Col. Charles Woll was marshal, aided by Harry Doggett, Will Huckelberry, and Wiley Sharp. Flowers were carried in wagons by Woll & Tucker and Killian & McCloskey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odd Fellows
Knights of Pythias
Pearl and Broadway
Elks Band
Joseph Craig
Ninth Street Christian Church
W. A. Keys
E. A. Arthur
Senator Kistler
Mainwaring
Col
Charles Woll
Harry Doggett
Will Huckleberry
Bridge City Lodge
Wiley Sharp
Apollo Lodge
Woll & Tucker
The
Knights
Killian & McCloskey
City Officials to Attend Laporte Meeting on Paving Plant
Joseph T. McNary councilman and Indiana Municipal League president Roy Johnston Fred Hammontree and other city officials will travel to Laporte for a league meeting. On the agenda is whether the city should own a paving plant. The council is already considering such a plant, drawing local interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logansport
Municipal League
Laporte
League
Columbia Shoe Sale Slashes Prices Across Entire Stock
A Columbia shoe sale offers all remaining styles at remarkably low prices. Customers report good quality shoes and steep discounts across the entire inventory as stores promote the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Miller Chosen for American Olympic Track Team
Bloomington Ind June 22 Lynn Long John Miller a top Indiana University high jumper received word he has been chosen as a member of the American team to compete in the Olympic games in London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Bloomington
Ind
Lynn
Long John Miller
Indiana University Receiv
Township Convention Nomination Planned by Tipton Republicans
Tipton township Republicans announce a convention on Saturday June 27 at 2 oclock in Walton to nominate a trustee assessor two constables and two justices of the peace. H O Flook Frank Jack Jas Campbell Jr Committeemen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Jack
Jas. Campbell, JR
Embroidery and Lace Prices Slashed in Sale List
Readable fragments show a sale of embroidery laces collars bed spreads and ladies garments with deep discounts. Items include 10c to 50c embroidery 25c and 35c pieces and half price silk and veils with assorted vest prices and hosiery offers.
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Justine
Burt & Packard
L. P. Reinhardt
Geo. B. Forgy
the Crystal
L. D. Eichorn
Bluffton
Canal Street
Arthur Jones
Post Office
Bert Lyons
W. B. Hancock
Kokomo
Graves’ Broadway
Fire Works
Loan & Trust Co
Kathryn Schubaugh
Ben Rubreck
Dunkirk
J. C. Michnewitsch
Linden Avenue
6Th Street
A. W. Stevens
George
David Jamieson
Geo. Horney
Bethlehem Township
Michigan Ave
City
Bedin
Crain
Clinton Township
Reaper
Cragun Farm
WM. Banta
Everbody
Consin
Hobson
Police Court News
Otto Shoe & Clo. CO
Scranton
Portland Cement
Meduca
Phone 880
W.M. Smith & CO
Maradyke
Vandalia
G. M. Webster
Pearl St
Joseph T. McNary, Cuncilman
Indiana Municipal
Roy Johnston
Fred Hammontree
Miller
Ed A Mesage
London
Tipton Township
Walton
H. O. Flook
Columbia Catering Co
Ridenour
India
Zac
Seener
Tsc Ladies’ Hose
Eocesee
Tae
Hite Saaeereane TE
Lisle
C.ee
Childs
4Th Street
William H. Turner
Logansport, Ind
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