Local Brevities and Social Notices
Screen paints Tritt s DeFord for screens and a photographer from St Louis visits. Various notices include a good house girl wanted, furnished rooms for light housekeeping, and a couple of days vacation for Chas Enyart the city mail carrier. Residents visit Logansport Rochester Pittsburg and Decatur. The Otto Junior team announces new uniforms and Joe Flynn challenges teams. Mrs Butler arrives from Decatur for a short visit.
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Chas. Enyart
The
Loan & It Co
Emma Simmons
Logansport
Kokomo Disch
Broadway
Lena Simcoe
Gladys Paschal
Rochester
the Crystal
F. A. Mowers
Fayettesville
Dr. Hallahan
J. H. Craig
Pittsburg
John A. Morrison
John Sullivan
Kokomo
Kokomo Dispatch
L. E. Grubbs
George McCann & Co
Edna Skinner
Blanche Skinner
Fannie Mitchell
Indianpolis
Joe Flynn
Otto
F. Lb. Butler
Deccatur
Ill
M. B. Norris
Canal Street
Landis to Speak at Lexington on Fourth of July
Hon. Frederick Landis will deliver an address in Lexington Kentucky on the Fourth of July. He has been engaged since the first of the year and had invitations from Huntington and several neighboring cities but declined due to his Lexington engagement.
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Frederick Landis
Lexington
Huntington
Just Advice on Columbia Shoe Sale Tremendous Bargains
A reader notes Columbia shoe sale with many styles priced extremely low. Men’s and women’s shoes from brands such as Hannan Pingree Banister Justine Burt Packard offered at 5 to 6 dollars and as low as 1.48, with limited sizes. Early buyers secure best picks at Otto Shoe & Co. Also a separate query asks Ed Leonard about coal coke and wood.
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Columbia
Hannan
Pingree
Banister
Justine
Burt & Packard
Hset
Otto Sho & Clo. CO
Otto's Offers Tropical Worsteds and Straw Hats
Real tropical worsted suits melt away from 15 to 10 dollars at Otto's with straw hats priced comparable to other hatters but lower by Otto's standard.
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Otto’s
Culver Visited by Bad Tornado
A severe tornado struck Culver causing damage and triggering emergency responses. Reported debris and downed power lines affected surrounding areas near the Vandalia Railroad as crews assess the aftereffects.
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Culver
Tornado Strikes Panhandle Needing Pole Rebuild
A second tornado in a month hit Culver and Star City area causing roofs torn from homes, trees down, and twenty six telegraph poles blown near Star City. Vandalia main track damaged by roof loss, trains delayed until lines reestablished. Roann also hit with damage to trees and a box car roof blown off.
Cooler Weather Predicted By Weather Bureau For Local Area
The Logansport weather bureau promises cooler temperatures today and tomorrow after four days of heat with readings from 80 to 93. Farmers beginning harvest will welcome the relief as relief from the heat arrives.
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Hallelujah
Weather Bureau
Logansport
Court News Souder Receiver and Related Actions
Myers and Yarlett Monday secured Paul Souders as receiver for the Trick Burge man Syfert company after an eastern firms petition claiming debts. Costs in the Logansport case were taxed against Dennis Palmer due to trial readiness. Oliver Harness, administrator for Richard Dudley Bell’s estate, reports nearly all 1949 paid to debts with remaining funds for heirs. William Moore's divorce complaint against Jessie M. Moore was filed Monday and a decree granted yesterday.
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Myers and Yarlett Monday
Paul Souders
Buregman Syfert Company
Eastern Companies
Logansport
Dennis Palmer
Delphi
Palmer
Oliver Harness
Richard Dudley Bell
William Moore
Jessie M. Moore
Moore
Falls From Bridge Injures Local Boy at Country Club
Samuel Staffer eleven living at 1718 George Street fell from the suspension bridge at the Country Club yesterday afternoon. He fractured his right arm after losing his grip on the cables and dropping to the river rocks below. He was taken to the city by interurban car as club members threaten to arrest boys who play on the bridge.
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Samuel Staffer
George Street
Country Club
An Eclipse of the Sun Visible Here
Logansport residents will see a rare annular solar eclipse on June 28 with mid day darkening if weather allows. The almanac notes the eclipse will be visible across North America and parts of Europe Africa and oceans with Evansville timing from 8 33 am to 11 32 am lasting about three hours and covering about two thirds of the sun.
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Logansport
Almanac
North America
Europe
Africa
Atlantic
Pacific
Mexico
Tampa
Florida
Bermuda Islands
Evansville
City delays swimming pool project over budget
Board of works and the Trades Assembly committee report no pool this year, projecting a two year wait. Feasibility fails at Riverside park, other sites require 10 000 to 20 000, Sixth and Race streets site could cost about 25 000. Board vows to seek 15 000 in the fall appropriation.
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Board of Works
Riverside Park
Sixth
Race Streets
Local notices and social items from Kokomo Dispatch
Listings include piano tuner for sale good cook stove lost back comb set with brilliants and rent furnished front room. Local residents Edith Millican Leo Naylor Walter Morman Rebecca High Sadie Wyatt Anna Wyatt Ruth Chase James Holingshead Mrs Hattie Bond Mrs James Hudson and others visit relatives or travel to Oakland Topeka Chicago Danville and Brooklyn. Captain Henry McCrea ill in Brooklyn naval hospital.
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L. P. Reinhardt
Edith Millican
Logansport
Canal Street
Hattie Bond
M. E. Ireland
Mexico
Rebecca High
East Wright Street
Oakland
Cal
Sadie
Anna Wyatt
Topeka
Kansas
James Holingshead
Hartford City
B. Bonhein
Chicago
Eli Greenfelder
Hast Market Street
Ruth Chase
Goodland
James Hudson
Danville
W. T. Wyatt
EB. H. Grace
6Th Street
Henry McCrea
Naval Hospital
Ait
Brooklyn
N. Y
Carrie Hecht
Joseph Gutman
Tennessee
Hecht
High Street
Republicans upbeat on Taft ticket in Indiana campaign
The Republican state committee plans an organizational meeting in Indianapolis to outline the 1908 campaign. Polls show Republicans will win if they turnout voters, with Taft and Sherman nominations praised by supporters. Senator-elect Bradley of Kentucky, a noted spellbinder, will aid Hemeway and Watson. Vice President Fairbanks visited the Indiana State House to thank the governor for Chicago convention support, while Lt. Gov. Miller and local Republicans praise the national ticket and anticipate cross-party support for Taft.
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Republican State Committee
Indianapolis
Riddick
Taft
Sherman
Bradley
Kentucky
Indiana
Hemeway and Watson
South
Mason and Dixon
Fairbanks
State House
George B. Lockwood
Chicago
Hugh T. Miller
Bryan
McKinley
Roosevelt
De Sagan Reveals Marriage Plans and Wealth Clash
Paris reports Prince De Sagan and Mme Gould plan a marriage in England or at the American Embassy. The dispute over her income from her father stalled arrangements, but De Sagan says his method is force of inertia and Bohemian persistence, keeping him ready to act as events unfold.
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Paris
de Sagan-Gould
England
George Gould
United States
Prince de Sagan
America
Mme. Gould
Is Toniga Beer Truly Non Alcoholic Says Colfax Case
Bert Johns of Colfax faces mayor's court in Frankfort for selling intoxicating liquor without a license. He runs a Colfax pool room selling soft drinks including "Tonica" from Indianapolis Brewing Co. Bond posted $100 for trial June 30. Defense argues Tonica is non alcoholic. officers insist it is beer.
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Bert Johns
Colfax
Frankfort
Johns
Indianapolis Brewing Co
Seibert
Indianapolis
Chorus of Boys Voices Earn Praise at East Broadway Event
Last evening at the home of Mrs. E. B. McConell a boys chorus organized recently gave a musical. A large company attended and the boys performed creditably to themselves and their instructor.
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E. B. McConnell
East
E. B. McConell
East Broadway
Otto Juniors Form New Baseball Team
The Otto Juniors, a new ball team organized to capture honors on the diamond, will wear uniforms furnished by Otto Shoe & Clothing. Their first game is set for Saturday at the park, and all challenges from teams of their class will be met and accepted.
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Otto
Otto Shoe & Clothing Company
Five Dollar Silk Negligee Shirts Offered at $2.40
The Otto Shoe and Clothing Co offers pure silk negligee shirts discounted from five dollars to two forty. The ad urges immediate purchase to enjoy aristocratic style at affordable cotton prices.
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Otto Shoe & Clothing Co
Pharmacists to attend Indiana Association meeting at Lake Wawassee
Ernest Pearson George Hoffman and W H Porter depart for Lake Wawassee to attend the Indiana Pharmaceutical Association annual meeting. The convention remains in session until next Monday with an all day outing. Dr Hurty will address on Drug and Pure Food Legislation.
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Ernest Pearson
George Hoffman
W. H. Porter
Lake Wawassee
Indiana Pharmaceutical Association
Sesson
Hurty
Otto's Panama hat outfit for tropical weather
Blue serge and white trousers with belt paired with corn colored shirts and ties. A $5 Panama hat completes the look, a navy split braid sailor hat that defies the heat.
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Otto’s
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le Oppenhermer
BOSS
Tritt’s
C. H. Nichols
St. Louis
Dr. Ireland
Winfield Bik
Market St
Ed F. Leanard
Vandalia Railroad
Panhandle
Star City and
Commu
Roann
Dalia
Star City
Court News
Souder
Trades Assembly
the Board of Works
DE Sagan
Spencer Park, Logansport, Ind
Fire Works and Band
IS “Toniga
PEG Top
Blue Ridge
E&sg
Pocahontas
Jackson Hill
Hazelton Lehigh
W. L. Morris
Wabash Railroad
Fifteenth Street
United Coal Yard CO
Columbia Catering. Co
G. M. Webster
Pearl St
Portland Cement
Meduca
Phone 880
W.M. Smith & CO
Maradyke
Vandalia
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