Buick No. 10 Tops field in Kokomo hill climb
Frank T Swigart of Kokomo drives the Model No 10 Buick to lead a field including Apperson and Premier in hill climb races. The Buick clocked 33 seconds for the hill, 32 seconds in a four block race, and Swigart topped the show as best gentleman driver.
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Kokomo
Ind
Haynes
Premier
Auburn
Richmond
Apperson
Edgar Apperson
Buick
Frank
Swetgart
Frank T. Swigart
Kokomo Tribune
Special Meeting of Cass County Council in Logansport
Notice that Cass County Council Indiana will hold a special session at the auditor's office in Logansport on Tuesday July 7 1908 at 10 am to make appropriations for deficiencies in the highway and bridge funds and other funds needing appropriations. George W Cann Auditor Cass County. June 29 1908.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cass County
Indiana
Logansport
George W. Cann
Cass County Loan CO
Wanted farm work by a young man for month
A young man seeks month to month farm work in Logansport Indiana. Reader may contact Jos Cowell at 129 Woodland Ave for inquiry. Also available furnished rooms with light housekeeping and modern amenities at phone 2090A.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jos. Cowell
Woodland Ave
Logansport
Ind
Tailor Shop Ad Offers $10 Bill Reduction
Hooley and Tucker Consolidated advertise a $10 discount on regular suit prices as a business inducement. The promotion urges customers to act immediately.
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Hooley & Tucker, Consolidated
Weaver to Make a Fight for Prohibition Plank
The Democratic convention faces a push to include a prohibition plank led by General James B. Weaver of Iowa. Supporters claim southern delegates back the measure, while Bryan allies call critics for an anti injunction stance as debate continues. Contests for seating 45 seats are filed with the national committee, with audits in Chicago and Brooklyn. The Auditorium seating capacity was raised from 11 558 to over 12 700 to accommodate additional seats for press and attendees.
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Committee On Resolutions
James B. Weaver
Iowa
Weaver
General Weaver
Bryan
Chanler
New York
Geo. C. Chamberlain
Oregon
National Committee
District of Columbia
Pennsylvania
Chicago
Brooklyn
Robert E. Burke
McCarren-Murphy
Idaho
Dubois
Committee On
Roger C. Sullivan
Illinois
Wilson
Sullivan
Local Brevities From Rochester Repub lican Items
Local notices report piano tuner L P Reinhardt and dentist Dr Ireland in Winfield Bilk’s phone. Birth announces a son to Mr and Mrs Frank Moran of Smead street. Lucerne exchange operator Fanny Gravel takes two weeks vacation. Several residents travel to Detroit Logansport Kokomo and Peru for visits. For sale brick dwelling and stone barn and eight to five room flats. W R C social hosted by Mrs M E Jenness this afternoon. Helen Blackford of Kokomo ill with whooping cough.
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L. P. Reinhardt
Dr. Ireland
Winfield Bilk
Frank Moran
Smead Street
the Crystal
Tritt
Ben Hur Hall
Marion Young
Logansport
Rochester
Loan Trust Co
Loan & Trust Co
Paul Wooley
Chicago
Raymond Smith
Fanny Gravel
Lucerne Telephone Exchange
Estelle McLaughlin
Drude Flory
Detroit
George Stratton
Joe Vernon
Kokomo
Sam Gifford
Margaret Kina
Kate
Realtties
Peru
John L. Barnes
Horace Stanley
Buck Stanley
Joseph McIntosh
Maliss Alice Velsey
Crawfordsville
Crawford Hotel
Fred Boerger
Charles Dieckman
Gottlieb Hauenstein
Huntington
M. E. Jenness
Seventh Street
Virgil Berry
Bloomington
The
State University
Helen
J. W. Blackford
Emma Otto
St. Louis
A. G. Burgman
Park Avenue
Bath
High Street
7Th
Maple St
Indiana
John Hill
Margaret Becker
Erie Avenue
D. C. Leasure and Sons
Dewey
Willie
Chilicothe
Ohio
J. B. Crain
Goodland
John A. Lintner
George W. Rive
Asher Street
Lafayette Courier
Logansport Observes Sun Eclipse From Dawn to Dusk
A Logansport colony of stargazers watched a sun eclipse Sunday morning under a cloudless sky. The event began at 8 30 and the face of the sun cleared again about 11 08, with greatest obscuration near 9 50.
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Logansport
Star Gazers
New Officers Elected At Apollo Lodge for Six Months
At a regular meeting last night Apollo lodge elected six officers led by Max G. Hoffman as chancellor commander and El wood Staire as vice chancellor. Installation is scheduled for next Monday night.
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Apollo Lodge
Max G. Hoffman
Elwood Staire
Wiley M. Sharp
Arthur Faust
Charles Stuart
Jacob Abshire
H. M. White
W. H. Legg
Stores Close at Noon for Fourth of July Holiday
Proprieties of local dry goods stores vote to close at 12 o'clock on Saturday for the national holiday. Many shops employ numerous staff who will enjoy the half day break. Shoppers are advised to visit before noon.
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Drygoods
Wheel Torn Off Ice Wagon Collision In Jeanerette
An ice wagon owned by Jeanerette resident Harry Fidler collided with a buggy on Market street between Tenth and Eleventh. The horse was tied to the curb as the ice wagon driver drove too close, tearing off a rear wheel.
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Jeanerette
Harry Fidler
Market Street
Tenth
Eleventh
Buick Agency Opens In Logansport With Display and Rentals
Arthur Dunn, local Buick agent, opens a salesroom at 320 322 Fifth Street featuring display cars and rental autos. Charles Grant will run the repair department and assist in driving cars. Dunn predicts Buick will lead local sales by year end as owners praise the brand and more prospects appear.
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Arthur Dunn
Buick Automobiles
Fifth Street
Age
Charles Grant
Dunn
Buick
Logansport
Suicks
Bridge City Lodge To Elect Officers At Castle Hall
Bridge City Lodge No. 305 calls a regular meeting this evening at Castle Hall. Members are requested to attend for the election of officers after a social and dance begins at 7 o'clock. E N Green is president and W H Hedrick signs as K of R.
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Lodge
E. N. Green
Bridge City Lodge
Castle Hall
W. H. Hedrick
Tailor Shop Ticket Sets Discount at Ten Dollars
A shop ticket states a deduction of ten dollars from the price of any suiting. The adjusted price reflects the discount offered to customers.
Six or Seven Room House Near Car Line for Poultry Use
Housing note describes a six or seven room dwelling near a car line, suitable for poultry and garden activities. Address listed as XY 4, 112 Hel River Avenue.
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Hel River Avenue
Speakers secured for joint services
W. W. Thornton a prominent Indianapolis attorney and former county resident will address the joint meeting of the Historical Society and Old Settlers on August 8. Graham Berry will also speak. The committee meets at 11 o'clock this morning at Dr Powell's office to finalize the program.
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W. W. Thornton
Graham Berry
Historical Society
OLD Settlers
The
Historical Society and
Scientific Farming and a Laird’s Plowman Lesson
A Scottish laird scolds his new plow man for wavy furrows. The worker, Tammas, explains Angus would awaken the work and notes crook in the drill lets the sun reach the tubers, yielding early potatoes.
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Angus
Tammas
Help Wanted At Free Intelligence Employment Bureau
Since inaugurating the free intelligence employment bureau the Tribune has on file applications of several desiring work in the country. Anyone seeking work should call The Tribune, phone 312, and state their wants. Farm work applicants include two married men experienced, one unmarried man experienced, a man and wife, and a boy 18 who seeks a two to three month position.
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Free Intelligence Employment Bureau
Tribune
The
Advertised letters at eccamaegt post office week ending June 22 1908
Letters addressed to Frank Bailey James Black George Pattengale Andrew A Sink remained at the eccamaegt post office for the week ending June 22 1908. Call within ten days or they will be sent to the Dead Letters office in Washington DC.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eccamaegt
Department
Washington, D. C
Frank Bailey
James Black
George Pattengale
Andrew A. Sink
Women Named in Local Mail Advisory List
A list of women recipients is shown with multiple names and addresses including Mrs Helen Beach Mrs Sadie Coc oran Miss Letta Ceder Box 31 Harkiet Mrs Nettie Edgerton Mrs Jack Harmon Mrs Lilley Higgins 108S Toledo Josephine L Kienly 108 1st U Laura Kissinger care Otto House Mrs H J Milel Mrs Burt Montgomery Mrs Sarah s Starren Miss Fay Templeton Mrs Carrie Truitt Postmaster J M Johnston notes call for advertised letters.
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Helen Beach
Sadie Cocoran
Letta Ceder Box
Harkiet
Nettie Edgerton
Jack Harmon
Lilley Higgins
Toledo
Josephine L. Kienly
Laura Kissinger
Otto House
H. J. Milel
Burt Montgomery
Sarah S Starren
Fay Templeton
Carrie Truitt
J. M. Johnston
Newby Case Attorneys Head to Peru for Argument
Attorneys A Myers G Funk F Guthrie M F Mahoney G Iler and F Kistler travel to Peru to argue John Newby versus Logansport case. Expect ruling late week or weeks ahead as both sides express confidence. Contact Ed F Leanard at 1632 for coal coke and wood details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Q. A. Myers
George Funk
Frank Guthrie
M. F. Mahoney
George Iler
Frank Kistler
John Newby
Logansport
Ed F. Leanard
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Denver
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Indianapolis
DeFord
Fifth St
Geo. B. Forgy
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J. J. Braman
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Delphi
Margaret Macnamee
Kate Sale
Esther Stewart
Boston
New England Conservatory of Music
Jesse Beachler
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Hartford City
Hazel Martin
Claude Hershey
Boston Theological School
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New Albany
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J.D. Taylor
J. F. Murdock
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Parker & Johnston
Lester
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Chickering Bros
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Victor Crown
Clinton
Carl
J. C. Bridge
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