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Newspaper
Logansport Daily Tribune
Location
Logansport, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1908
Page
4
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The article argues A R Keesling should be postmaster as part of Major Steele's Cass county faction. It details B F Keesling's influence guiding endorsements and warns Republicans to attend primaries to approve Lockwood delegates and ensure the Steele camps’ victory in Cass County.
The Tribune warns Republicans to attend the primaries and demand a fair count of genuine Republican expression. It urges that only Republicans vote and that the chosen candidates reflect the will of the true party, aiming for harmony and loyalty among Republicans.
The Tribune boasts full and impartial political coverage, printing Associated Press reports without bias. It chronicles conventions and speeches for all parties, sending word for word reports to independent, Democratic, and Republican papers, and claims timely, accurate local political news as well.
The Lovelands promise the Peru postoffice and John Jones is set for the Fairmount appointment if Fairbanks elects the district’s congressman. Logansport postoffice is nearly settled and negotiations proceed for other posts across the district.
A fragment suggests Fairbanks aims to keep loyalty in a state delegation while resisting attempts to extend control over counties and local appointments, emphasizing centralized influence over political machinery.
A janitor notes no surprise at a plan by Fairbank supporters to nominate his private secretary for Congress in the Eleventh district. The move aims to reestablish control by the Grant county faction, resenting the overthrow of Major Steele and seeking to regain influence in the district.
The speaker notes that if another person reveals what the other ten or twelve attorneys charged, the public will be greatly interested.
The Pharos did not publish several phases of the bond settlement. The article hints at undisclosed steps and processes beyond what appeared in print.
The notice calls on all Cass county Republicans to participate in today's primary elections, emphasizing duty and party participation.
In these days of money stringency the figure $750 stands out as a towering sum for household expenses. The article notes the heightened burden on families as prices rise and savings thin, with local shoppers watching budgets closely.
A note in the spring season turns attention to bail bonds and the fees charged by bondsmen. Lawyers discuss statutory limits, consumer protections, and potential reforms as officials weigh fair pricing and transparency for defendants.
A brief editorial line extols the direct voice of Jacksonian democracy, suggesting clarity and authority without mediation or doubt. It emphasizes plain spoken policy and accessible leadership for the common citizen.
Regular meeting details for Eel River lodge No. 417 and associated lodges listed with times. St. Patrick’s Day charter arrival announced for the Nest of Owls with Dr. Larimer promoting the club and many out of town Owl lodge members attending.
Mr and Mrs Walter Brown of Lucerne welcome a baby boy. Mr and Mrs Geo Thomas of Lafayette were guests Sunday of Mr and Mrs Frank Gross of Spear Street. Vincent Bendix of Bendix Auto Co Chicago visited William Wagenbuck family. Miss Clara Torrence of Chicago visited A M Justice family.
The Tribune advertises clubbing rates for readers to subscribe to Daily Tribune with other papers including Indiana Farmer Inter Ocean Farmer's Guide Globe Democrat and Ohio Farmer. Prices shown include one year for various bundles around four dollars.
Everett Coffman of this city was a guest of friends in Tipton on Sunday.
Grant county resident Thomas D. Tharp announces his Republican bid for Congress in the Eleventh District, seeking the nomination at the party convention. He emphasizes party support and electoral goals.
The Tribune invites signed communications and contributions of reasonable length on matters of general public interest. Open access applies to all readers for pro or con viewpoints.
A Tribune reader summarizes a temperance diatribe on alcohol’s harm, detailing how drink destroys women’s virtue and drives theft and crime. It argues for closing the saloon to protect the public and cites social ruin in Logansport.
The Tattler will issue at school year end with pictures of Phi Sigma Chi fraternity and last year’s football squad. Nearly all classes have officers and will feature class pictures along with cuts from the play A Scrap of Paper. Russell Brown is business manager, advertising revenue supports a financial success, publishers seek copy early for a week before vacation.
List of letters addressed to various recipients including Nien Collins DeHaven Gray Floyd Gray Green Hiebert Keller Rollins Underhill Wysong and others for the week ending March 9 1908. Call for advertised letters within ten days or they go to the Dead Letter Office. Postmaster J M Johnston requests patrons to ask for advertised mail.
Republican primaries are held this afternoon and tonight in Cass county Indiana to choose delegates and alternates for the eleventh district congression al convention at Marion on March 12 1908. Voters meet in wards townships at listed sites and times including Adams Township Twelve Mile school house and Bethleher Metea Besos house, with dates shown as Tuesday March 10.
A detailed notice lists March 10 meeting times at multiple township and ward locations to choose Republican delegates and alternates. Each ward and township allocates specific delegate counts and voting rights, with ballots conducted by Republicans in local meetings. Signed by Herbert A. Brown and Chas A. Kahler.
Mrs Fannie Hubler Kerns, raised in this city, remains in critical condition in a Decatur Illinois hospital after a severe operation. Report yesterday indicated slight improvement and some hope for recovery. Her many friends here are saddened by the news.
He will receive his assignment after enlisting for a three year term.
The Indiana Issue by the Indiana Anti Saloons League prints five columns reprinting the Brewers Get Busy article by C O Fenton from the Logansport Times. The financial review highlights the Brewery Workmen's Union No 78 Logansport and notes 5000 free copies distributed locally.
Prof Svingali performing at The Dowling staged a hypnotist stunt. He drove blindfolded through the street to locate an article hidden by a committee in the old St Vincent cemetery. He took the same route to the cemetery but did not return the same way.
Water filled the basement at St Joseph school forcing dismissal until further notice. The furnace failure left rooms unheated while high water receded. The building planned to resume classes the following Wednesday. H D Case and son visits Texas and the South. W A Slaybaugh and Ray Graat plan to move March 15 to Cando North Dakota after buying property.
Brief notice reports Mrs. H M Garr confined to her bed at Broadway hospital due to illness. No further details provided.
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