Daily average report shows 4 085 for March 17 1908
A dated morning bulletin lists a daily average figure of 4 085 for Tuesday March 17 1908. The text centers on the numeric daily average without additional context or events.
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Newspaper
Logansport Daily Tribune
Location
Logansport, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1908
Page
4
A dated morning bulletin lists a daily average figure of 4 085 for Tuesday March 17 1908. The text centers on the numeric daily average without additional context or events.
The Marion Chronicle endorses Dr Charles H Good of Warren as the Republican nominee in the Eleventh district. It hails his twenty years of party work, urging loyalty to the party and noting his broad personal acquaintance and qualifications for the House.
The letter urges diligent service to constituents and endorses Dr. Good as a strong candidate. It calls for an end to factionalism, urging voters to unite behind Republican policies and face the November elections with harmony and victory.
The Rochester Daily Republican applauds a city wide school system of fire drills under the school board and superintendent. It calls the drills a stitch in time likely to save lives, noting discipline and calm coordination benefit both pupils and teachers when peril arises.
Today events include Pythian Sisters Penny club at K of P hall and U R K of P dance at Masonic Temple. Wednesday features Modern Patriotic club at Library Hall and various church groups. Thursday lists Double Six club and Foresters card social among others, with activities continuing into Friday and Saturday dances and gatherings.
A. L. Cushman of Monticello has moved to this city. Miss Etna Massena, stamp clerk, resumes duties after illness. Mrs. W. A. Murphy of College Hill convalesces. Frank McGaughey and William Kendrick return from Chicago. Miss Helen Martin of East Market street visits La Fayette. Mrs. Bertha Brown recovering from eye operation. Bertha Greensfelder sick list. Joe Ulrich off duty at the Panhandle due to a felon. Mrs. Ela Reid and daughter Esther visit Ralph Reid on Chicago street. Miss Florence Murphy returns from Marion and Columbus. Scyphone Stauffer of East Market street spends Sunday at Camden with relatives.
Seventy five machinists boilermakers and blacksmiths employed in the Denver and Rio Grande shops in Salt Lake City went on strike today. Railroad officials say they have filled twenty positions and a normal force is expected to work by Thursday.
Austrian pheasants will be sent to Fish and Game Commissioner Z. T. Sweeney to partly replace a shipment of 1,800 birds destroyed en route across the Atlantic. The rest of the birds will be distributed in the state, with a portion located in a county area.
Members of the Logansport country club are arranging the opening of the club. Golf enthusiasts anticipate the facility being ready for use as arrangements are finalized by club members.
Pleasant weather continues and contests will start soon though no league is organized yet for northern counties. State country clubs are pleased with last summer’s meets which fostered friendships between cities. Kenneth King Harry Bell Lettie Bernica and Faye Mehaf fie visited Walton residents with the Wendling family as Gene Cult of Indianapolis takes a press job at the Clothing Hospital.
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