Defense Remains Hard in Ongoing Divorce Fight
In an active divorce case the defense continues a strenuous posture, pressing objections and counterarguments as the court weighs settlement terms and custody priorities amid ongoing proceedings.
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Newspaper
Logansport Daily Tribune
Location
Logansport, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1908
Page
10
In an active divorce case the defense continues a strenuous posture, pressing objections and counterarguments as the court weighs settlement terms and custody priorities amid ongoing proceedings.
In Cass circuit court a son testified against his mother in the divorce suit of Mrs Lilian Miller against John W Miller moved from Miami circuit. The son denied his father’s alleged relations with other women as evidence begins to unfold. The case draws local and Miami county attention as alimony and divorce battle continues with defense and plaintiff presenting proofs. Also, Harry Birkenruth sues Alfred Avery et al to quiet title over Broadway real estate. B F Long named guardian of Esta, minor heir of John Nicodemus.
The Tribune announces a Missing Word Contest with a dollar awarded daily to the first correct list of missing words from ads. Thirty dollars total will be given, one per day until the end of the contest, with winners named in tomorrow's issue and each day thereafter.
J. E. Crain, called to Star City to inspect the school, reports it in as good condition as when built nine years ago with minor defects. After the Collinwood disaster, many parents grew alarmed and the school was suspended for a few days.
James F. Cassman of Lake Cicott has developed a plow clevis adjustable by a lever at the rear allowing deep or narrow furrows. The Oliver Plow Company is reported to have offered for the patent or its use.
Sugar cured regular ham per lb ten cents plus fifteen percent fancy navel oranges per dozen twelve cents fresh butter crackers per pound seven and a quarter cents comarty bloaters per dozen two hundred oil and mustard sardines five cents two loaves bread priced cee cee cee en cae McCaffrey
Spring millinery ready for display with new spring styles. Hats described as beautiful and affordable. Mrs. Benjamin invites friends to visit 417 Broadway.
A small classified item advertises White Pekin duck eggs for hatching from Moriarty at 101 North Sixth St. in the city, with contact by phone.
Coal dealer John Hedde advertises a fire sale offering all types of coal at discounted prices. Contact via phone number 1700 for details and purchasing options.
Miss Ethel Warne has gone to Chicago to visit friends, according to her newspaper notice.
The Lincoln school board approves a 250 gallon Obenchain and Boyer chemical extinguisher to be installed in the basement and on each floor. A 125 foot hose connects each station allowing two streams on a stairway and an attic station is planned. The public is expected to commend the move for pupil safety.
A youth who stole tools from a Woolworth store was caught by the manager and kept in custody in the shop rather than being arrested. His father was summoned to settle the damage and discipline the boy, who resisted and resisted confinement but remained detained in the office.
The Burlington Kokomo hack line is abandoned after fifty years due to insufficient business and the loss of mail subsidy. Kokomo merchants regret the line's end as local trade shifts to Frankfort.
Claude O. Wisg Emil Keller and Mrs W H Snider visited Lake Maxinkuckee to inspect cottages damaged in winter occupancy by trespassers. They found the properties were not vacant since last summer and intruders used the cottages roughly stealing items from neighboring dwellings.
The event features a illustrated Peck lecture on dramatic ocean storms and the men who battle the sea to save lives. Tickets are available at Hal Smith's jewelry store for the Nelson program Friday night.
A meeting of Democrats will be held in the north court room Monday evening at 8 o'clock to organize a Bryan club.
Friday and Saturday we will show spring millinery in all its beauty. You are cordially invited to attend. Mrs. Benjamin, 417 Broadway.
Situation wanted by an experienced correspondent and solicitor with office skills. Seeks position as general office man. Address S. T. H., care Tribune.
The Trade Palace advertises 200 new spring tailor made suits at 10 to 40 dollars, children's jackets from 1.25 to 3.98, and a complete stock of tailored wear. It also markets Royal soap bars for 25 cents, seed packets, and home decor advice from Follen & Hagenbuck. The Johnson Elevator and W T Giffe announce new Oliver typewriters in their offices. A job listing seeks a farm worker for C A Garver, R R No 2 City.
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