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Newspaper

Logansport Daily Tribune

Location

Logansport, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Mar 19, 1908

Page

6

Pennsylvania Rail System Shows Wide Reach Across States

The Record of Transportation Lines notes Pennsylvania railroad mileage totals 11,080.60 with 6,154.63 east of Pittsburg and Erie and 4,925.97 west. The system spans thirteen states and DC, led by Pennsylvania with 4,067.48 miles, followed by Ohio and Indiana. Total trackage reaches 23,572 miles with extensive second to sidings tracks.

Pittsburg Erie States District of Columbia Pennsylvania Ohio Indiana New York New Jersey Illinois Maryland Michigan Delaware Kentucky Missouri Virginia West Virginia

Color Gar of Penny in Logansport Tests Color Vision

A new color vision car arrives in Logansport to test operating staff. About eighty workers in the operating department are examined by C W Hazeltine J Collins and C M Worth with charts and yarn color samples. Tests must be repeated biannually and the car will move to the Richmond division.

C. W. Hazeltine J. Collins C. M. Worth Richmond

Pay Cars Roll Across City Shading Workers

The Panhandle pay car arrived yesterday and issued wages to eligible workers while noting lighter payroll due to idle shops. The Vandalia pay car visited the city yesterday and then moved east on the Butler division.

Panhandle Vandalia Butler Peter Grady Panhandle Yard T. J. Smith

Sound Waves Sold Again Consolidates With American Telephone

Sound Waves, formerly published by T. H. Wilson, has been sold again to owners of American Telephone and will be consolidated with that company. The sale price is listed as 1500.

Sound Waves T. H. Wilson Company Telephony American Telephone

Mrs Blouser Visits Kokomo Sister in Brief Note

Mrs Daniel Blouser of Kokomo is visiting her sister Mrs H S Thomp. The short item notes a social visit and identifies the families involved.

Daniel Blouser Kokomo H. 8. Thomp

Will Elevate Tracks After Summer Flood Damages

The Ft Wayne and Wabash Valley will raise tracks at Wabash Peru and Boyd Park where washouts occurred during floods. Traffic suspensions caused losses, prompting repairs and ballast work to raise roadbeds above high water. Most ballast will occur near Loyd Park after officials’ inspection on Monday.

Ft. Wayne Wabash Valley Wabash Peru Boyd Park Copany Loyd Park

Fire in Box Car Leads to Capture at Denham

Detective Sanders captured a colored man at Denham last night and escorted him to Winnamack for confinement. The man, camping in a box car, started a fire on the car floor risking himself and the railroad’s property. Freight Engineer Gillis reported the blaze, and soon after the suspect was seized.

Sanders Denham Winnamack Gillis

Local Socials This Week At Fringe Clubs

Friday events include the Royal Neighbors card party hosted by Mrs A Burgman and Ben Dorcas circle. Also listed are the Patriots Social League and several clubs led by Mrs DeHart Mrs Faunce and Mrs Froom. Saturday features Purple Club dance at the Masonic Temple and a Teddy Bear club gathering.

Purple Masonic Temple

Four Passenger Agents Compete for Homeseekers Business

A lively fight for homeseekers business drew four passenger agents to town on Wednesday. F. P. Metzner of the Vandalia, J. F. Powers of the Rock Island, W. E. Hazlewood of the N.W., and J. J. Teeter of the Burlington presented their bids and pitches to local clients.

F. P. Metzner Vandalia J. F. Powers Rock Island W. E. Hazlewood N.W J. J. Teeter Burlington

Spark arrester trial on engine 8054 shown modest success

The new spark arrester tested on engine 8054 yesterday performed satisfactorily but did not revolutionize locomotive front ends. It achieved fair success without dramatic impact on the business.

Lightning disrupts railroad lines with numerous short circuits

A Tuesday night storm caused widespread trouble along the railroad lines as short circuits multiplied and train orders were interfered with. Linemen worked through the night to repair damaged systems and restore service.

Knights Host Dance After Gun Incident Trial Noted

nine tables were arranged for a social event two years ago where progressive Pedro was enjoyed by attendees. prizes were won by Mrs. C Beiktzmiller Mrs. H W Cox and Carl Green. next Wednesday night the Knights will hold their regular dance.

Pedro C. BE iKtzmiller H. W. Cox Carl Green Knights

Panhandle Telegraph Crews Adjust to Eight Hour Shifts

Telegraph operators on the Panhandle shift to eight hour tricks while divisions see crew changes. Officials report illness affecting several Vandalia lines with yardmasters, dispatchers, and conductors noted. A corn promotion train will start March 20 over Pennsylvania lines in Ohio with forty minute lectures at each stop amid long distance dispatching records by the Wabash Valley lines.

Purdue University Pennsylvania Ohio Wabash Valley Huntington Lafayette Bluffton

Chicago Daily Farmers and Drovers Journal Ad Offer

Promotional note extols the Chicago Daily Farmers and Drovers Journal as a leading stock and farm paper issued from Union Stock Yards Chicago. It highlights strong market reports and departments for farm life and advises subscription deals including combined rates with the Loganport Daily Tribune for one year.

Drovers Journal Union Stock Yards Chicago Times Chicago Daily Farmers and Drovers Journal Logansport Daily Tribune Logansport Daily Tribune Farmers and Drovers Journal

Camden Hometown Notes and Upcoming School Events

Camden residents Cam den Miss Effie Campbell John Montgomery and others were seen in town and at Delphi events Tuesday and Wednesday. Whooping cough affected Frank and Ray Robeson but they are recovering. Delphi social and church plans include a baccalaureate at the Baptist church on Sunday March 22 and commencement at the opera house Friday March 27 with Dr BE Lindley addressing the eight Camden graduates and music by the Camden orchestra.

Guy Ferris Delphi Warn Miller Burrows U. S. Gardner Carson Gardner Wabash Glee Club Little Frank Ray Robeson Earl Robison Tom Mills George McCormick William Colwell Ben Leslie Harvey Grant Merl Hamerickhouse

Back in the Harness At Kroeger & Strain

Charles Chast, former embalmer for Kroeger and Strain, resumes his old post temporarily until Harold Higbee's vacant position is filled.

Charles Chast Kroeger & Strain Harold Higbee

Mrs Charles Martin Visits Roch ester Couple

Mrs Charles Martin visits Mr and Mrs Francis Louderback of Rochester.

Charles Martin Mrs. Francis:Louderback Rochester

Harry McDowell Moves Today to Reside Here

Local notice states Harry McDowell will move north of this city today to reside in the area.

Harry McDowell

Names of Local Figures Highlighted in Page Lineups

The fragment lists Lines, Mabel Wasson, Gertrude Hoff, Myra Plank, Fern Campbell and Edith Harrison as readable names on the page, suggesting a social or community note or acknowledgment within the periodical.

Lines Mabel Wasson Gertrude Hoff Myra Plank Fern Campbell Edith Harrison

Will Attend Convention of Scottish Rite Masons

Elmore Uhl Sam Helvie and L M Bantz will attend the state convention of the Scottish Rite Masons in Indianapolis on March 24. Mr Bantz has two candidates and will participate in degree work. Foresters to Meet in Laurel No 2 business session precedes a card social at 1 PM Thursday.

Bantz Scottish Rite Masons Indianapolis Mr. Bantz Council of Foresters Court Laurel No. 2

Thanking neighbors for care after son’s illness and death

Mrs E M Kirtland thanks neighbors and friends for kindness during the sickness and death of their son George. Advertise in the Tribune.

George E. M. Kirtland The Tribune

State Republican Convention Travel Offer Details

State Republican Convention has been chosen as the official route at a rate of one and one-fourth cents per mile. Tickets valid on all cars with no extra charge. Departure Tuesday March 31 at 9 45 a m and any train Wednesday April 1. Return by Friday April 3. For details contact local agent or Traffic Dept Indiana Union Traction Co Anderson Ind.

Indiana Union Traction Co Anderson, Ind

Also Mentioned on This Page

Logansport Panhandle and William South Bend U. R. Ke of. P William DeHart Mental Culture Club Entertains Missionary Society Roy Johnston Presbyterian Missionary Society Chicken Pie Social Claudia Thomas Save @ company Tot Routh Ind Kattenberg Libbie Light Hazel Stenger Naomi Thomas Jean Jackson Margaret Elleher Alice Clemets Fred Anderson J. Arbury Cullen R E. Kelleehr Henry Stenger S. F. Goddard W. Fox Coleman Carl Habich, Jr Broadway ,M. E E. F. Dock English Lutheran Church Anna Chandler the Universalist Church Double Six Club Mrs. Judge From Double Six Everman Henry A. Goin Atlanta Etta Everman Nonpariel Club Stella Faunce Williams Clay Township Willard Jones A. B. Ball W. E. Douglass Fred Homburg Charles Thomas P.' Dance Laura Gregory Hugh J. Palmer Market Street M. E Elven K. of P Harry ‘Fiedler Arthur Foust J. W. Ashire Otto W. Geyer Rollo Mannering Elwood Etire O. G. McCormick Earl Garigloff Morehart Denbow Adamsboro Clymers Gondolier Club Laura Vanner Ellen Claunch Alice Walke Olivia Champaign Georgia Desormier Lena Kolvalska George Ash West Broadway Ash Chester Hadley D. E. Pryor August Rockenbeam New Rochelle N. Y San Francisco Lodge Harmony Court Tribe of Ben Hur Joe DeFord Mollie Johnson Clela Jackson the Baptist Frank Packard Tipton Township A. E. Smith C. B. Phillips Ida Guy Otis Sullivan Bunker Hill Samuel Clingenspeel Blue Ball John Harrison Near Clymers Robert V. Sly John Alberts John Stumbaugh Charles Robbins Mary and Bernice Nancy Porter Ollie ‘Owens Harry Bryan John Hardy Imaud Sly Alice Stumbaugh Modern Patriotic Club Library Hall Flora Neff Fiot A. ‘of P. Hall Mrs. Froom Patriots’ Social League Mrs. DeHart iMiss Stella Faunce Sewing Club Foresters’ Card Social Ben Hur Hall Royal Neighbors Dorcas A. G Burgman H. Card Social Stettiner Gaines Crawfordsville Webash Valley H. V. Ulery H. G. Warwell H. Dotson C. G. Meddick Chicago Daily Farmers Chicago Daily Farmers and Drovers Journal Goodall’s Farmer America’s Greatest Farm Weekly Logansport Daily Tribue Logansport, Ind Camden Effie Campbell John Montgomery State Republican Convention Indiana Union Traction Company Texas Land of Plenty Fort Wayne T. J. _McElheny E. Gregg Davis Fast ‘Wayne Ina
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