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Newspaper
Logansport Daily Tribune
Location
Logansport, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1908
Page
10
A rush at the Trade Palace marks the silk sale with bargains on wallpaper carpets rugs and curtains. Local notices advertise eight hour electric office hours and room rentals while savings and mortgage exemptions are promoted by Loan and Trust Co. Community updates include remodeling at J L Linville’s residence and a Concord couple’s marriage before moving to North Dakota.
Classified snippets advertise dry wood for sale at 1317 North by G W Palmer and seed corn from 1906 crop by Dent and Leming A B Long R R 9. Also promote a Crystal show described as a hummer and muslin bar gains at Seybolds Trade Palace with big values.
Friday and Saturday we showcase spring millinery in all its beauty and invite you to attend. Mrs. Benjamin welcomes visitors at 417 Broadway.
The Miller divorce case, venued from Peru, nears trial conclusion as Mr. Miller testifies denying Mrs. Miller's allegations. He refutes claims of intoxication immoral conduct and withholding support, insisting their relations were congenial and he supported his wife.
In police court yesterday Percy Jones, colored, and Jennie Shumaker, white, faced accusations after being found in an alley behind Berry restaurant on Wednesday evening. The Shumaker girl refused to file an affidavit claiming insult, though she admitted affection from Jones. She was ordered to leave the city as authorities expressed strong disgust.
An advertisement touts a selection of fabrics including Lucerne Tissue English Ginghams plaid and striped Etamine Lisle Tissue and pongette. It highlights sheer and heavy white goods with a 25 cent price on select materials and lists brands such as Arnold's and Anderson's for shoppers seeking affordable textiles.
In referee McConnell's court on Wednesday and Thursday the Germer Stove company of Erie Pa sued A P Flynn trustee of Shorte Vansteenburg. The question was whether the plaintiff mortgage was valid against the bankrupts and the matter was referred to the federal court at Indianapolis.
Important association matters to be transacted at 321 Pearl Street. All committees from last Sunday’s mass meeting on March 15 are expected. Henry Steinmetz, president. Wm Rohrberg, secretary. All are welcome.
The store promotes a full Easter buying season with a wide line of spring and summer suitings in the city. Prices are advertised as the lowest with guarantees on style fit and workmanship at Murphy and Fleming 325 Market Street.
A Salvation Army member fell at the corner of Fourth and Market streets Thursday afternoon. He was taken to Dr Hollo way's office for treatment and was able to walk home in a short time.
The note promotes Mrs. Benjamin at 417 Broadway unveiling a spring display. Opening today and Saturday, it highlights a blend of color and style to attract customers.
Expert French dry cleaners remind you to have your spring suit pressed. If not getting a new one made, rely on Clothing Hospital for professional care. Phone 394.
The store announces a spring millinery display with attractive styles and low prices. Mrs. Benjamin invites customers to visit on Broadway and bring friends.
Fragmentary notice advertises a fire sale including coal and items from a seller named Hedde. The message provides a single phone number 2700 for inquiries.
Lace trim sleeves collar and cuffs offered at introductory price. Sales denote affordable fashion add-ons for garments. Limited stock advertised with emphasis on entry price.
Advertisement lists 22 inch German Mercerized napkins at $1.19 to $1.50 quality and bleached linen 72 inch wide at $1.00 with corresponding $1.35 quality.
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