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Newspaper
Logansport Daily Tribune
Location
Logansport, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1908
Page
2
A promotional brochure promises a universal cure for stomach diseases and urges readers to prepare their own remedy using bicarbonate of soda and powdered magnesia. It claims the formula is superior to any patent medicine and invites readers to buy ingredients from a druggist.
Old Cy plans a dawn foray to confront a troubling predator, while Chip gains solace with Ray s song and smiles at her old friend Tomah. A cautious lookout fixes on Chip as a crouching figure appears from behind a bush, signaling danger on the island.
Old Cy suspects a half breed has abducted Chip near a camp by the lake. Ray and the hermit hide and watch as the thief plots to bind and abduct the girl. They race to the outlet where Chip’s canoe disappears, and Old Cy spots the kidnapper fleeing with Chip in hand.
Fragmentary dialectal excerpt describes a scene on the land with Uncle Mose explaining a situation. References include sunlit yard, a lantern, and a farmerly stance as the earth sways.
The Nelson will host Ben Greet Players on March 25 with a star cast including George Vivian and Sidney Greenstreet. March 27 features Lyman Howe moving pictures Holland life. March 28 presents Human Hearts the Arkansas hill idyll matinee and night. April 3 features Henrietta Crosman and company.
Letters remained unclaimed at Logansport post office for the week ending March 23 1908. Call for advertised letters within ten days or they will be sent to Derda Letter Office. Names listed include Basil Berkshire John Needham Rosco McKiner Harry Rhodes and others for men and Mrs John Davis Mrs Frick Miss Madge Webb Mrs Charles Wilson Ruth and Leslie. Postmaster J M Johnston directs requesting advertised mail.
The L. W. S. baseball team defeated the Eagles 13 to 8 at the West Side diamond on Saturday morning. L. W. S. lineup included Harris catcher Hyman pitcher Fender shortstop D. May first base Taylor second base North third base Hinkle center field Messinger right field and B. May left field.
The Logansport notices clarify Maurice Fitzgerald of this city is not the New York figure. The New York Maurice Fitzgerald is a separate person with a lucrative law practice and Tammany connections who spoke in the mayoral campaigns. Local friends say the confusion has led to no legal trouble for the Logansport Fitzgerald.
Samuel W Robinson transfers property rights to George A in a filed deed. Abstractor John W Markiey reports the transaction details for public record.
A series of land conveyances filed include Marshall lot No 6 James Henrys addition to city W D 29 Henry S Elliott et ux to Harry Josephine Lux lot No 34 James Chenys third addition W D 7500 Susan E Aldrich to John H Ida E Burnett husband and wife lot No 3 Susan E Aldrichs subdivision Lots 53 and part of 54 John Tiptons second addition W D 2800 Jennie Markley et vir to Josephine S Craig lots 13 20 21 and part of No 28 O P Job Town W D 5000 Elizabeth BE Mehaffie et vir to Ella V Gearisch part of lots 15 and 16 Mary Washburns addition Royal Center W D 850 William M Calloway et ax to Elsie J Crispin lot No 76 in town of Dunkirk W D 250 John M Wilson et ax to Sarah Wilson part of sections 20 and 21 Jackson township 173 acres W D 15000 Charles M Millhousen to Martin Millhousen part of section 1 Boone township Q C D 300 Two mortgages filed aggregating 1400.
Fragmentary text notes Helvie and Elmer Thi traveling to Indianapolis today to attend a split Sitish Rite convention as reported by M Bantz.
The official route chosen with a fare of one and a quarter cents per mile. Tickets valid on all cars with no excess. Good for travel Tuesday March 24 6O after 9:45 a.m. through Wednesday March 25. Return tickets valid until Friday March 27. Information from local agent in Indiana Union 7.
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