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Newspaper
Logansport Daily Tribune
Location
Logansport, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1908
Page
8
Short items from local shops and residents include screen paint and purplish Green Paris products, fresh carnations, new bean prices, and specials at Trade Palace. Visitors and residents travel between Monticello Denver Kokomo Peru Deer Creek and Indianapolis, with family visits and market listings.
Village ads and notices list paints cosmetic goods antiques and services. J E Collons visits Kokomo on business. Rentals offered at 1509 Broadway and a seven room house on Market Street. Local workers repair Market Street bridge. Savings and deposits at Loan and Trust Co. Lost gold bracelet with pearls and rubies offered for $3 reward. Local residents travel, visit relatives, and purchase produce including strawberries lettuce and tomatoes.
Rev Dunn pastor of Wheatland Avenue M E church will deliver the memorial address at the Twelve Mile Bethlehem church today. A special program has been arranged for the occasion.
The Logansport State Bank on Market Street is noted for paying 4 percent interest and holding the largest per capita deposits plus surplus and profits, with the fewest overdrafts in the city. Investigate.
In our east window we display a shetland pony and her baby for a few days. The foal is one week old today and stands twenty one inches high. The ponies belong to Mr. James Stephens of Harrison township who specializes in raising shetland ponies.
Advertisement notes Pleasant Hill greenhouse offering pot plants and cut flowers at low prices. Mentions A. H. McDonald and phone number 1492 for orders.
Questioning why pay 10c at other dealers for pine apples. Chas Etnire at 301 Market Street advertises pineapples of the same size for 5c each with a contact phone number 216.
Round trip fare listed as 1.25 dollars for Sunday May 31 excursion by Indiana Union Traction line. Passengers offered a $1.25 round trip to Indianapolis.
Mary Mannering closed the legitimate season at the Nelson Theatre last night. Manager Smyth plans vaudeville two shows weekly starting Monday. daily matinee and two evening performances. First bill includes Rich and Don in a comedy sketch, The Great Du Bois & Co., illusionists, Buckeye Trio, singers and dancers, plus pictures and illustrated songs by Hazel Good.
A Sunday excursion offers round trip to Lake Marxin Kuckee for seventy five cents. Trains depart Vandalia station at 7 05 and 10 20 a m.
An advertisement promotes the First National Bank boasting the largest capital, largest surplus fund, and largest deposits. It invites customers with 4 percent interest, highlighting financial stability and attractive rates.
Boys receive free baseballs with the purchase of National Game Shoes at Rauch's department store located at 420 Broad Way. The promotion highlights the shop's sporting goods selection and a limited time offer.
Win dow displays offer shirt waists at 48c 95c and up to 1.49 with double value claims Lawn Suits at 98c and 1.19 Lawn Jumper Suits 3.98 Indian Head kilted wash skirts 95c Light Blue Linene wash skirts 2.48 25c All Silk 6 inch Tasheta Ribbon 15c 85c Ruffled Swiss Curtains 59c 65c Wash Silks 39c American Prints 5c 25c wash goods formerly 45c 58c.
A man and crew will remove trees blown down in the recent storm. Inquiries to Otto Shoe and Clothing Company for details.
A brief notice identifies Ed F Leanard No 1632 as the contact for coal coke and wood inquiries answering a long standing question.
A brief note advertises a wide selection of blooming plants and cut flowers at Newby's, inviting shoppers to browse the variety available.
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