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Newspaper
Logansport Daily Tribune
Location
Logansport, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1908
Page
8
An assortment of ads and brief notices lists openings for Gais e for sale and various shops. Items include clothing sales, farm listings, real estate loans, horse sales, wallpaper, wall décor, mutual calls for visiting relatives, and social events such as a dancing club at the Masonic Temple. Several residents and visitors are named, with addresses and local contact points.
The court orders a hearing on Newman P Levin son, bankrupt, for discharge on October 30, 1908 in Indianapolis. Notices must be published twice in Logansport Daily Tribune and creditors may appear to show cause why discharge should not be granted.
George Mullendore plans to present a petition of good moral character to the commissioners as his saloon license hearing nears. Captain Graham accuses Mullendore of repeated liquor law violations and says he should be disqualified. Mullendore already has fifty signatures and seeks more to sway ward votes.
George W. Fender former police judge appointed to be Cass County probate judge succeeding the late Charles B Laselle. For years probate work was done by Judge Larry with Laselle receiving the salary while ill. Fender has served as justice of the peace city judge and attorney.
H Seimetz organized a Lafayette branch of the Deutscher Verein at the Majestic Theatre Sunday, drawing over 200 listeners. The German language sermon urged teaching German in public schools and noted perceived privileges being taken from Germans. The new society began with 15 members.
Rev. J O Simon pastor of English Lutheran church and E J Buhanan Jayman and F P Wipperman went to Three Rivers Michigan yesterday to attend the North Indiana Synodical meeting of the Lutheran church. Mr. Wipperman is secretary of the Synod.
Short items note Silk Sale at Trade Palace with 50c to 98c specials and lamp ads. Local residents and visitors listed include Mrs. Borman of Union City visiting. Russell A. Wood traveling to Spokane. E W Zink moving to Bates. Mrs. Bennett in Chicago. Miss Kuppenheimer ill in Beaumont flats. Mrs. Stevens and Mrs. McIntyre returning from medical events. Also home fires, park flowers moved, and local trades and farm notes including lambs for sale, horse losses insured, tomato seed drying, and Bert Halstead as local plant manager.
The Indiana and Ohio Live Stock Insurance Company promotes sharing risk for horse owners while keeping house and personal policies with the same insurer. Policies are secured by deposits with the Indiana Insurance Department. F. M. Williamson offers at J. M. McKinsey’s office over City National Bank in Logansport Indiana.
The store displayed new fall fashions amid a busy afternoon crowd praising moderate prices for exclusive, high quality ladies wear. Opening continues today and Thursday with a welcoming note to shoppers.
All Masons traveling to Peru are notified to meet at the Masonic Temple on Wednesday at 1 00 p m The special car will depart the station at 12 15 PM It will be necessary to come to the hall to procure transportation Everyone is permitted to bring their own apron Committee
Chicago October 6 receipts estimated at 700 vs 768 last Monday and 736 year ago. Prices steady with all classes clearing at year’s low. Heavy drafters $170 225, drivers $150 350, mules $125 160 up to $200, export orders steady. southern inquiry fair.
Deaths and Funerals notices report the burial service for a young child from Buchanan. The short notice lists the family name and indicates a funeral date and location to follow in the community obituary pages.
Last week a fire at the C. N. Vilas farm in Alstead Vermont razed the Barney residence. Mr and Mrs Arthur Barney and their pet dog escaped in nightclothes after alarm from the dog. Valuable diamonds heirlooms and jewelry in a locked drawer were not recovered due to a missing key. Insurance on furnishings and valuables valued at 3500. Origin of the fire remains undetermined.
New York trading opened with nervousness over Balkan war prospects. Heavy buying lifted stocks including Union Pacific as short-covering and foreign news provided tentative reassurance. Wheat strengthened late. Rock Island preferred jumped to fifty on large blocks, signaling speculative activity by major financiers. The session ended on a strong note.
Regular meeting of Harmony Court No 304 Tribe of Ben Hur tonight at 8 o clock. All members urged to attend. Lorraine Council Daughter of Liberty meets this afternoon at 2 30 Initiation of candidates Degree team to take notice.
Sole agents for Peaver Creek Kentucky coal offer best soft coal for large or small demands. John Hedde located at 432 High Street provides contact by phone 1700 for purchases and inquiries.
The text lists John Adams Dix achievements from 1798 education and cadet appointment through 1812 service and War of 1812, roles as special messenger to Denmark, U S Senator 1845 49, 1861 treasury secretary, Civil War regiments raised, and governorship in New York 1872, ending with a boast about selling.
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