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Logansport Daily Tribune

Location

Logansport, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Oct 20, 1908

Page

5

Terre Haute Hopes Bendix Factory Move With New Contributions

The Bendix factory site remains in reach with $7 5000 still needed to fund a plant expected to employ 100 to 400 workers. Terre Haute boosters pledge rapid fundraising potentially raising $20 000 to $50 000, while new contributors join efforts led by local names and firms to secure the deal within days.

Logfansport Temieve Bendix Terre Haute J. J. Burgman E. J. Ludwig Jacob Tussing Carl Kappel F. A. Dykeman Homer Closson F. H. Wipperman Barney Zimmerman J. A. McCulloch J. F.noland E .H. Grace J. F. Long John E. Barnes James L. Gilbert John S. Larry Wiliam H. Snyder A. J. Zanger Haker Bros F. E. Noel, John M. Etnire F. M. Murry

Local notes from Kokomo and surrounding areas

Local brief items include Miss Viola Lewis visiting friends in Kokomo the week end, a 60 acre farm for sale near town, the death of Mrs. Hannah Jane Myers in Longcliff with burial in Elkhart, and job ad for a good address staffer. Community updates cover a dance by Lambda chapter of Kappa Alpha Phi, a Shropshire sheep loss, fortieth Great Sun of Red Men delegates to Indianapolis, and local shopper Joan Watson’s misadventure with police.

Viola Lewis Kokomo Loan & Trust Co C. M. Custer Hannah Jane Myers Longcliff Elkhart Frank Jackson Great Sun of Red Indianapolis Harry King Harry Bell Will Dunkle John Gangloff Will Feidler and Mirs

Public stock sale notice at Morgan Hill stock farm

Public sale of stock scheduled for Tuesday October 20 at Morgan Hill stock farm two miles south of the city on Morgan Hill road. Also offered for sale are two grain beds and a lot of wire fencing wagons and miscellaneous items. Manuel F Schaefer listed as organizer. Richard Richardson noted in ad.

Morgan Hill Stock Farm City Morgan Hill Road G. le. Richardson

Mrs Oliver Overcome by Gas Fumes in Small Bathing Room

Mrs Oliver of 200 Wheatland Avenue fainted from gas stove fumes while bathing on Saturday. The stove heated the water and exhausted the room’s oxygen. Her husband and two children were rescued just in time to prevent a dangerous condition.

Oliver Wheatland Avenue

Taft Campaign Schedule Shows Indiana Tour Dates

The piece notes Taft's campaign in Indiana with scheduled talks from Thursday in towns including Lawrenceburg Aurora Osgood North Vernon Seymour Brownstown and many others ending in Indianapolis and Chicago on Saturday. It also mentions Cumberland Maryland and West Virginia stops en route to Cincinnati for a brief rest after his Indiana swing.

Lawrenceburg Aurora Osgood North Vernon Seymour Brownstown Mitchell Bedford Bloomington Linton Bloomfield Terre Haute Sullivan Vincennes Princeton Eansville Brazil Greencastle Crawfordsville Lafayette Frankfort Kokomo Greentown Marion Muncie Anderson Knightstown Rushville Shelbyville Indianapolis Greenfield Richmond Winchester Portland Decatur Fort Wayne Columbia City Warsaw Goshen Elkhart South Bend Laporte Michigan City Hammond Chicago Taft Cumberland West Virginia Cincinnati

Atlas Lump Coal and Egg Coal Prices Promised for October Delivery

Quoted summer prices remain in effect for Atlas lump coal for heaters and egg coal for cook stoves as Independence Coal Co. advertises October delivery and cost savings.

Atlas Independence Coal Co

Granddaughter Attends Funeral of Mrs Mary J Franklin

Miss Nellie Wolfkill and Miss Grace Wolfkill of Huron Ohio attended the funeral of their grandmother Mrs Mary J Franklin held Sunday at the residence of C D Goddard 200 North Sixth Street in this city.

Nellie Grace Wolfkill Huron, O Mary J. Franklin C. D. Goddard North Sixth Street

Mystery surrounds loss of forty two fifty from Toledo Street home

Mrs. Andrew Branner reported $42.50 missing from her 1821 Toledo Street residence after a telephone collector visit between 1 and 3 PM yesterday. She kept the money in her bed, but after returning to the kitchen could not locate it. doors and windows remained locked. The house has been thoroughly searched with no sign of the money or entry.

Boy Orator Ben Goldsberry to Speak at Market Street Church

Next Friday night at Market Street Methodist Church the lecture will be delivered by Ben Goldsberry of Clinton County under the auspices of the church ladies. Known as the boy orator, he will discuss The Divinity of Christ in an address described as splendid for attendees.

Market Street Methodist Church Ben Goldsberry Clinton County Goldsberry Christ

Miss Lucy UWhi Plans Chicago Trip With Friends

Miss Lucy UWhi departs today for Chicago to meet Miss Yerkes from that city and Miss Grace Dymon of Grand Rapids. They will travel to New York City and sail November 7 for an extended European tour aboard the Celtic of the White Star Line.

Lucy Uwhi Chicago Miss Yerkes That City Grace Dymon Grand Rapids Mich New York City Europe Celtic Star Line

General Wright Defends Presidency at Terrace Garden Meeting

General Luke E. Wright secretary of war addressed a large Terrace Garden mass meeting opposing William Jennings Bryan's campaign comments. He condemned Bryan for calling Roosevelt “the hired man” and argued the president is not a hired hand but the chief ruler of the party, outlining presidential powers.

New ‘York William’ ‘Jbryan Luke E. Wright Terrace ‘Garden Bryan Roosevelt Wright

Swastika club names change from Old Married People's club

The Young People's club held its first annual dance at Stettiner Hall with about 35 members, 25 attending. Dances occur every other Monday, and a lunch will be served afterward. Morehart and Denbo provided music for the event. The Old Married People's club renamed itself the Swastika club and will meet on alternate Mondays.

Stettiner Hall Stettiner Morehart & Denbo

Fight Ends as Case Is Dropped after Stabbing Incident

Harry Douglass was arrested Saturday night for stabbing Baline Deiter with a pocket knife but was not arraigned in city court Monday. With Deiter partly to blame and no party wishing to pursue legal action, the case was dropped.

Harry Douglass Baline Deiter Deiter

Rogers Brothers Comic Gus Rogers Dies in New York

Gus Rogers of the Rogers Brothers comedy team died in New York after an appendicitis attack. He had previously suffered an 1902 appendix episode in Chicago and recovered. Rogers was reportedly worth 300000 with most invested in theater property in the city. A widow Maude Raymond and two children survive.

Rogers Brothers Rogers Chicago Maude Raymond

Axe Ends Crap Game Fatal Fight on Evansville Levee

Lemuel Hill was killed by Cleveland Roy in a dispute over a crap game on the Evansville levee. Roy struck Hill with an axe, causing instant death. Police investigated the fatal confrontation between two Black men in the Indiana city dated October 19.

Associated Press Evansville Ind Lemuel Hill Cleveland Roy

Local Bargains Offer Kimonos and Fabrics In Sale

Readable fragments list women’s heavy flannelette kimonos at 1.50 to 2.25, new wool dress goods and self stripe suitings, 75 cents to 1.00 sale prices, plus best standard calicoes and heavy bleached muslin on sale. Also listed are light and dark outings and sheets offered at reduced prices.

Johnson Cipal Tatere

Marshall at Valparaiso Campaign Stop

Thomas R. Marshall the Democratic nominee for governor drew an ovation from Porter county Democrats at Memorial hall in Valparaiso. He spoke on state issues and continued to Hammond and Indiana Harbor after the address.

Memorial Hall Hammond Indiana Harbor

Indiana Library Association Holds Seventeenth Annual Meet

The Indiana Library association convenes its seventeenth annual meeting in Richmond on Thursday and Friday with an extensive program. Topics include College and Public Libraries and Story Telling in Libraries despite no local librarian presenting.

Officers Named for Local Association

Officers of the association include Harold Lindley of Richmond as president Katherine A Chipman of Anderson as vice president and Flo F Corwin Elkot Soares from Indianapolis as treasurer.

Association Harlow Lindley Richmond Katherine A. Chipman Anderson Flo F. Corwin Elkot Soares Indianapolis

Hurt on excursion injures Wood man in Indianapolis trip

William White, a Wood man on the Sunday excursion to Indianapolis, badly mashed a foot between buffers while moving between cars. He managed to return home on the excursion.

William White Indianapolis

Etnire Promises Savings on Groceries This Payday

Money saved on food or good quality means a lot to you. Etnire at 301 Market Street invites your trade and pledges to save you money. Test the statement when buying groceries this payday, phone 216. Tribune Want Ads.

Etnire Market Street

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