Local notices and ads mix in a busy Logansport page
Items include rental offerings at 924 Erie avenue and a 7 room apartment with bath, Hadley & Co. furniture promotions, groceries like butterine 2 lbs for 25 cents, a Dundee Michigan move, a 60 acre farm for sale nearby, and an enlarged W H Jacks photo in the circuit court. Also listed: jobs, school scenes, and sale prices at Trade Palace Anniversary Sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude Zook
Los Angeles
Cal
Elpers and Miller Meat Store
Market Street
James Richeson
Walton
Logansport Underwear Co
James Berry
Hartford City
Horace Delon
Kokomo
X” Care Tribune
W. H. Jacks
Pratt
Stuart
Chase
Biddle
Jacks
Joseph Redmond
Chicago
Richmond
Harry Conners
Harry Douglass
E. M. Howard
W. B. Stover
South Bend
New Albany
Presbyterian Church
Aldine Flats
Co. H. Fergus
George T. Fergus
John Grusenmeyer
Hastings
Nebraska
Shady Nook
Charles Homburg
Nellie
Grace Wolfkill
Huron
Ohio
Mary Jane Franklin
Herbert Stevens
Fourth _street
Eel River Avenue
Grand display of fancy china and bric-a-brac for gifts
The speaker urges the boss to smile and visit a grand display of china and bric-a-brac. The items are pitched as suitable for card and club prizes and wedding gifts, promising a mood lift for the town.
Millinery Bargains Offer New York Hat Styles
Trimmed and untrimmed New York sample hats offered at bargain prices. Emphasizes new colors and shapes and invites readers to call a family physician if dissatisfied.
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New York
Logansport Seen as Recruiting Ground for State Judicial Ballots
State ballots show three candidates for judicial honors. If Republicans win state, Quincy A. Myers would be elected to the supreme bench. Democrats name Moses B. Larry. Socialist Labor Party may elect Harry A. Barnes for appellate judge from the First district and Ira J. Baker for state treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logansport
Quincy A. Myers
Moses B. Larry
Socialist Labor Party
Harry A. Barnes
Colored Fight Pictures Draw Mixed Nelson Crowd
Few colored patrons attended the Nelson cinema last night for the Gans fight pictures. The crowd was smaller than for the prior match that crowned Gans the winner, though many first time visitors were present. The silent films clearly showed the ring action and the fighters’ work.
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Joe Gans
Gans
Loss of an Eye Causes Death of Civil War Veteran
Richard Kinneman, Civil War veteran, died early Tuesday after an eye removal operation. An earlier splinter wound pierced his eye last Wednesday threatening sight. he had recently regained sight in one eye but remained blind overall. Funeral Thursday at two from Church of God with Rev. McCorkie officiating. Interment at St. Johns cemetery.
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Richard Kinneman
Kinneman
Church of God
McCorkie
St. Johns Cemetery
Two New Orators Debut For Democracy At Local Meeting
Thomas Bradfield delivered a maiden speech alongside B. C. Jenkines at Deacon's Corner school house to promote democracy. Walter Foskett also planned to join the ranks with his first Lincoln Friday night appearance.
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Thomas Bradfield
B. C. Jenkines
Deacon’s Corner School
Walter Foskett
Lincoln
Republican Rally Excursion to Marion Teed Taft Address
A Republican rally set for Friday October 23 features Hon William Howard Taft to address attendees. An excursion train from Logansport on Pennsylvania lines offers an 80 cent round trip, with tickets available through local agents.
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Marion
Taft
Logansport
Pennsylvania
Oyster Supper and Dance
Community event featuring a oyster supper and dance night hosted by local society. Proceeds support township projects with music provided by a volunteer band and entry at doors. refreshments and a lively program expected.
Marion area notices mix with sales and visits
Local notices report Mrs. John Bachelor visiting Marion for a few days. Dr M Flory advertises pears delivered to doors. Hadley Co sells furniture with easy terms and an anniversary sale. Various residents travel to Indianapolis, Lafayette, Nebraska, and Wisconsin for visits and health. The piece lists sales, arrivals, and upcoming events in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. A. Carter
Chicago
D. M. Flory
Mark M Morris
James S. Stevens
Hadley & Co
Marion
Tritt
Mary Watkins
George Watkins
Kokomo
Olga Mergenthaler
Marion, Ohley
Florence Murphy
Mary Radibaugh
Sycamore Street
Indianapolis
J. F. Grusenmeyer
Washington Township
Nebraska
Marie Eckert
Reynolds
William Tell
Claudette Reimbollt
Springfield
Mabel Cavanaugh
Wisconsin
J. R. Beiersdorf
A. L. Anderson
Beiersdorf. Packing Co
Prof. Gamble
George Hoffman
Longcliff
Lafayette
Purdue
Monmouth
Local Brewities Wanted and Theatre Notes This Week
Local notices report two boarders at 604 Market and a Crystal show this week. Dr James Nelson from Philadelphia visits his parents. Electric light bills are due. An outdoor Shakespeare production costs 10000 dollars. At the Ark C R Delzell is off duty due to his wife’s illness. Mrs Ella Roach returns home from Monticello visit with her mother. Mrs D C Copeland visits Chicago for a few days. Ethyl Bennet thrown from a rig at Eleventh and Broadway. horse restrained by nearby pedestrians.
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James Nelson
Philadelphia
Shakespeare
the Ark
C. R. Delzell
Planing Mill
Ella Roach
Monticello
Copeland
Chicago
Ethyl Bennet
Eleventh and
Broadway
Printing Red and Black High School Magazine
The Red and Black will go to press today for sale Monday. It will be 32 pages with a short story by Edmond Brumbaugh. Editors have not decided on a continued tale. The first edition of the year is anticipated as one of the best.
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Edmond Brumbaugh
Beaver Creek Coal Promises Best Soft Coal Deals
Classified ad offers various coals and winter contracts with current prices. It urges customers to compare rivals’ prices and then choose Beaver Creek, claiming it provides the best soft coal. Contact John Hedde at 432 Hight Street, phone 1700.
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Beaver Creek
Young heroes saved eastbound train from burning bridge
Dewitt Talmage and Harry Cory, two youths, prevented a crash by stopping a burning bridge fire near Helms Creek west of Peru. A third boy Flinn claimed credit but was found to have no role in halting the train or fighting the blaze. The pair received thirty day passes over the Wabash railroad and its divisions and plan a summer tour to the Pacific coast.
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Dewitt Talmage
Harry Cory
Helms Creek
Peru
Wabash
Flinn Lad
Pacific Coast
Teenage traveler’s trek across desert on freight train
Charles Irvington, 16, rode the desert by freight train with companions Martin and Marshall, writing home from Los Angeles about the trip begun September 7. He left companions in Ogden and Mansas, plans to reach Old Mexico, seeking socks and stamps from his mother.
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Walter Irvington
Charles
West
Los Angeles
Cal
Desert
Martin
Marshall
Mansas
Ogden
Utah
Irvington
Union
Old Mexico
Atlas Lump Coal Prices Promised for October Delivery
Independence Coal Co urges buyers to lock in summer prices now for October delivery of Atlas lump coal for heaters and egg coal for cook stoves, promoting immediate purchase to save money.
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lIndependence Coal Co
Ennire Grocery Promises Savings On Pay Day Deals
Store promotes savings on quality groceries and invites customers to test the claim by shopping this payday at Ennire 301 Market street phone 216.
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Axminster
Nottingham
Fairbanks
Lonsdale Muslin
Lee Comfort Charlies
Stalnaker
Erie Avenue
McCaffrey
Twelfth Street
Samuel Holopeter
Depauw Green Club
Frank Berry
L. V. Trott
C. M. Custer
Carl Spillman
Thomas Spillman
Sylvester Allen
Wayne
Elizabeth Johnson
Othis ‘City
Harry Barnes
State of
Indiana
Nelson
Coal
Mendel
Otto
Jane Hopkins
Otto Shoe & Clothing CO
the Crystal
John .Hedde
Hight St
Charles Irvington
Ennire
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