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Newspaper

Logansport Daily Tribune

Location

Logansport, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Sep 01, 1908

Page

5

Republicans plan precinct workers drive across county

An informal meeting at Trades Assembly hall outlined a campaign plan with ten workers per precinct. About 500 workers plus candidates will operate separately from regular committeemen. Q A Myers, candidate for supreme court judge, spoke and backed the plan. State Republicans voiced optimism and a statewide group urged active organization. County headquarters will open and canvassing will begin after the sixty day poll ends.

Q. A. Myers Supreme Court Myers Herbert Brown Judge Waugh Tipton Charlies C. Kelley Indianapolis Henry Warger South Bend E. W. Bowen Delphi Lawrence McTurman State Superintendent of Public Instruction Dolan & McHale

Retrenchment rumors denied by Panhandle officials

Officials dispute widespread talk of plant closures and mass layoffs on the Panhandle lines. They note no formal announcements and promise continued work, with higher locomotive funding in September and overtime for ten hours daily. a brief list shows expenses and cash on hand totaling 123.95.

New York Board of Trade Pennsylvania McCrea Pennsylvania Railroad W. H. Barnes Clement A. Griscom C. Stuart Patterson E. B. Morris Lincoln Godfrey C. EB. Ingersoll

Broadway Guest Maxine Wells Delights With Ventroliquism

Maxine Wells, a rare female ventriloquist, appears at the Broadway this week. Her act features a dummy that sings and talks with apparent no lip movement, drawing widespread applause and praise as one of the cleverest vaudeville attractions in the city.

Maxine Wells United States Broadway Miss Wells

Honored Passenger on Panhandle Train

Mrs. Salmon P. Chase, widow of Lincoln cabinet member, rode Panhandle train 21 from Muncie to Chicago. Though past eighty, she traveled alone with no difficulty. trainmen treated her with care and a local drayman escorted her chair and expressed pride in serving the widow of a public servant.

Panhandle Salmon P. Chase Lincoln Muncie Chicago

Treasurer's Report Shows A Surplus

H S Tousley, treasurer of the Panhandle Employes' Picnic Association, filed his report showing a financial surplus from the recent picnic.

H.S. Tousley Panhandle Picnic ‘Association

Rough Necks Triumph Over Lake Cicott 12 to 9

The Rough Necks defeated Lake Cicott 12 to 9 at Spencer Park on Sunday afternoon to avenge an earlier loss. A third game could decide the tie as both teams seek a clear winner.

Rough Necks Lake Cicott Spencer Park

Panhandle Railroad Yard Crew Photos And Travel

Railway workers and family members are listed with new hires, vacations, sick leaves, and travel. Several Panhandle engineers and car departments are noted, including trips to Minnesota for fishing and a Chicago ball game outing.

Fishing expedition along Kankakee yields 180 pounds of catch

Hackett and companions report a ten day fishing trip along the Kankakee river with about 180 pounds of fish. Robert Wirick returns from Colorado vacation. A J Nauman, Panhandle operator at Crown Point, seeks eye treatment.

Hackett Asia Kankakee Robert Wirick Colorado A. J. Nauman Panhandle Crown Point

How to Walk Proper Carriage and Stride for Health

An Amherst College expert outlines correct carriage, stride, and breathing for walking. He notes upright posture reduces back strain, explains differences for long and short distances, and warns against overstriding or forward-leaning for speed.

Richard F. Nelligan Department of Hygiene Amherst College Country Life America Nelligan Bertha von Hillen

How to Use Turpentine for Cleaning and Care

Instructions on turpentine use include treating lungs with hot flannels, removing ink stains from mustin, whitening clothes by adding drops to boiling water, exterminating cockroaches, and cleaning shoes, gilt frames, tar stains, and wheel grease with lard and turpentine.

Transplanting Trees by Digging a Surrounding trench

A guide explains transplanting small trees or shrubs in any season or growth stage. Dig a trench completely around the plant, about a foot wide and a little deeper, keeping the roots in a ball of earth. The method preserves root integrity during relocation.

The Precious Roosters of Pipe Creek Falls

A Bowyer farm rooster at Pipe Creek Falls is noted for feasting on picnic leftovers on Sundays. The Plymouth Rock fowl roams the grove where picnickers eat, gathers scraps, and guards favoured bites from the crowd. Weekdays see quieter roosting. rain Sundays dampen visits.

Pipe Creek Falls Charles Bowyer Logansport

Anderson Downs Logansport in Sunday Golf Match

Logansport Golf team suffered a 29 to 2 defeat as Anderson claimed the win Sunday. Only Claude O Wise and George Graiffis scored for Logansport. other participants included Frank Wohthington Hal B Smith Robert Weir W D Craig E W Crouse Walter Uhl John S Larry George Richardson Dr Bartholomew and Carl Mandel. A pleasant social time followed despite the loss.

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