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Newspaper
Logansport Tribune
Location
Logansport, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1911
Page
6
Edgar F Metzger publisher swears the Tribune's circulation for November 1911 as shown in the attached table. Notary Louis P Denner administers the oath on December 5 1911 with commission expiration February 24 1914.
Socialist congressman Victor Berger probes the tariff, arguing protection supports U.S. manufacturing and workers. He cites roughly 326 million dollars in duties yearly and 3.5 dollars per person, warning free trade would shift jobs overseas and harm wages. He challenges anti protectionists to bow to the statistics and campaign against protection.
The Chicago packers stand in trial after effort to delay proceedings through legal pos its. Counsel may still seek a loophole to stall progress. If public sentiment hardens during the trial, defendants bear responsibility for the outcome as public opinion grows critical of big corporations.
The text argues that wealth does not foster tolerance for packers misdeeds. It notes jurors familiar with packer tactics carry prejudice and an impartial hearing is owed to violators, yet public opinion often opposes those accused as legal processes are obstructed by the defense.
Huntington reduced its three newspapers to two and last week merged the dailies into a single plant that will publish both a morning and an evening edition. The venture, printing two editions from one office and delivered by carriers, will be watched with interest as few publishers find this plan profitable.
SEVEN NOT Ray Peck resumed school duties Monday. Alma Baker stayed with her grandparents during Mildred’s illness. Phil Noel Jr and family attended Galveston entertainment Saturday. Ida Galbreath visited parents John and Mrs. Galbreath Saturday and Sunday. Will Tritt and Bessie Buffington, Wm Noel, Charles Duncan shopped Saturday. Will Noel and daughter spent Thanksgiving in Lincoln with B E Bur Towns. Bessie and Corda Campbell on sick list. Eli Noel of Fort Scott Kansas visits brothers Phillip and Isaiah Noel here. Jessie and Esther Alspaugh hosted company Sunday. Theodore Widner butchered Tuesday. Lizzie Campbell and children spent Thanksgiving in Lincoln with Walter Bish family. Bird Bell family spent Sunday with Michael Bell family in Lincoln. Allie Alspaugh attended elevator company directors’ meeting at Walton. Sunday school preparing for Christmas entertainment. Claude Smith to move to farm near Onward.
Reports from Hoovers church note New Waverly folks attending a revival this week. A quarterly meeting for the New Waverly charge is planned at Hoovers church next Sunday with Rev. Cissel presiding. Names include Laura Helms, Bessie Ruthford, Pearl Boreman, and local families visiting relatives.
Calveston residents host and visit relatives and friends across nearby towns including Logansport Bevington Hall and Indianapolis. The record notes numerous visits from Miss Panza Robertson Miss Helen Shirley and families such as the Fording and Webber households. John McConnell dies at home after tuberculosis. funeral set for Saturday at 1 30 from M E church.
Deer Creek notes list visits by Robeson of Camden and Olive Robeson, McClarey family, Lenon and Campbell kin, Snell and Effie Cook with James Williams, Christian church meetings with a female evangelist, and a well attended program Our New Minister's Honeymoon at the Lutheran church.
Local residents and visitors are listed with brief weekend and weekday gatherings. Harry Harrison travels to Peru and Leonard Mason shares Thanksgiving with Cecil Zeider near Lucerne. Several others guest at relatives homes, with a Baptist church meeting planned for early next year and neighbors visiting Schuyler Flory and bride.
Mary Meek returns from Galveston visit. Rev Tidrick leads Baptist church meetings this week with services at 7 30 each evening. Wilson visits relatives in Covington Indiana. Ernest and Russell Brandt guests of Oscar Brandt in Lucerne. Wallace Morris family and Ross visit Frank Myers. Nettie Hewing and daughter Lottie spend Thursday night with Carrie Roller.
Massage with Musterole to ease neuralgia in minutes and feel relief from chest cold headaches and muscle pain. A clean mustard oil ointment marketed as better than a mustard plaster and non blistering. Sold by druggists. jars priced 25c to 50c with prepaid order options from Musterole Company Cleveland Ohio.
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