Practical Tinge Gift Hosiery by Deventer
Deventer the hatter and furnisher promotes holiday hosiery in silk and cotton. Gift suggestions emphasize practical usefulness and value when shopping with his store.
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Newspaper
Logansport Tribune
Location
Logansport, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1911
Page
7
Deventer the hatter and furnisher promotes holiday hosiery in silk and cotton. Gift suggestions emphasize practical usefulness and value when shopping with his store.
Notice to all debtors of the firm Chilcott and Sullivan that the remaining balance is now due to James Sullivan who now owns the business. He instructs all creditors to direct payments to him.
Township trustees from the county who attended the session of the trustees association in Indianapolis have returned home. Six trustees attended. Martin Burkit and McMillan arrived Wednesday afternoon and described the session as interesting.
M. E. Jenness of this city returns for Christmas after visiting Florida where Florida Fruit Lands Company faced swindle charges. Local contract holders report on land titles and drainage plans and hope for a clear title before drainage work begins. Dr Hetherington’s brother travels to Florida to work on a cleared Everglade farm this winter.
Auto owners are invited to inspect Moore and Carter’s new Fireproof Garage at Sixth and Market opposite the post office. Seasoned mechanics offer machine work and overhaul by contract or hours, with modern equipment and reliable, first class service for winter to spring repairs.
The advert promises a very large showing of ready to wear gifts including sets fur coats suits coats skirts dresses petticoats sweaters bath robes kimonos waists and more at unusually low prices to reduce stock before inventory.
At the regular meeting in New York on December 14 the Baltimore & Ohio board reorganized naming Oscar G. Murray as chairman and re-electing Daniel Willard as president along with George F. Randolph George M. Shriver J. W. McNeal C. W. Wolford and H. L. Bond Jr in senior roles.
A Rexall Store advertisement guarantees Rexall 93 Hair Tonic will eradicate dandruff stimulate hair growth and prevent premature balding. It claims the product is non greasy pleasant to use and offered in 50 cent and one dollar sizes with a money back promise if results fail. It notes availability only at The Rexall Store W H Porter & Co Drug Store.
Short items include rentals and sales such as a cottage for rent and 38 acres for sale by A. L. Jones. Elgin and Seth Thomas clocks advertised by Hal B. Smith & Co. Red Cross seals and a white diamond offer. Bazaar and dairy lunch at 612 Broadway Friday and Saturday. Bank First National notes strong capital and certificates at four percent. January class announcements and loan options listed. Murdock Bar serves lunch with specials. Paragon watch ad claims superiority. Apron sale by Young Ladies Aid Society First Presbyterian church with a dairy lunch served 5 to 8.
The Cass and Howard counties based Farmers Mutual Insurance Company reports its annual assessment set at 15 cents per hundred dollars. Fire and lightning losses for the year are the smallest in eighteen years, with Cass county members receiving several claims including Frank Garish $6.25 and Sherman Farrabee $5 among others. Byron Neff is noted for a June lightning claim.
July 13 Henezkiah Wood of Boone township lists barn sale items costing $5. August 15 A C Williamson of Boone township offers five ewes for $25. September 14 B R Thomas of Bethlehem township offers three heifers for $115. September 14 G W Buchanan of Bethlehem township offers five lambs for $14. September 15 J M Tam of Noble township offers a vehicle for $20.
In Lafayette Indiana on December 14 Elmore H. Barce urged the court to consider John W Poole as innocent of killing farmhand Joseph Kemper. He praised Grace Poole the defendant's daughter and argued the mind of witness Mary Poole was inflamed with malice.
A woman who has taught school and donated her salary to hire attorneys for her father is described as the only person to stand by the accused man. Barce will finish the argument tomorrow.
Members of the board of tellers arrive in Indianapolis to canvass votes for officials of the International Mine Workers Union. Ballots are not all in yet and the count will take several weeks. Outcome to be announced at the January convention in this city.
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