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Newspaper
Logansport Tribune
Location
Logansport, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1911
Page
8
Three cousins lie ill at St Joseph hospital in a coincidence. Grover Loser, synotype operator, has typhoid fever and William Loser, a hand injury from a corn shredder, suffered weeks ago. Pearl Hance recently underwent an operation. her condition is listed as improving.
Miss Orell Van Buskirk of Roann is in the city as a guest of Miss Charlotte Shultz on East Market street. Several local notices mention lodging and social visits among residents.
Harry Burkit yesterday filed his $4,000 bond with county commissioners in session to become effective January 1 when he takes office. His sister Miss Agnes Burkit will be deputy, a position she previously held. The filings come amid a wage dispute between Shinn, the former recorder, and the commissioners.
The infant child of Mr. and Mrs. John A. Moore died at 314 Brown Street at 3 o'clock yesterday morning. Funeral services were held from the home yesterday and burial occurred in Mt. Hope. Ernest Hockenbeamer, who died at Douglass Arizona, will be brought to the city for burial with Elks and Masonic lodge rites arranged. C A Eberline's funeral is set for Broad Way residence Saturday at 2 and at the German Lutheran church at 2:30 with Rev H E Steuhm, burial in Mt. Hope cemetery.
Notice states a stockholders meeting of the Odd Fellows Hall Association at its hall Logansport Indiana corner North and Fifth streets Friday January 26 1912 at 730 p m for electing directors for the ensuing year and other business. John E Barnes president William C Golds bury secretary le
Two Cass county deals were made yesterday by S. M. Kistler. John W. Atkinson of Redkey traded city property for J. C. Howe's stock at Clymers and the goods will move to Redkey. B. O. Howell of Kewanna traded an eighty acre farm for William White's property at Onward.
A branch store is offered for sale with monthly payments of 500 dollars and must be sold at once. The deal states 700 dollars will handle the transaction. Address Web Box 4, city.
At 1601 Broadway Mrs Catherine Himmelberger displays a lemon tree bearing a fruit weighing one pound seven ounces and fourteen inches in circumference. The two and a half foot tree was grown indoors, highlighting ambitious lemon growing in Indiana Cass county.
Local brevities cover savings deposits at the Logansport Loan & Trust Co starting January first and interest calculations. Notices include guests of Miss Anna Hannegan in Bates street, rental offers for 70 and 80 acre farms, visits by relatives from Decatur and Delphi, resignations at Trinity Episcopal church, and a large recruitment ad for electric railway workers offering $60 to $100 monthly with no experience needed.
A court action filed for Clarence V. Tyler over a March turntable accident at local shops ended with a compromise judgment of 1000 dollars to the plaintiff, filed as Distance V. Tyler by his next friend John Odum against the P, C, and St. L railway. Tyler, working in the turntable pit, slipped on ice and crushed his foot.
Citizens read about rentals salaries and services and notices in Cumberland area. Includes job call for a delivery wagon helper, porch offerings at Murdock Bar and a bungalow for rent on North Street as well as bank deposit rates and a note on a missing watch.
Tony Shockome avoided jail after arrest on Wednesday evening. He was fined five dollars and costs, to be paid, with the court noting he had been sober and industrious for almost a year and promised to reform.
Willard Winn, exhibitor at the Galveston poultry show, took top honors with Barred Rocks. He earned first, second and third prizes for his exhibit.
A short note notes that children are hard on shoes so makers crowd quality into products to ensure better service and durable style. It emphasizes shoemaking quality and top obtainable style.
Louis Stoffregen a wealthy 80 year old Pottsville man was found dead by a state policeman after becoming trapped by barbed wire while attempting to crawl through a fence three miles from his home. Death attributed to exposure from his long tramp. He had served as Pottsville treasurer and postmaster. In Georgia Rev Dr Gilpens elderly Episcopal minister and former Elks chaplain died at eighty two from apoplexy.
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