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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1908
Page
8
An advertisement touts Uric-O as a complete cure for rheumatism, claiming it removes the cause from blood and muscles. It promises rapid relief and asserts the medicine renders the disease inert, urging readers to order samples or buy from listed drug firms with money-back assurances.
The Indiana Republican platform endorses arbitration for international disputes and labor fairness, supports mine safety laws, reclamation of arid lands, forest conservation, and public utilities regulation. It praises leaders Beveridge, Henrendway, and Fairbanks, endorses Governor Hanly's administration, and calls for nonpartisan management of public institutions and limits on public salaries.
Proposals aim to channel all interest on funds to the people, transforming Tacul's fiscal policy and government operations. The plan seeks strong covenants against abuses and reduces long standing irregularities by tightening control and closing gaps in oversight.
Frank Ott renowned painter and decorator dies at his home 107 Romy avenue on Thursday morning at ninety years after long illness from Brights disease. He co founded Ott & Huber in 1876, led major local projects including decorating St Marys Catholic church. Survived by wife, five sons, five daughters. Funeral Monday at 8:30 from home and 6 from St Marys. friends asked to bring flowers.
J Casper Gutermuth longtime wood turner at John M Miller furniture factors died at his home 200 West Telerson street Thursday morning aged eighty. Death from stroke paralysis suffered last May ended a long illness. Born in Bavaria he married Elizabeth Hoffman of Fort Wayne twenty six years ago. He was a St Joan Lutheran member. Surviving are wife Elizabeth two sons Henry Home Mra Carrie Witte Detroi Emma Webster Webster Ind and thirteen grandchildren.
Auburn Indiana April 2 fire spotted in the bayente room of the Shors depot before 2 o'clock this morning. City fire crews prevented total loss with damage estimated around 1000 dollars. The building will be repaired at once.
A noted claimant, L. T. Cooper, touts a “New Discovery” medicine sold nationally for internal parasites. He asserts many suffer unnoticed tapeworms causing nervousness, faintness, stomach pain, and mental dullness, urging public interest and medical explanations amid widespread enthusiasm.
A grand reception in Ligonier Ind drew more than 450 attendees this afternoon and evening. Mrs O. Bred Whee and Mrs Stansbury headlined as entertainers with separate afternoon and evening sections for ladies and workers. Delicious foods and varied music accompanied the program.
In Kendallville, a new fire alarm system was installed with preparations continuing into Saturday. Authorities emphasize proper operation and safety in the updated building infrastructure.
Kendalville Indiana April 2 W P Myers city clerk will again conduct the annual school enumeration starting April 1 and finishing around April 20. Last year 1162 children were counted and the number is expected to rise, with the report used to gauge city population and determine spending for school needs.
Garrett Minor News reports daily lives of residents in the town, noting visitors and delegates to the state Republican convention in Mediacayu, plus local figures such as engineers, professors, and family guests. It lists residents visiting New York, Bloomington students, and trips to Lake Wawasee while mentioning medical updates and local business staff movements.
Auburn residents share news of visits and small events from South Bend to Notre Dame. The column notes friends entertaining groups, whist games, luncheons, and local gatherings at neighbors homes along with travel to Ohio and reminders of family and guests visiting in early April.
Fragmented OCR text notes a Waterloo item with names and places unclear. Mentions April 2 date, relatives, a service or gathering, and references to individuals including Willis Henry and H. Darby. Lacks coherent events or outcomes due to garbled source.
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