Garretts Welcomes New Pastor With Introductory Sermon
In Garretts Indiana on April 16 the Methodist Episcopal congregation will hear Rev. Perry Powell’s introductory sermon. Rev. Williams assumes charge after Rev. Powell’s departure to Upton Indiana, with Rev. Fowell’s last service held Thursday. The congregation approved Powell and cabinet support, noting his training at DePauw and Greencastle, and naming his wife and daughter.
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Elst News Humany Garrett
Ind
Bill Berry
DePauwanise
Want Ads in the Journal Gazette Message
Classified note indicates only the word Yee appears in the Journal Gazette want ads prompting readers to try the publication for advertisements.
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Ite Journal Gazette
Twomey Fills Vacancy at Pennsylvania Ticket Office
W E Twomey is named to fill the vacancy at the Pennsylvania ticket office following Harry Taylor’s resignation. Howard Pierce and Harry Enslen are promoted. Twomey will serve the night shift at Fort Wayne with strong family ties to the railroad across the region. The appointment came from a wide field of applicants, reflecting his proficiency and the company’s trust.
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Howard Pisrse
Harry Enslen
Pennsylvania
Twomey
W. EB. Taomes
Tuurban
Harry Taylor
Howard Pierce
Marry
John Rosy Welated
Young Min
Fort Wayne
Wade
Mr. Twomey
T. J. Twomes
Bourtit
Sle
Daniel Dwomey
Columble Clts
Darel Twomey
Henstom
Twomey Ty
Columbia City
J. Twomey
Vie Division
Chicago
Twomeys
Pittsburg
W. I. Twomey
Howard Pleres
Atr. Taylor
Harey
Ren
Wabash Trains Delayed By Bridge Removal For Dredge Passage
Trains on the Detroit division of the Wabash were disrupted after a bridge over the St. Joseph river at Montpelier was removed to allow a dredge to pass upstream. Detroit Chicago service was detoured via Michigan Central and Toledo division, with some Chicago passengers redirected to Wolcottville. Repairs and detours affected trains 2 and 28, while the Gou r F Bowser Oil Tank company hews toward recovery amid new railroad inquiries and European orders.
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Detroit
Wabash
St. Joseph
Montpelier
Fort Wayne
Chicago
Michigan Central
Toledo
Wolcottvilll
The
F. Bowser Oil Tank Company
Igity
Northwest Territory
Europe
WEKEL PLATE ENGINE ASSIGNMENTS AND RAIL NEWS
Five new locomotives prompt engine assignments in the western division with engineers named for numbers 162 63 164 and 168. Bechtel wins Chicago company business. Grand Rapids and Indiana paycar to distribute wages April 20. Wabash brings Forty-Five Minutes from Broadway troupe on a special train. John Blood takes a truck driving post. Fred Start to resign. A Z Polhamus improves health after westward trip. Herman C. Froehlich completes eighteen years with Wabash. Laemmermann and Shoup noted. Missing man Martha Welch located in Montpelier.
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S. B. Bechtel
S. F. Bowser Company
Chicago
Grand Rapids & Indiana
Wabash
John Blood
al Buchheit
Fort Wayne
Orlock
Fred Start
F. Bowser Company
West
California
Utah
Colorado
Herman C. Froehl
Proeh
Broadway
S. PL Laemniertiann
Pennsylvania
Edna Laemmermann
Marlah Welch
Monipetion
Mr. Welch
Jackson
Mich
Atonteller
Hats and Haberdashery Trade Mentioned in Ad
An advertisement notes SS Beenue and Hine of Sott Hats with prices around £2 or $4. Patterson-Fletcher Co and Matcher Co are cited as suppliers offering styles of hats and related valities, signaling a promo for headwear and fashions.
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Atterson-Fletcher CO
Metcher Co
Elkins Dislikes the Publicity About Royal Wedding
Washington dispatch reports Rome confirms Silsy Katherine Elkina engagement to the duke of the Abrugzl and that the royal family has ordered wedding gifts. The father asks press to suppress gossip and rumors, noting appreciation for kind expressions and promising to announce officially with authentic forms if warranted.
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Washington
Stephen Tr. Viting
Rome
Silsy Katherin Elkina
Abrugzl
Associated Press
Want ads offer private sale, job and rental options
A long questions list invites readers to place personal ads in the Journal Gazette Want Page. It promotes private, discreet classifieds for selling a house, seeking work, hiring help, renting furnished rooms, or starting a business, charging a half-cent per word.
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Journal-Gazette
Yale
Jake
Joe
Jormnal-Gazette
Rebussah
Kendallville Personal Notices and Visits Across Town
Kendallville residents report visits from relatives and friends in nearby towns, with plans to attend a White Sox game in Fort Wayne and trips to Chicago and Auburn. Local church events include Rev. Metzney’s sermon and a Fleat District Disciple convention update. Several residents return home after short visits, and moves or housing changes are noted among townspeople and families.
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Kendallville
Ind
Sins
EL N. Draguo
Wotcattville
Eugene
Darrow
Kalamatoo
Bustipegs
Fir
Bre
Wifluin Rubing
Trends
Mr and Big
Curly
Fort Wayne
Miends
Max Herta Jacoba
Ulph Keller
White Sox
Surslay
Ib 'T. Crvatad
Chicago
Thekill
Auburn
Gilberts
South Oaktreet
A. B. Muu
Fleat
Leiple Church
Strah ‘Traster
Lagrange
Edward ‘Traxter
Wolcottville
Mya
Trexler
Taqtto
D W. Metzney
Fluntington
Smilay. A
Kundard
Port. Wayne
Game birds released for state game preserves in Indiana
A 1908 letter from Commissioner Sidney K. Gannard describes plans to establish a game preserve in each Indiana county. Twenty quail and partridge were sent from New York to a tract in LaGrange for three years of protection, with farmers urged to join an agreement to prohibit hunting and maintain birds on 2500 to 4000 acres rotating within the county.
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Klat News Lureau
Dagrangs
Ind
New York
Sweeney
Columbus
Sidney K. Gannard
Lagrange
Indiana
Fashion Hint – Evening Gown Features Ribbon Framing
A fashion note describes a white satin gown with decorative ribbons arranged to frame the silhouette. The design emphasizes restrained elegance, using ribbons to highlight lines and create a refined evening look.
Preservation of Birds By Hungarian Partitionists
The text lists signatories including T. Sweenby and various locals such as M. Rowe, Glen Dutter, A. Stroup, and Otto L. Ballou, indicating tax or policy concerns about preserving a minimum number of birds per year on Preserven and fears of their scattering across the country.
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Yourn
T. Sweenby
M. Rowe
Glen Dutter
A. Stroup
I Myery
P. D. Ballou
PD. Ballou
Bsallau
Otto L. Ballou
J. P. Smith
O. J. Gregg
Bricker William Chrystier
Robinzon
Charles M. Nichols
George
Cook
T. Coaper
Clarence McDonald Taken To Jeffersonville For One Year
Auburn Ind April 1 Clarence McDonald is placed under deputy sheriff care for at least one year in Jeffersonville after being convicted of petit larceny along with his brother John Ware who is already serving a sentence. The court showed leniency due to his wife and family though he failed to prove himself a nile man.
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Thy
Auburn
Ind
Clarence McDonald
Sherif Rat
Jefersonville
John Ware
Clarence
The Awakening and a Bohemian Tone of Notes
A fragmentary piece recalls awakening love and marriage with a Bohemian period voice. Quoted lines praise a judge as remarkable and competent as observers remark about friendliness, from an April Bohemian context. The obscure text blends verse style with scattered dialogue about people unnamed and a cheerful mood.
Fifth Avenue Hotel to Make Way for Skyscraper
NEW YORK April 11 The Fifth Avenue hotel at the intersection of Twenty third street Fifth avenue and Broadway in the heart of the city is to give way to a new skyscraper. At midnight on April 4 it closed its doors forever. Built in 1869 by Amos Eno for 2 million dollars the hotel was then the most remarkable in America. At a June sale the buildings and ground reportedly sold for 7 250 000 dollars. In its heyday it hosted many famous men including Ulysses S Grant and James G Blaine who frequented the place and its balcony overlooked political processions in its honor.
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New York
Fifth Avenue
Twenty-third Street
Broadway
Amos Eno
America
Eno
Grant
Blaine
Yong
Tts Bilcony
California Fig Syrup Co
California,Fig Syrup Co
California
United States
Secretary of Agriculture
Washington, D. C
Jame Soil
All Grades of Sugar Advanced in Price
All grades of refined sugar were advanced ten seats per hundred pounds today in New York. The notice appears in the Journal-Gazette. The page also includes scattered, unrelated text and garbled lines.
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New York
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Hoty Nhono
Fort Wayne, Ind
Indiana Loan Co
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West Wayne &T
George H. Krudop
Garretts
Try Journal Gazette
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Causes Promotions
Farsillar
Tring
Michigan Centres
Bowser Company
Ed Wolf
T. EB Short
Levi’ Latimora
George Quidor
Charles Bromelmeter
Industrial Notes
Elkins
Stor
Clarence M'Donald
Jeffersonville
Iba Apri
Sven Jearus
Green
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Ada
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Ayer
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Louisville, Ky
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England
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