12 Apr 1913
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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1913
Page
1
Washington April 11 President Wilson, Secretary Bryan and Ambassador Jumserad will be among speakers at the opening of the Daughters of the American Revolution meeting in Washington Monday to welcome more than a hundred delegates.
Ad touts TIZ for sore and swollen feet, bunions, and corns as a non powder remedy that draws out poisons and relieves pain. Testimonial from Mrs. F. J. Androcks of Jamaica Long Island claims inflammation and toxins are eliminated. Offers free trial and 28 cent box with money back guarantee.
The article notes upcoming events for a local veterans organization at Continental Hall. Mrs Matthews and guests will attend the gathering in the general's box as officers are elected, especially the presidency, which attracts three candidates with notable followings. Speakers include J. K. A. McKim and James M. Richardson, plus Dr. Wallace Radcliffee.
A letter from Evansville business groups challenges reports on city flood impact. It clarifies that while outlying low ground areas along the Ohio River and a creek are flooded and residents displaced, the main city, including business and upscale residential zones, remains largely unaffected. Public utilities are functioning and most factories continue operating.
Warsaw Indiana April 11 Memorial exercises will replace the planned gala at Winona for Fritz Dittman of Chicago and J M Johnson of Buffalo two senior class members who drowned when their canoe capsized in Tilont Lake during a storm. Dittman’s body was found in ten feet of water near the overturned canoe’s location his father was present and identified the boy.
Payne News notes Fox of South Banton visits family in Payne. In Chicago Mr and Mrs F Brady spend week in West Virginia. Price family in Latty with illness improving. Wax ovial postponed to next Thursday at Venter school. Farm Woman's Club meeting canceled due to religious observance. Leutzenhizer entertained teachers at parents' home. dinner served for twenty. Several school girls and guests attended. Mrs Walz of Los Angeles spoke on Missionary Work. Mr Miller from Pretinnen canvassed for army shipments. Mrs Herre Burke recovering after illness.
A notice offers a few fine bred young horses suitable for riding or driving from Wilkeswood farm in Columbia City Indiana.
Dr Edward Edward's Olive Tablets promoted as a safe vegetable alternative to calomel for liver trouble and constipation. The ad claims they prevent headaches pimples bad breath and general dis order with a simple nightly dose and no gripping salts.
An advertisement touts Cascarets as a remedy for constipation and indigestion. It asserts torpid liver, clogged bowels, souring stomach, bad breath, yellow skin, and headaches vanish by morning. It promises overnight cleansing and rest, claiming millions rely on Cascarets for stomach and liver regulation.
Local items report Mrs C Minick hosting Ladies Aid gathering. Earl Sutton visits from Valparaiso with family. construction crews for Postal Telegraph and Telephone advance on wiring projects near Har ley and Wil. Numerous mentions of Fort Wayne visitors, birthdays, church plans, and school banquet with student Elver Cummins receiving gifts. Community ads note Fort Wayne supply shop and local business services for printing and office needs.
The Journal-Gazette reports insurance dealer Ermin C. Ungemach denies any mayoral candidacy. Senator Stephen B. Fleming, once considered a possible candidate, may return home. party activity is limited with no clear frontrunner. Local Republicans and Democrats weigh nominees for city offices amid uncertain primary dates.
A brief classifieds-style notice seeks a near-appearing boy at the Anthony bar and asks readers to call this morning with information.
At the second session of the Southern Sure Wynd Machinery Dealers association convention in Tabianapolis Apel vb Youn of Birmingham AL was named president. Others elected include Z A Wardin Troustor Texas as first vice president G Belding August as second vice president and Alwin Richmond VA as secretary treasurer. Committee members named include W S Pelee Norfolk George I Manning Knoxville Z G Garkley Tampa and Ernest Howell Charlestown W Va. The gathering focused on standardizing workman's compensation laws and fostering inter-state cooperation with plans to meet in Texas next year.
An advertisement touts Dr King s New Discovery as the best relief for coughs colds and consumption like ailments. It promises rapid relief from a stubborn cold and eventual disappearance of the cough with the first dose. Price 50 cents and 1.00. Recommended by Dr Price Co.
Bloomington officials announced the annual commencement for Indiana State Law School on June 13 with Governor S. M. Ralston delivering the address. The ceremony lists graduates including Regina Ballenger Emmett Brimbaugh John Capouch Paul Fisher Frank Teeman Homer Neem Nina Lindle and others from towns like Logansport Richmond Indianapolis Terre Haute and Plymouth.
An old classified style notice advertises No Rust rust remover for gas ranges at ten cents a bottle, available at the Gas Office. The piece also reports a trial date for Van Behren, Tad. on May 14, mentioning his father as a wealthy manufacturer and noting a county jail quarantine and a partial court proceeding at Van Beteen’s.
Notice to stockholders. The blackholders at the Tri State Loan and Trust company will hold their annual meeting at the company offices. April 15 at 2 o'clock p.m. for the selection of a branch of directors for the ensuing year. C. A Wilding, President. Secretary.
In Zanesville Indiana reports list social visits, obituaries, school commencements, and church services. Notables include Gertrine, Senna, and Diffendorfer families visiting Huntington. the death of Jonathan Michaels after a long illness. funeral at Church of Interment Havenstack. Union Center high school seniors plan commencement. WCTU week of prayer events led by local leaders. butter contest prizes announced for April 12. and various local business and social updates from residents like Murray, Michaels, and Reptinger.
Wawaka Indiana April 11 Klges brothers occupy the Semiil property vacated by the Sintth family in Albion Joseph Franks and daughter in law visit Tamu McFarland Mary Braddeberry guests of Jess Braddeberry and family in Shipshewana Ar Elder Weaver Goshen conducts Brethren church services for a world wide mission collection Mrs Sparks returns Culver Verle Jones and mother move to the Dan Zimmerman farm near Casperville T J Forray views a pier Mer Stigner visits Braton Harbor two weeks Rev W E Loveless named by M E conference to lead the charge another year Mrs Francin McFarland of Kendallville called to James McFarland home Claude Nesbitt moves to South Milford Mrs Chacks Schwa shops Kendallville
Boilermaker helpers sought with good pay and steady work. Apply at the Factory Office at once to S. F. Bowser & Cri, Inc.
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