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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1908
Page
14
Local ad touts Hyomel as a cure for coughs, colds, hay fever, and asthma. It claims soothing antiseptic relief when inhaled, with a full kit including inhalers sold for $1 at Meyer Gro. & Co, plus refills at 50 cents. An example user from Nob. endorses rapid relief for cold and nasal symptoms.
Classified page note states that the Journal Gazette accepts only a single word in want ads, limiting customers to concise listings. No further details are provided on exceptions or submission method.
Mattoon Missouri reports Mayor L. B Leman resigning as the town faces fiscal strain after election results show revenue losses. Leman, head of the First National Bank and Temperance, cites inability to read government finances due to a shortfall of 19 dollars from kalosiz annually. Nearby talks include a proposed Waterworks system costing 18 500 with 19 900 yearly income pledged to cover the bond.
Many brief items from the region include appointments such as Charles E. Conklis named substitute railway mail clerk and Karey Schulte visiting Decatur, a scarlet fever case reported in the Thorne family, and attendance at funerals in Medford and Fort Wayne. The Lutheran church contract at Borst des Wren goes to T. Sehnort. M. C. Wyneken buys interest in W. C. Baily's back store. two youths, George Zurbach and John Ouse, operated on at St. Joseph's hospital. Various city residents travel or conduct business, with court updates on the Hyntharn case, a railroad track paving crew repairing Calhoun Street, and personnel jokes about a funeral party transport.
The Majestic features The American Stick Company with a week of popular priced attractions. Today audiences see Among the Moonshiners with Natines and Might Thureday Matinee Wyoming Ni NGe. Dakyl and Mr Hyde nightly. Friday shows Let No Man Put Asunder. May Robeson stars in The Rejuvenation of Aunt Mary at the Majestic, praised for its costuming and stage pictures. Nancy Boyer also appears, with Confiscus Skidoo and Man o War Man on the bill.
Fragmentary text describes a coachman position with private hours and horse care experience. References to a name or address are unclear, with garbled words and partial phrases. No definitive facts or entities can be confirmed.
A notice states that Boyd W. Snider will apply to the Allen County board of commissioners at the May session for a license to sell intoxicating beverages in Fort Wayne Indiana. The request covers malt, spirituous and vinous liquors in quantities at a time for one year at the ground floor front room of the two hundred and seventeen Bustagatts street address. The notice appears in the Daily April 714-81 edition.
Mars's home in the country and a welder aunt goes to New York to see her nephew Jack who studies there. His escapades give her laughs and worry. After returning home she invites Jack and Accides to move to New York to live with him. Three acts include comedy and a budding romance.
The Temple presents a strong vaudeville bill this week with performing bears, a card shark act, a trio of acrobats, and a popular sketch on stage. Ida Schnee sings “The Songs of the Old Chair” with noted strong voice, Jide Schnee also features, and Clark and Bradley contribute a clever act. Judge DeComba and Judge perform aerial acrobatics, while the kinodrome closes the bill. a Journal-Gazette Want Ads note promotes classified listings.
Property ads describe sale of modern homes near Lakeview area and Decatur street, plus removal notices and inquiries for house or lot purchases. Mentions financing and architectural plans, with references to local streets and offices. Names and locations suggest city context and real estate activity.
Trade ads from Fort bank area list two forty four acres and various property types. The notice promotes bank friendly deals with names including MONROE W FITCH and EUGENE M FITCH. It notes the office opens evenings and highlights real estate exchanges near Wayne fair Way hi and Sprid, Texas.
Real estate for sale or trade with a one acre farm in Allen County Oklahoma. Offers invited to sacrifice to raise funds. Listings mention a farm near Fort Worth with stalls and unspecified facilities. Contact Paul Neges at Arcade room for more details and a sales catalyst.
Fort Wayne and Springfield Railway Company records an internal note about station and property details. It references Fort Wayne, a 33 acre area, and unnamed personnel or blocks tied to the line and stations.
Real estate ad style list notes numerous houses and farms with varied prices and terms. Properties include a snail cottage on the south side a six room house on West William Street and a cottage on the south side with down payments. suburban homes near depot and interurban lines. farm lands near Fort Wayne with level soil and barns. several properties advertise easy terms and partial payments.
Suburban Chicago Toledo corridor listings describe several properties for sale or rent. Dwellings include a three room house with outbuildings near Well Street, an ALKA Modern Beroon residence on Bal Ave, a Wydefreryon st home, and a Pontia Berpat area rental. Acreage options: three to ten acres southwest of the city with good buildings and fences. Contact K VORNDRAN, 61 Floor, for inquiries.
Fort Wayne and Wabash Valley Traction Co shows February timetable details with routes to Huntington Lafayette and enabling faster limited services. Specific departure times include 8:00 AM and 10:00 AM with connections toward Indianapolis and Chicago interurban lines. The schedule notes express and limited service trains, stopping patterns, and division details for Fort Wayne Bluffton Montpelier and Toledo routes.
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