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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1908
Page
12
Maine man E B Leper praises Duckley's Amite Sulye claiming it cured many ravers cuts and saved him from suffering. He says it heals burns sores boils fever sores eczema and other afflictions, calling it the best healing salve he has found.
In St Paul Mr Hoffman Democratic chairman of the Twelfth district called at the state house and interviewed Minnesota Governor John A Johnson. Hoffman found him attractive and natural, noting his unforced manner and leadership presence. He suggested Johnson is not seeking the presidency but has enthusiastic friends urging a bid, while some Minnesotans prefer him for governor again.
Decatur Democrat reports a proposed Toledo to Chicago ship canal with a potential feeder from the St Marys River to the Grand Reservoir. Engineers debate water supply for locks, with plans to dredge and widen St Marys to connect Celina and Fort Wayne, enabling boat traffic and trade along the route. Congress may fund a $100,000 survey.
War News Turenn reports Munger B Miner of Atoz Printing in talks with Kendallville authorities to relocate the South Whitley plant. The firm hopes to raise funds to move and expand, aiming to cover removal costs and stock liquidation while stressing local employment impact.
A small family seeks a 5 to 8 room modern house in the west end or south side area. Willing to sign lease if desired. Answer X. Y. JOURNAL-GAZETTE reporter note.
The Ladies of OA C will stage an evening program at Wagner's Opera House in Logansport under the auspices of the railway conductors auxiliary. Mrs S Springer and other volunteers lead a committee for the event featuring drills by seventy five children and young people. Admission is 25 35 and 10 cents and the proceeds support charitable aims. The article notes local coverage in the Journal-Gazette.
Notice to persons desiring to be candidates for election clarifies that applications must be received by 3 4 clock p.m. next Sunday April 14 1935. Unless the notice is published the candidate may not be on the ballot. The election authority requires proper filing and compliance with rules.
Classified notices reveal job openings and personal ads in the Journal Gazette page, with brief listings and contact details.
Real estate for sale includes various cottages and houses on paved streets with water access, prices range from 150 to 2,000, with terms and down payments noted. Listings cover north and south sides, corner lots, barns, and outbuildings, plus several farms with acreage, soil types, and proximity to Fort Wayne and interurban lines.
Fragmented old time classified page listing numerous secondhand goods and real estate including furniture, pianos, sewing machines, and home sales. Mentions L. Libbing Co retail space and multiple house and rental offers with installment plans. Includes jobs, business opportunities, and storage services amid scattered prices and contact hints.
Monroe W Fitch & Son's Bulletin advertises exchange notices for farm homes and real estate in Allen County near Tivuston, Rome City, and Fort Wayne. It lists rates and the request for buyers and sellers to contact the Fitch office for exchanges and property listings.
Real estate ads list a Cedar Creek farm of 1000 acres in Avon county and a modern seven room Fort Wayne house south of Creighton Avenue. Also offers a small farm near Fort Wayne on 1 acre in Clearon county, plus a farm near LaCrosse Indiana with 100 acres in cultivation and pasture. Includes rental option and interurban station proximity. Contact details and location specifics provided.
Suburban plots near atts and cer ihe along South Fairfield Avenue and Forest Park. About 400 lots in Forest Park and 50 in Lakeside, with prices from $1.19 to 0 Phirtern tote in Satan's additan. Louis F. Curdes markets insurance and real estate, inviting calls for homes and seasonal layouts.
Local trains run from Fort Wayne to Lafayette with departures at 1:20 am 2:07 am and 6:00 am and multiple daily trips. Service highlights include direct routes, limited stops, and special car rates for passenger travel.
Regular stations Fort Wayne interurban service listed with timetable segments and stop details. Anomalous punctuation and garbled phrases appear, including depot notes and departure times, reflecting OCR artifacts from a Journal-Gazette want ads page.
Real estate listing notes multiple properties on Madison and Fitch streets with prices around 14 000 to 1 200 and acreage listings. Mentions farms west of town and various residence types in a garbled postwar style with scattered numbers and locations.
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