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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1902
Page
5
A garbled weather item notes showers and varying skies for the day. Mentions rainfall and temperature changes with uncertain place names and stray terms, reflecting OCR difficulty rather than stable forecast details.
Mixed village chatter lists residents visiting Carter and Delphos, mentions travels of Mrs. Fawn and others, and notes a Carnegie Library planned by Tahurin with Greek styling. Milner buys G Bratn via Daud agency. telephoner place construction and stable foreseen. project cost set at 29,000 dollars.
An unusual sale offers Young's celebrated straw hats and wool caps at a deep discount. Prices listed include each wool cap and hat deeply reduced and touted as new stock from New York, with specific items and prices mentioned despite garbled text.
City Hall reports detail openings of Sherman road and Maiden Lane paving under private contracts. Tarber Asphalt completes Last Wayne Street pavement and sends asphalt to Beckowe Street for immediate work. New two story building planned on Sinnis Street costs 1509.
Local listing shows Strictly Fresh Eggs at 160 dozen, Luge Rips Potatoes, 50 Forward onions and onions from Greg Gaus. Includes Dashel IGURGER and MIVNEL items priced 5c. Grocery appears in a compact marketplace notice.
Enigre stock of men s and bigs offered at 14 off until Saturday. Reuben Spatterson promotes the sale and invites customers to visit the shop before the deadline.
The Liberal Life Company of Tadiana reorganized under the act of 1907 and deposited 23 000 with the auditor of state while an allied firm and officers also deposited 25 060 to comply with new insurance act. The company now positions as a straight life insurer with substantial resources and a broad capital base.
Auction style notice proclaims sale of young men suits and ties at a local shop. Odd spellings and informal questions suggest a community notice or sale flyer with names or initials. Readable fragments mention blue sergeant light colored suits and Harriet square.
Very & Heaton law offices announce an opportunity to lend money at four percent interest on sums of at least $1,000, secured by a mortgage on improved real estate in Port Wayne.
A quirky note praises fresh Pineapples from The Vines at Fort. It highlights a delightful dessert featuring pineapples as its standout element and applauds the restaurant’s skill in crafting a sweet, exotic finish.
A jumble of names places and ads shows a sale of Salt Lake City rail fares and local property shifts. It mentions Cush Pulte Joseph Futer Eltsie Keimeier and Hanna additions with prices around 8600 dollars. Other entries advertise closing out purses waist skirts and belt racks at Rodenbeck's Inwy Calhoun Street.
Notice appears to be a garbled ad or notice listing individuals and roles such as Mrs A M Freeman Rin B41 Pixley and Walter A Lapham as general manager. It includes scattered product items like Michigan whortleberries priced 12 1/2 cents per quart and lemons at 18 cents a dozen, with references to a White Fruit House and local committee hints.
In Squire Paneey’s court yesterday Hererina proved a claim against Stephen Chase and was fined one dollar and six cents. Annie Adams swore out an affidavit in Pram court yesterday against her husband Joseph Golden alleging domestic dispute. The case was set for next Monday.
A fragment notes that suspenders will quit by Saturday night under REV BEN PATTERSON with 15 oxen involved and a deadline of the coming weekend.
Real estate or personal security sale notice lists straw hats at half price. Names REUBENS PATTERSON appear in the sale copy. Located at CHAS bk PPRIFEER Rooms 6-7 Baas Block.
Fragmented text describes Notre Dame of Maryland College for Women and a preparatory department with emphasis on education quality. Mentions suburban location near Baltimore, spacious buildings, and a campus on Charles Street Avenue.
The Steck Ines claim a dominant win in a high profile art contest, with strong support across the audience. The event drew attention to Wareroons Pitty Ava and GL Hill, detailing locations such as 624 Clinton Street as a witness point.
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