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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1902
Page
4
Fragmentary weather note lists terms that appear garbled and unclear. Unable to extract definite forecast, dates, or values from the readable text.
City notes include a visit by Columbus resident Gisela to Conover North Carolina for a duet with Van Ame and a hearing on a river event. A factory fire occurred on East Le Street while construction of a new high school faced delays due to delivery holds. The Catholic Benevolent league excursion to Robison park was canceled and a stag event with 600 players and 275 prizes is planned. M J Strauss of Denver is visiting the Port Wayne Outfitters with plans for future business expansion as Fort Wayne stores grow.
Under price items highlight Quaker oats horm, Post cereals, Lux soaps, and fresh eggs at 5c to 17c. Featured deals include golden rye, lamp chimneys, celery, and pineapples. Choice melons and walnuts drawn from the stock list amid a warm, sales-driven table.
WAM Pied notes a departure by Hiling from Wayne liner service, with Ging Mills as context. The brief item records a transportation move affecting local routes and passenger service plans.
Readable fragments show candy bargains for Wednesday including marshmallow candy and chocolate at nine to ten cents per pound and Timstel marshmallow offered at low prices. The notice mentions candy department and fresh fruit house branding with misspellings and garbled text.
The court heard the case against Heit Harring charged with aiming a pistol at Mary, with Hattie Kyte testifying of a disreputable resort. The defendant was bound over to the circuit court in $100 to keep the peace and for appearance.
A patient with long standing stomach trouble and constipation reports relief after using Grape Nuts. She describes severe inability to retain food previously, then notes gradual digestion improvement and eventual normal meals after consuming the cereal for nearly two years. The account emphasizes affordability and general well being.
Fragmentary listing from Central Grocery shows prices for plums tomatoes and potatoes plus miscellaneous items. Auction-like notes reference names and sections but readable specifics are limited. The text mentions Dallas and a watch section though details are unclear.
On sale a fine range of regany ware and war pickons ware. The goods are described as beautiful and worth a look at White Fruit House. Rooms 162 and nearby locations referenced, with loan and real estate mentions in an unclear ad.
Wallace circus routes listed from Carlinville to Kalamazoo with stops in between including Lincoln and Hastings. Meetings announced in Lafayette Indiana and Anderson Indiana for district farmers institutes and a horticultural event August 27-28. Louisville and Cincinnati notes reference a special train August 10 and a memorial event for Pythian lodges.
Fragments indicate a listing of goods and prices at a market or vendors. Names such as JAMES M. KANE appear, with scattered mentions of hammock items, per pair pricing, and various merchandise hints. The readable text is garbled and does not form a clear coherent notice.
A string of property sales and transfers across townships lists buyers and sellers including Mary M. Perekter, Woodworth to Tenry C., Industrial Park Land Co., and others with lot references and payments noted. The record also includes miscellaneous observations on local goods, apparel, and an advertisement for Sulin-Skina products and an optical fitting service by Dallas F. Green.
Meadows Dairy Co is described as delivering the purest milk before breakfast. The notice emphasizes their early delivery service and the quality of milk offered.
Sale on clocks and trading stamps advertised at Beck and Lau Block Washington. Notes include eight day clocks, fresh supply, and a promise of speeches by Hon M Robinson and others, with references to Park and grounds.
An Indianapolis advertisement showcases a Victor Talking Machine as family entertainment with varied sizes and popular records. It notes a travel option via L and W Railways with a special Fort Wayne train on Sunday August 18 at 1.00 rate, offering round trip service.
Vesey and Heaton, solicitors at Court and Derry streets, advertise loans at 5 percent interest for sums of at least 1000 dollars on Fort Wayne real estate, urging prospective improvers to apply.
The Wayne barbers advertise prompt service with the best workers and a plain shave priced at 0 cents. The notice emphasizes fast, quality grooming and affordable rates for customers seeking reliable, efficient shaves.
The Wabash Railroad offers a special excursion from Danville to Gunville next Sunday. The train departs at a time not clearly stated. Tickets are priced at $1.26. The pretty Windiseft town hosts special attractions during the event.
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