Courts Begin Varied Docket With Divorces Trials and Admissions
Acting Judge Morris hands down two verdicts for $100 against John HH Jackson and George W Wyatt. Brotayn granted a divorce from Samuel F Hrokaw. Williamarchy Campbell admitted to the Bar on motion of Johnturrig, son of Kendallville banker. The Marnenké itch case referred to county surveyor and ditch commission. Henry Fox named third commissioner to serve with Spindler and Shook. Miltenberger v Fort Werne Credit Co et al appears on appeal from Justice L P Huser. Attorneys Ball & Neadham and W C Ryan listed. Shenton sues Willis Barber for $1,000 on alleged July Fourth pistol incident. Executor Buss final report. Hoffman guardian of May Jewell Smith filed. Wyss celebrated first birthday with cigars in court. Merz sues for absolute separation. alleges wife’s infidelity and abuse. Licensed to wed notices and for sale items interspersed among court notes.
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Morris
Winer Gandy
John HH. Jackson
George W. Wyatt
Brotayn
Samuel F. Hrokaw
Williamarchy Campbell
Superior Court
Johnturrig
Campbell
Kendallville
County Sorveyor
Ditch Commission
Henry Fox
Surveyor Spindler
George Shookman
Jacob Miltenberger
Fort Werne Credit_company
Milton N. Webber
Willam C. Bredd
Court of Justice
Crowrer
Tar
Peter
Mertz
Merz
Local notices and health updates from Fort Wayne area
A compilation of short items lists travel notes and health news. George Bletter departs on vacation in Gio AD while Ray Meadams improves after illness. George Erdman fights typhoid at Lutheran hospital. Goliven returns from auto purchase. A garage fire destroys tree barns near Tornoke. Public notices include a charity burial, a church steial auction, and a GA R encampment planned for Toledo Augusta. Health officials seek data on a dubious June death. A big mission meeting at Majestic theater and Lissie Hills marks the fourteenth anniversary of his reform efforts.
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George Bletter
Gio
Ray Meadams
Palkey
Marther
George Erdman
Lutheran
Goliven
Tornoke
Deqint
Dyers and Cleaners’ Association
Nat Morrow
New York
W. D. Golling
Vernon Jensen
St. Joseph's Hospital
Gertade Kraig
Iternational Business College
Johns ‘Thompson
Toledo
Augusta
Ray Jacky
James Kerns
Decatur
Percy L. Castleman
Payne, D. My
Henry C. P. Wiehman
St. Louis
Port Warne
Western Oi Pump Company
Salvation Army
Cren's
East Wash Street
Brs
Wilm Pinkney
Kansas Street
James Hine
County Line
Fort Wayne
Huntington
van Buskirk
Indianapolis
Alda Remenderfer
Lissie V W. Hills
Temple of Economy
Lemon sale at White Fruit House Department Store
Bulletin announces hot day discounts at White Fruit House with 100 boxes contracted before the advance. Offers include plums at 39 cents per basket, 182 dozen or 4.35 per box, and various Grocery and Meat Dept specials. Farmers urged to bring fresh eggs for 17 cents per dozen.
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Grogery Dept
Rio
Meat Dept
Fruit House
White Fruit House
Kendallville Masons Installed Century Ceiling Fans
Kendallville Ind aug 3 The Kendallville lodge planned candidate work amid extreme heat. Worshipful Master C Br Case ordered two four blade sixty cycle Century ceiling fans for the big third floor lodge room. Fans were purchased through the Masonic Temple and supplied by the P Bissell company of Toledo, arranged by T and C railroad General Manager Patterson.
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Kist
Kendallville
Ind
Kendallvile Loge Pe Ad
C. Br. Case
Masonic Temple
Ation
P. Bissell Company
Toledo
Patterson
T. & C. 7 Railway
New Queen Restaurant Ad Promises Square Meals
A local notice invites diners to stop at the New Queen Restaurant located at 15017 South Calhoun Street for a satisfying square meal, highlighting its address and dining options.
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New Queen
South
Calhoun Street
We Can Help You Reduce the Cost of Living
An unclear ad-like fragment mentions cost of living aid and political appeal. It references Olive and Good Wiry Hales Hood Cotsize Tw, with scattered names and numbers. The legible bits suggest a promotional or campaign style message tied to local figures and vendors.
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Teadties
Surge Cueunhers
Fine Card of Stake Races Set for Fort Wayne Fair
Entries show a fine card with 77 in four stake races at the Fort Wayne fair from September 25 to 19. The field includes 2:24 pace record holder 2:05, Gordon Prince, Lou Westwood, Jesse James, Stephen Decatur, Miss Castle, Manda, Queen of Wood, Worsst King, J ALS, Harrold G Is, Vietering W, and local mare Sheds owned by Jd. E Berr. The list signals strong contenders and fast times across the big events.
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Fort Wayne
Terre Haute
Gordon Prince
Lou Westwood
Jesse James
Kalamazoo
Stephen Decatur
Mat Stevens
Miss Castle
Manda
Worsst King
J. Als
Steen
Harrold G
Vietering
Jd. E Berr
Police Court Brannhan Milk Case Jury Fails Verdict
After nine ballots the jury swung from two to four for conviction in the Brennican milk case, but could not reach a verdict and were discharged by Judge Skelton. The defense argued Brannhan did all he could to keep milk at the proper temperature before the trial. Ralph Potterfield was fined one dollar and costs plus ten days jail for stealing his father’s gold watch.
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Skelton
Brannhan
Thomas Grogan
Ralph Potterfield
Heartbroken Wife Taken to County Asylum After Abusive Husband
Mrs Albert King once treated for insanity in Richmond is removed to the county asylum by Deputies after her husband allegedly beat her and left her with their two month old child. A lunacy commission found her unsound and she will likely be sent for treatment.
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Albert King
Richmond Um
County
Hughes
Hall
Richmond Asylum
DeKalb County
Hawthorn
Richmond
Heat does little harm to horses in Fort Wayne
Humane Officer Schiaudrom reported no cases of horses succumbing to the extreme heat in Fort Wayne. He praised owners for taking precautions to prevent overloading and overdriving while noting a need for more hay nets and other handy devices to keep horses comfortable during the hot days.
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Schiaudrom
Fort Wayne
Central Grocery Ad List of Groceries and Prices
A dense list of grocery items with varied spellings and prices including Ferary Swart Potatoes at 6c peck and Best Country Butter at 25¢, along with flours, onions, cabbage, ham, coffee, teas, and cheeses. The OCR yields many misspellings but shows a broad catalog from Central Grocery with unit prices and product names.
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