City News and Local Notices From A Vanishing Era
A ragged OCR snapshot narrates scattered city items: a chimney fire damage incident on Tel Ouse Street, a Gideons meeting on East Columbia Street, travel plans of Mrs. Marthe Putt and Frank Bui to Kansas and Texas, and new safety wagons with Dour Ifeneta deployed. It recalls veterans from William Dallen’s Bluffton road, and a long reminiscence of Hicksville in earlier days with candlelight services and itinerant preachers amid fear of the devil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.B. Wilson
Tel Ouse
Gideons
East
Columbia Street
Estes
Charles Scherg
Loula Boca
Lewis Street
Marthe Putt
Michigan
Kansas
Texas
Pee Bun
Frank Bui
Board of Public Safety
Wilson
Mackinne
St. Ignace
Soa
Killarney
Cape Hurd
Goodrich
RR. Woodring
Carrot, Wa
B. Babb
Lafayette Street
Woodring
Mr. Babb
Hicksville
Orff
West
Jefferson Street
Wondring
Clark
White Fruit House Store Bulletin Highlights Bargains
The White Fruit House Department Store Bulletin lists extensive discounts across departments. Garment and fabric items include ladies wear and casual outfits, while food lines offer cheeses, meats, coffee, tea, and baking staples at reduced prices. Hardware, carpet, china, and housewares sections present further sales and denoting department-wide closing-out offers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
Ohio
Good Tex
Broderia de Sole
Keho
American Beaty
Warners
Herit
Septr
Boston
Slight Change in Race Card Fort Wayne Fair Attractions
A revised races program for Fort Wayne fair adds Igorrot return and a 2.99 pace card. Fort Wayne will offer 32,000 in purses, four 1,000 stake events, and uniform prizes, with overall plan to surpass previous fairs. Attractions draw from State meet, including harness events and a village act by Igorrot, contracted after a successful prior season. Fall term International Business College opens September 1. contact 504 for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Warne
Allen County
WF. Myers
Igerrotes
Murbers
Police Court Fines and Suspended Sentences In City
Richard Brennan received a $100 fine and a thirty day jail term suspended on the condition he leaves the city for at least two years after petty larceny and drunkenness charges. Thomas Sheehan had his case moved to Monday with bonds set at $59. Edward Carroll and Dutch Irwin faced minor fines. Albert Bing fulfilled a suspended sentence by taking his son to his grandmother’s home amid his wife's recent confinement in Richmond asylum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Brennan
Thomas Sheehan
Edward Carrol
Wag
Dutch Irwin
Albert Bing
Bryan
Richmond
Salvation Army Camp Opens For 10000 In Indiana
In Anderson Indiana Aug 18 a Salvation Army camp at Mounds Park will run this and next week with tents pitched in military order. The ramp opened this morning in the presence of Indiana Army officers. Officials estimate attendance at least 10000. Also note a hotel fire at La Crosse causing about 9000 in losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson
Ind
Salvation Army
Mounds Park
Indiana
Lacrosse
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Tatcum
Fort Wayne
Myer Brthasbe
Economy Motor Buggy Co
Faylor Street
Rolling Mills
City News
Biemer & CO
Barr Street
UMP
White Fruit House Department
China Department
Sie
White Fruit House
Dreier & Bro
Igorrot
International Business College
Fort Wayne Business College
Michigan City
la Crosse
Tektro
Shimmel Hotel
Maryland
Court House North
Canada
Haze
Chicago
West Dewald
Faliesa
Bargala
Rial
Wayne
Eugene M. Fitch
Mareger Eac
Monroe W. Fitch & Sons General Insurance
TH. Bota
Aar
Cotfell
Isle
John F. King
Woodland Avenue
Calhoun Street
Fruit House
Bat Nipposita Knox
E. R. Burket
Val
Atlantic City
New_York_Avenue
Atantic City
Cincinnati
VIA
W. PR. R
H. G Pinniger
Tleket Agoht
Muskoka
Lakes
Wabash R. R
Belo
Ontario
Ius
Kaka
Wm. Hahn & Co
G.R
Traverse City
Northport
Petoskey
Round Vist Harbor Springs
Mackinaw City
Mackinac Island
Northern Michigan
Sivi
Jno H. Ross
Tort Warne
E. C. Horton
G. L. Lockwood
Grand Rapids
Mich
Berghofff’s
Dortmunder
Journal-Gazette
Paar
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