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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1908
Page
8
A testimonial from Me. Frank Cunlan of 320 Townsend Street New York claims Electing Bitters aids aging digestion and general vitality. The product purportedly strengthens stomach and liver functions, improves appetite and vigor for both sexes, and is sold by Droter & Brodreg store at 50 cents.
The long crowd cheered as C C Gilham faced renomination amid tense debate over delegate will and appointment. Allen and Lagrange counties sent delegations with local bands and banners, while Watson arrived to coordinate activities and security as officials prepared for further events.
Bretrict Chairman James O Henry presided as the opening session of the convention drew a large crowd of about 650. Delegates heard speeches by Lewis W. Litman and Welker of Albion, with Gilliams under fire over a tariff plank on wood pulp. Committee reports and officer elections followed as organizers wrestled with Roosevelt and Cannon era positions and a dispute over platform wording.
A lively Auburn gathering endorses Clarence C. Gilhams for Congress in November. Speakers praise his service, emphasize protectionist and pro farm policies, and urge unity behind the ticket, including Watson for governor and the full Republican platform.
A garbled ad extols Parisian Sage as a guaranteed hair restorer and charm aid for women. It claims the product stops falling hair and dandruff within two weeks, offering a money back guarantee. The copy promotes dress care and urges buying through a New York distributor with prepaid charges.
The note suggests a method to save time measuring oil and washing cloths by adding a stimulant to garments. It mentions Busy Tusk soap as safe and usable without boiling and emphasizes singing while washing.
Miss Alina Potter and party from Chicago to New York traveled by Heasnes automobile and stopped in Kendallville to report the trip well. Potter praised women’s ability to travel without a large male party. They planned to spend the night at South Bend and continue to Calera.
Fourteen entries in the 2:20 pace on Thursday highlight a sequence of events at the Decatur fair next week with strong racing prospects. An accompanying notice advertises $200 to Chicago and return on August 29 via Nickel Plate Road, with schedules and contact details for Melenbacker and T. P. A Fort Wayne.
Deputy protection officer William Shayter retrieved the ten year old daughter of William Campbell from a home near Latte Albion Indiana. The juvenile court will decide if the child should be placed in an industrial home as the case proceeds. The child currently remains at the home of Mr Stator.
Noble County Democrats gathered this afternoon at Kendallville City Hall to hear candidates and discuss committee appointments. The meeting advanced party organization goals and outlined future campaign steps in the county.
A county political meeting drew district leaders and prospective candidates. Attendees included Fort Wayne district chair El G Hoffman and Algona's Gyrus Cuue, with candidates for congress, representative, and senator. Other local officials and supporters voiced enthusiasm for the party and upcoming campaigns.
A Decatur fair will feature multiple free attractions next week. Organizers urge attendees to bring a vehicle or travel gear as part of the PATTEREON-PLPECL co. initiative.
A fine black heifer disappeared from the barn of W IEgrharser, one mile and a half southwest of the city. The animal weighed about 50 pounds and was last seen Thursday evening. it was found missing Friday morning. Owner Hybarger suspects it did not stray and notes the trail led about a mile south from the farm. Nelson Drake had considered buying cattle from the farm and hoped to include the missing heifer. The notice ends with a local sale promotion and tax discount.
Miss Maud Reynolde and Forrest Kreiger of Kendallville were married by Justice of the Peace Green at his office in Auburn on Thursday. Groom is the son of Mr and Mrs B C Kreiger residing west of Kendallville. The couple will reside in Kendallville after a well wish from friends. Also noted is an ad offering 20 percent off all traveling bags during a store sale.
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