Fire Burglary Protection Box Vault Ad
An ad touts safe deposit vaults at 2.00 per year to protect deeds mortgages securities and other papers from fire theft or burglary. Customers are urged to rent a box to avoid loss and worry.
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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1908
Page
9
An ad touts safe deposit vaults at 2.00 per year to protect deeds mortgages securities and other papers from fire theft or burglary. Customers are urged to rent a box to avoid loss and worry.
The notice lists bank leadership including H. Bass as president, H. Worden as vice president, H. Keplinger as vice president, K. L. Freeman as cashier, and H. Orr as assistant cashier with other officers indicated.
Real estate notices list sales in Montgomery County and adjacent areas. Names like J Courestrwatz and A G Stepheneuty appear among various parcels and additions. An International Business College opens September with contact details for information.
Daniel G. Reid looms as a notable factor as Harriman faction tensions drive a volatile trading day. New York markets opened higher then slipped, with United States Steel and Reading among heavy volume leaders while speculation swirls about Reid shorting stocks and a looming 400,000 share delivery before Monday.
Barney Oldfield, famed racer, describes his speed machine, tire tech, and danger on tracks. He details tire costs at 100 dollars, risk of fence crashes, and his drive to set faster records while stressing track safety and spectator order. He confirms today’s meet starts at 2:30 pm with eight events and prize money for pros and amateurs.
The week’s clearing house bank report shows New York banks with changes in reserves, deposits, circulation, and legal tenders. Totals include a decrease in deposits and circulation, an increased reserve level, and a rise in United States securities holdings, reflecting overall liquidity shifts among leading banks.
Classified note offers black mare priced sale. Reader asked to inquire at 214 East Mpitvy Street for details on trap and harness. Contact A 1 Hal tersley for more information about the sale and item condition.
An Ossian teacher and a second school employee plan marriages in midwest settings. The bride is described as Miss Tenora Avers, daughter of Charles Axon of Michigan, with prior marriage and bereavement noted. The groom, Franklin B. Wells, is a young farmer from Port Wayne area, with painter George Wells named as a relative. The event, held at a theatre, is described with community notice and local officiants.
Fort Wayne Business College announces fall term starts Tuesday September 1 with day and evening classes. Individual instruction offered at reasonable rates with particulars available by calling 2020.
A Republican advisory committee was named to cooperate with the national headquarters in New York for the Toth campaign. Members include Fuchard Aaumger Washington Corneliis N Powell Clayton Ark WW Murray Grane Mass William Nelson Cromwell New York John Hars Hammond Massachusetts Bell ankilt Murphy New Jersey Charles P Taft Ohio Vorys Ohio with Elmer Dover as secretary and Hitchcock as flashman. Cromwell to act as legal adviser.
George Ade of Brook Indiana voices disdain for playwriting as risky and low, preferring dairy work while dabbling in theater. He travels to New York to interview managers and rails against modern tastes, predicting plays must visualize what audiences feel and reject old forms.
A fragmented account mentions manager Crim facing a rival across the street and a plan to stage a show. It references a college play, a possible sensational settlement, and a dessert product called Nibrsea Sumac Waters as a notable detail amid the unclear text.
Fragmented OCR text shows a mix of phrases about Admiral coffee and a contented hostess, with garbled words about writers and entertaining cases. The readable bits mention guests, preparation, and a museum writers context, but details are unclear and no coherent event or names emerge.
Fragmentary OCR text appears to reference people and firms such as PATTERSI FLETCHER, DPATTERSUN, and LETCIER CO. with scattered terms like traveling bag and divine year. No coherent events or clear entities to summarize into a substantive news item.
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