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Newspaper

Fort Wayne Journal Gazette

Location

Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Aug 30, 1908

Page

18

County Fair Expo Plans Hit With Busy Schedule

A county fair next month will feature a Glé fashioned exhibit and a large program. John W. Kern, a Democratic notwid, will deliver a civic talk. The event includes the art and needlework department and a four $1000 stake race. Local organizers urge participation from residents across the county.

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Anti-Saloon Leagues Bogk and Prohibition Echoes

A garbled report notes anti saloon leagues and temperance progress in 1908. It mentions transportation fines, Michigan strictures, and corporate stance on drink habits, citing Marshall Field & Co and Knoxvilles police. The piece highlights rising dry sentiment in the South and Alabama’s prohibition, alongside shifting attitudes in major cities toward reducing saloons and alcohol consumption.

Count Von Getzen's Career Highlights Noted in 1999

The record cites Count Von Getzen as a brilliant amiable figure who held diverse posts including military attaché in Washington. It mentions his governorship in German East Africa for years and his February appointment in Laburg, plus his marriage to American Mrs Alay Shanley Lay of Baltimore.

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Prohibition By State Counts Across United States

The bulletin outlines the spread of statewide dry laws and local option results across states. It notes many states with dry counties or towns, including Maine Missouri North Carolina and Tennessee, with varied enforcement and pockets of wet areas. The text mentions Kentucky Kentucky counties Illinois New Jersey New Mexico Oklahoma and other states showing mixed dry and wet regions. It references New York Pennsylvania and New Jersey among others and cites local option efforts and enforcement patterns.

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Bell and wood for sale by Perrine-Armstrong Co

Bell wood at 241 Country and dry mill slab offered at 2 dollars per single cord. Delivery available to any city area by Perrine Armstron g Co.

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Will Sell Mont Pelier Trade Item Listed

Fragmented notice from an old paper references Mont Pelier trade action and property details. It mentions wartime era terms, misread names, and unclear transaction notes but shows a sale or trade context and associated dates or parties. The article lacks clear names or places due to OCR damage.

Mondamin Dairy Offers Fresh Creamery Butter and Buttermilk

Mondamin Dairy advertises fresh creamery butter and buttermilk in a Toy Journal-Gazette want ad.

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Wagon Load of Letters in Bryans Campaign Fund Plan

The article describes an immense post and mail surge in Lincoln as the Bryan campaign uses a popular subscription plan for contributions. It highlights Charles Bryan managing vast correspondence from the Commoner office, with thousands sending letters, postcards, and drafts to support Bryan. The piece notes mail volume rising after the Denver convention and anticipates further growth through election day.

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Forest Service Apprentices Named From Major Schools

Thirty-nine young graduates from forest schools receive appointments for the upcoming field season. New appointees come from Minnesota, Michigan, Harvard, Iowa, and Nebraska, assigned to national forests and projects tied to forest management and timber fire control. They pass civil service examinations and start at 52,000 dollars a year. Foresters must show grit, practical judgment, and leadership to navigate demanding field conditions and supervise rough crews in healthful forest surroundings.

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