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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1908
Page
3
A long session discusses proposed measures with Wells and Rankeon committee and Indian Amolis. Members debate postponement while urging orderly process and wider participation, referencing committee roles and upcoming days.
The fragmentary OCR text mentions a campaign involving Leden Chem Teal Co in Cincinnati. It references products like Spray and cotton with unclear benefit claims and ties to a public or campaign event. Names, dates, and places are partially garbled, limiting precise facts.
A long serious illness led to the death of Mrs. A. Kinlin of South Whitley. She was about age 70 and is survived by several children and siblings. The obituary notes she resided in South Whitley most of her life and lists surviving relatives and attending family and friends. A funeral service and burial were planned with local clergy and arrangements by named attendees. The notice references the community and local officials visiting and the burial venue near South Whitley.
Fragmentary OCR text references meals and sounds like a discussion over a Woodcock macaroni dish. The readable parts mention eating, meal timing, and various unclear phrases suggesting a culinary note or column with local flavor and quirky wording. No clear events, people, or places are identified.
Prominent farmer Enos Goble Sr of Washington died at his home after suffering a series of strokes. He was in his seventy seventh year and survived by his widow and children. Funeral services were planned at the Welack Church with burial at the nearby cemetery. Local note: tributes from neighbors and the community highlighted Goble as a respected figure in the area.
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