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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1901
Page
4
Forecast for Saturday and Sunday calls for fair and cooler weather with increasing southeasterly winds, turning northwest. Cloudy Saturday with possible snow late, Sunday colder with further snow likely. lower Michigan faces snow or rain with warmer eastern portions, winds shifting from southeast to northwest.
A new baby boy was welcomed by Mr and Mrs William Kiin of 378 Lafayette street as celebrations began. The local R WY M GC board will meet Monday night for its regular monthly business session. Henry Pfeiffer Sr returned from a business trip to Pittsburg and other eastern cities and enjoyed a Cumberland, Md trip for pleasure. William Hunt of South Hanna street hosted friends Wednesday evening with music and refreshments. B Siemen attended Lafayette yesterday for a Purdue University board of directors greeting, returning early this morning.
Rich Grocery and Meat Market offers fresh oysters and poultry selections for trying. Includes 22¢ can standards, 10¢ per pound young chickens, 22¢ bunch celery, 7¢ Spanish onions, 25¢ dozen Jamaica oranges, 20¢ dozen Wak lemons, 18¢ chestnuts, 5¢ sugar, 4 1/2¢ per lb coffee? The ad lists numerous fresh produce and meats with low prices, highlighting bargains at the market.
An unclear hearing notes a defendant named Mr. Picc facing charges over dress suit appropriation. The fragment mentions a pretrial appearance, a ball of the colored... and a reference to a treble, with vague lines about guilt, forgiveness, and a misfired outcome. A separate line notes Mr. G. A. Pyetifer returning from Chicago after visiting a show and meeting Mr. Fitzsimmons.
Fresh Florida tomatoes Brest Floridanal lettuce 150 head, greens 17 cents each, scarlet radishes, green onions two bunches, hot house cucumbers 146 each, fresh oyster plant, Hubbard squash, ripe cabbage, bleached celery 230 bunches. Groceries Co.
The New Keystone at 938 and 240 Calhoun St advertises a selection of fresh produce and meats including new prune items 4.8 and 10g, apricots, cranberries, celery, Florida oranges, oysters and chicken with prices per unit, plus Green and Uncle Sam Trading Stamps as incentives. The notice lists varied items with per unit or per dozen prices and highlights the trading stamps offer.
The Dr Zitimeriman Sanitarium at 18 West Wayne Street has grown into a strong Fort Wayne institution, earning wide merit without bluster. Daily discharges show patients cured and relieved as new admissions seek similar relief.
Hilgemann and Son advertise Saturday specials including dressed chickens 100 lb, Mrs Higeman mince meat 10 cents, hot house lettuce 15 cents, homemade sauerkraut 10 cents, Mrs Hilgeman tomatoes 12 cents, can corn 8 or 14 cents, Vabby's plum pudding 10 cents. Emphasizes quality meats and full stock with phones 85, 121 and 123 W Jefferson.
An old newspaper fragment advertises horn pandies and gentlemen’s umbrellas for Christmas at prices around 93.00, 4.00 and 95.00, listing Reuben’s Patterson as the seller.
Coverdale and Archer offer deals on coffee and tea at 3.75 per barrel, best Country Butter at 20 cents per pound, New Navy beans eight cents, crackers, top tomatoes, Florida oranges, large apples at 40 cents, dressed chickens and other produce. Located at 24 Harrison Street.
Season's gift buyers find James, M. Kand's at 21 Calhoun St offering dolls, sewing machines, toy trains, wagons, velocipedes and a wide range of novelty items. Santa style gloves, purses, handkerchiefs, and toy books promise options for children and adults with prices highlighted for fast purchases.
Charley F. Pie offers loans on real estate or personal security. Rooms 6 7 Bass Block.
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