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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1903
Page
6
The Consumers Ice company has moved from Clinton Street to Jack Lawn Street near RAT Nickel Pinte railroad. It is prepared to promptly fit all coal orders at reasonable prices. Phones 324.
A long, dense critique on the dangers of money in modern society, citing Wall Street, Adelina Patti price disputes, and Senator Depen’s remarks. It argues wealth corrupts, urges Christians to renounce greed, and recalls biblical warnings about love of money versus pious living. The piece references American prosperity, industry, and moral instruction through epigrams and historical anecdotes.
Special sale offers one fourth off regular selling prices on all children's and misses' coats this week, inviting shoppers to save on winter outerwear.
The People’s Store issues an urgent call for all members of Liberty Lodge No. 1 and Laties’ Auxiliary to Friendship No. 7 to attend the late meeting on December 8 at 2:20 PM. The agenda includes the creation of a peace and other important matters. Mrs. R. Pettit, Rec. Sec.
The plan outlines building freight yards at East Liberty and Pennsylvanian area, linking Sharpsburg to the east and West Liberty to improve freight traffic. Yard capacity targets about 210 cars with connections to the Brilliant cut-off and new tracks to divert business from passenger routes. The article notes potential sale of yard buildings and grading at Most Liberty with a completion goal around mid decade and mentions a local ad for a tonic.
The Indiana state board of agriculture may decide in January to hold a state fair in 1904 in Indianapolis. If approved, the larger fair would start early in September to align with the St. Louis exposition and boost Indiana exhibits. At a Chicago meeting of state fairs and expositions, Indiana’s Secretary Downing discussed the plan, while concerns about purses at recent races and muddy conditions affecting heats were raised by the American Trotting Association.
Pennville witnesses a historic event as the first Galena and Qwestern train crosses the Jay County line. Engineer Heland and Fireman Al Frost command the locomotive whistle for about ten minutes, signaling the town and triggering celebrations. The sound echoes to Veale, drawing broader community excitement as plans evolve to connect Pennville officially within weeks.
Two compressors and two 300 gallon tanks formed the last complete air plant installed at the barber shop. The city Warne service center promotes the upgrade as the largest and best option.
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