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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1907
Page
5
At the request of many who cannot pay regular fees this season a great reduction is offered until after the holidays. Satis remains undefined but the notice invites payment relief for a limited time.
Aged John Orr, eighty two, died Friday morning at the home of his son in Phorncreek township after weeks of confinement. Once a Kosciusko county pioneer, he moved to its county years ago. Survived by four sons Thomas Edward Robert John and two daughters Atta Minnie Ruby and Mrs Ade Parker. Final rites at the Dunkard church north of Plarseton.
Advertisement claims a home barber trade course enabling travel and employment across cities. Promises a complete manual on barbering, with a mass mail offer from E Winter Bros at 5x North Avenue, Chicago, urging immediate response.
Patterson Fletcher Co advertises mutts at 12 dollars and Schaffrer Marx watts at 15 dollars or six dollars less than competitors. The ad mentions sales in the town and hints at a lower price than other stores for buyers. It references Clay and general bargain emphasis.
New York State Senator Alfred R Page says Governor Hughes will not seek re nomination, expecting the governor to retire at year end unless Republicans elect a president. Court actions in Portland detail a plant operation with outstanding claims totaling 20 0, and Patterson Sletcher announces a fresh stock of Black Rain carts priced at 20 and 40.
Befisvad That Gonagilditlor Would Work Great Saving for Ready Concerned P H McCann Pays Flying Visit General Shyp Notes. Engineer P R McCann inspection trip to Fort Wayne and the Northwest as representative of the inspection bureau for new Northern Pacific railroad line from Worland to Livingsone Mont. Weather in Wyoming and Montana already bitterly cold with high snow.
The Hon. Hugh P. O'Reilly formerly of this city but late of Seattle is a passenger on Pennsylvania train No. 8 bound for Washington D C where he will enter the real estate business. He recalls times in Hoosierdom and says he is through with the saloon business, though his former cronies linger in memory of his Transier era.
The article reports on the injury and long recovery struggle of VP Kohlman, a kel Plate engineer, after a railroad wreck months ago that injured fellow workers. It notes his limited mobility, past outings, and doubts about ever handling a throttle again. It also mentions the Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen leadership and proposed committees to address railroad-related concerns.
Mr Wilson D. Anderson, manager of Mondamin Dairy, celebrated his tenth wedding anniversary at home on Baker Street and Fairfield Avenue. He received a handsome leather and oak armchair from the dairy staff and their wives, presented by Clemmer with a congratulatory speech. About thirty guests attended.
The readable parts describe a missing plant location in the Southwest area near Wolfe and Arcola with scattered references to transport and personnel. Details are fragmented and uncertain, but mention repairs, patrol roles, and a local apparel ad fragment.
United States Senator Robert I. Taylor of Tennessee condemned modern finance and New York gambling at the third annual dinner of the Tennessee society, calling for conservatism and American values to curb corruption and gold worship while noting upheaval among the American people and leaving for Tennessee after the address.
A Fort Wayne reader letter promotes Patton's Renal Compound as the only treatment claiming to reach kidney tissue and reopen tubules. It denounces patents and orthodox medicines, urges distributors to share the message, and identifies The Patton Drug Co. of Oakdale, Illinois, as the source.
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