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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1920
Page
9
Fragmented readable text describes Co pre Ree Store entering bankruptcy proceedings. References to storage losses, bank processes, and delays imply financial distress and potential store closure. Names and precise details are obscured by garbled OCR.
A messy OCR reads about a LaPorte shooting linked to a card game. Debris names a sequence of players and vague actions, mentioning a gunfire incident and a confrontation at a bar. The text is garbled with many misspellings and unreadable phrases, but implies a violent outcome connected to a card game dispute.
Mrs. Coa Shee of 808 W Superior St recalls suffering from persistent headaches and fatigue. She describes how a medicine from Tartar, sent from Fort Wayne by Campiery, relieved her symptoms and restored energy and appetite, praising the treatment as the best she has ever used.
Community volunteers and medical workers operate a network to treat and prevent injuries, with emphasis on rapid response and public health outreach. The piece highlights Zorg charity efforts, emergency readiness, and local organizers like Mrs Mal Youn in coordinating lifesaving actions.
OCR reads scattered price signs and values including thirty five cents and two different quarter entries, a dash and stray digits. The fragment hints at currency notation but lacks coherent context or a readable event, person, or location tied to a news item.
A brief on proposed federal rail rate actions discusses potential January issuance, highlighting interstate concerns and the push to set new charges for various coal and mineral transport categories, with adjustments for regions and commodities, and noting possible rate changes to affect shipping costs nationwide.
Fragmentary OCR text notes gas company phone reference and state highway planning in a county area. Content is garbled with unclear names, places, and dates, yielding no clear action or outcome to report.
Amid a heated public discourse, lawmakers argue over blue laws and religious liberty as opponents accuse supporters of restricting freedoms. Prominent figures Advocate Tadivebe Sars Miah push for repeal while opponents warn of social disruption and legal challenges.
fragmentary text lists a prize of 5.40 dollars tied to Commissioner Christin Freuperitner Canon and mentions Magid Webb and Livy Beouts as prize contenders. It references a second state prize in an essay contest organized by the National Board of Cin.
A county era meeting is set at the courthouse to discuss proposed state white and emission laws. Speakers include Reppert and Wet, with local officials listed and a turnout planned for the afternoon session.
A Decatur physician plans to sell his osteopathy practice and relocate from the city to Goshen with his family. Relatives expect to gather in weeks to travel, with arrangements for his wife and children. An advertisement notes the Eversharp Pencil at D. & N. Pharmacy as a handy item.
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