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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1908
Page
4
An advertisement promotes Hyomei as a complete remedy for colds, coughs, and related ailments. It touts strong保障 guarantees and claims asthma and throat conditions are cured, with sales pitches in dated brash language and references to pocket rubbers and belts.
A scrambled list of names appears as Buffaloes initiate a new class of eighteen candidates. The document mentions many individuals, some with unclear spellings, associated with a ceremony or enrollment, and hints at surrounding events or approvals connected to the initiative.
A testimonial from a Columbus Indiana resident reports relief from backache and kidney pain after using Doun's Kidney Pills. The customer cites positive results and urges others to purchase from Meyer Bros or local dealers, listing a price of 5 cents and recommending the product by name.
City meeting last night featured a discussion on Henry's ordinance with Clerk Prank Mungevear presenting the text and Councilmember Janis Henry leading the debate. The ordinance covers building materials, construction methods, permit fees, wage standards, and budget provisions, with a vote to occur at the next session and a committee review request for a public library funding issue.
Local Grange meeting at Winona Lake drew attendance from community leaders and members. Officials discussed prudence in practice, with notes on a forthcoming event and regulatory matters affecting the Institute.
Fragmentary OCR passage mentions individuals and events with many garbled words. Difficult to extract coherent facts, names, dates, or locations. no verifiable news item or outcome is clearly discernible from the readable text.
Perry Randall urges a canal to safeguard trade on Lake Erie, arguing deep water access boosts transport from Fort Wayne to Chicago. Frank Taylor and others critique the project, noting costs, routes, and potential economic benefits amid political wrangling over the canal's necessity.
Local hustings report notes Mansfield securing the St Gall consulship amid shifts in regional appointments. The item lists officials and sounding names across Princeville and surrounding jurisdictions, detailing cabinet roles and expected duties.
Washington December report says President Taft and Speaker Cannon expect a decisive interview to align views on tariff revision. The talks aim to reach impersonal agreement, with both leaders seeking prompt promises and coordinated action.
Washington notes confirm the nomination of Telena V. Tainastrert widow of a late Georgia postmaster for Gatsonville postmaster. The official action follows a senates confirmation today, affirming the succession and appointing the widow to the federal post in Gatsonville.
Burial notices and obituary details for Salem Bashara, longtime waiter at the Syrian eto in Port Wayne, describe his death from dropsy after a long illness. The article lists birthplace, family, church ties, funeral arrangements, and survivors including a widow and several sisters and brothers. It notes services at the local Lutheran church and a cremation plan, with funeral attendees and burial logistics in the Wayne area.
Fragmented OCR notes describe a mixed scene involving Mallard duck and black bass with references to Hof Brau. It mentions New York and a December review of Cartane fire, along with disjointed names, organizations, and places. The text is garbled and largely unreadable, offering no clear event or outcome.
In Indianapolis Indiana the Anti-Saloon League reports activity across four counties under state superintendent Shormeker Sage. The movement pushes serial elections and intensified campaigns as local chapters prepare for forthcoming races.
Indianaapolis items note a 25 cent dinner deal advertised 11 to 2 at Hof Brau while incorporation papers are filed with the secretary of state for a fish and oyster company. Names include Frank S Lynde and Charles W. Scherer amid additional signatures and Fort Wayne references.
Masonry circles prepare for a midday reception as Grand Master N. Michaela visits Summit City. The event, described as a major occasion in local Masonic history, will feature invited dignitaries and a formal instatement of officers.
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