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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1900
Page
9
Come in and bear the Edison phonograph on display at the Patent Records section of Vocal and Instrumental. Packard Music House 140 Calhoun Street invites visitors to explore the new audio device and its engraved history.
Mir WLP and Benty are connected to a street in the South limits. Attorney Charles A. Yutter transacted business in the city yesterday. The baby of Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Myers of South Harrison Street. Diphtheria cases and births noted at several addresses. Erysipelas case in a former county commissioner. Mrs. Jesse Bw of Goesse returns home after a visit. Mr. Salathial Wiles visiting Culumbia City with a son. The Women’s band passed through the city on their way home from a Mich. engagement. Born to Mr. and Mrs. O. B. Bi at 147 Ewibg Street. Carl J. Sinter and Ed win J. Bowses appointed temporary substitute rural carriers starting Monday. Allen County Farmers Insurance stockholders discuss extending coverage to farms outside of barns and sheds.
Don’t worry this Christmas gifts. Call and see largest assortment of logs and the best line of combination game cards. Exercisers and sporting goods including dumb bells Indian clubs boxing gloves air rifles and more are featured at The Randalls Wheel Co. also promoting at 19 West Wayne Street.
WABASH HOLIDAY RATES and New Year sales announce tickets for winter travel east of the Mississippi with traditional holiday discounts. On sale December 22 23 24 and January 1, good for holiday return trips. Also advertised are framed pictures and picture frames made to order. Contact Co-operative Portrait O at 8 in Eust Warne St and George Jacobs at 117 Cal ham Street for pianos and stock. Also advertised are mirrors in gold and other items at Scherzinger's.
A chaotic Friday church gathering in Plymouth led to a Saturday obstruction delaying a dark skinned group from traveling to Huntington. Financier Martha A Holmes filed capits against Balmer after a dispute over $70 in tickets and costs, Balmer fined $25 and costs. Marvin Kuhns photo offered for capture dead or alive. Justice France fined Edward Pettit $1 for assault, docket stayed. Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy praised by Thomas Whitefield & Co. for grippe, with local sale notes.
Crowds packed Sievert's downtown jewelry shop yesterday and last night as TarRe sales displayed strong demand for the store’s wide range of goods. Owner J L Sievert offers rock bottom prices through wholesale buying, with reliable merchandise and attentive clerks ensuring smooth service during the holiday rush.
Bec 19th at de a.m. at the Trucking Co storage house opposite Artificial Tea Co household furniture of all descriptions may be sold at any price remember the place and date Bar
Money to loan at 5 1 2 percent. Regina Music Boxes and Symphoniums promote Xmas gifts. Nice selection of Gruber Ars in hand summer boxes for Xmas trade. George Jacobs advertises at 117 Calhoun Street. Joes' Kodak Store at 12 W. Wayne St. offers extended hours until Jan 1.
An unknown woman canvassed the city claiming authorization to collect subscriptions for the Berry Street African Methodist Church. The incident involving DC Schlatter prompted suspicion and a police alert. Reverend H J Ha confirmed no authorization exists and urged officers to detain the scammer.
Mr Frank T Higbee director of the American Red Cross appeals to Mayor Scherer to organize church meetings across the United States. The plan features simultaneous greetings from hundreds of national rulers via letters or facsimiles to be opened at a set minute in each church. Interested churches should contact the mayor promptly. The note also advertises Bull's Cough Syrup and Page's Climaw Salve for coughs and injuries.
Advertisement notes new portable gas lights for artifical or natural mantels and suggests garments made by GC Schidt at 47 Berry St. The bright text promotes a handsome Christmas gift and cites Randall Wheel Co as a supplier.
A読G AAG figod resides Elomi Ave SIG00 and Leith noted. Monthly pay options on lots and goods including ladies and gentlemen’s chains, guards and Dickens charms in great variety. Just the thing for Christmas presents at P Scherzinger’s.
Keystone Flour and groceries listed with prices. Berries, fruit, nuts, raisins, and currants featured. Dressed meats and baked goods available. Local merchants George Jacobs and Bork & O'Brien advertise jewelry and stamps. Jones' Kodak Store offers late hours at 12 W. Wayne St.
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