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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1908
Page
6
The Central Grocery advertises Christmas bargains with low prices on Xmas trees wreaths holly and related decorations. It touts a wide variety of goods and prices including 8c per pound holly 40c to $1 for trees and 206 to 250 for wreaths. Local brands and items like cereals candy and cookware appear in the cluttered listing.
For sale a nine room all modern house within three blocks of the court house priced at 6000 dollars. John H Vesey 10 11 Pixley Lang Block phone 2736.
A fragmented notice describes Test Binaries and a routine beer draft at George W. Browns, 119 East Main, tied to Anheuser Busch in St. Louis. The garbled text mentions a date and location, indicating a promotional or event listing with beverages and a venue.
Fragmentary OCR describes a food item named Wayoo Indian Loaf replacing fried cornmeal mush. It mentions paving a path with delicate and delicious textures and notes salt and tubes, with scattered references to vendors and a Center street or seaboard area.
About 100 pounds of 10 and 12 point body type offered for quick sale. Cheap if taken at once. Call or write journal Gazette office.
A garbled ad lists prices and items for a Friday and Saturday sale at Henry's Grocery. It mentions various groceries and household goods, with scattered product names and prices, indicating a broad impulse sale across the city with special payday offers. The text is heavily corrupted but centers on promotional pricing and catalog-like merchandise. The fragment references Annie Hatnye among other names and includes multiple product lines such as laundry supplies and food items.
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