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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1908
Page
3
The readable fragments describe a morning headache and repeated pains with references to remedies and druggists. Mentions of places, names, and a promise of a first package benefiting readers appear, but full details are obscured by garbled OCR text.
A garbled obituary style notice describes a man found dead after four weeks. Mentions a veteran, a brother named Tayler, and a legal notice context. Several scattered names and places appear, but the readable core notes a death after a prolonged missing period and subsequent discovery.
Fragmented report details a long divorce suit involving Cotton and related parties. It references charges, court actions, and a judicial outcome with mention of settlements and legal maneuvers across multiple names and places. The text appears garbled but centers on a contested divorce case concluding with a resolution and monetary or procedural terms.
The Krueckenberg family faces a health setback with typhoid fever affecting several members. Nurses and caretakers at the hospital provided care while relatives awaited updates on recovery and planned extended rest at home. The father Te Sarned and others received treatment and were advised to remain under supervision for weeks as they recover.
Fragmentary OCR reports a judge presiding a case involving Oye Mant igden edrentt court swetterday and Interstate Rents Company to recover 216 on notes. Mentions divorce cage Cot Mew dual Wolt OptyWaTe and readtengd company with rental disputes and advisement for a defendant.
Fragmented OCR text reports a crime story involving a brother and a vow of sacrifice. Names and places are garbled, but the piece centers on a family tragedy and a penitential act amid a legal or medical inquiry. The passage mentions a suspect, a courtroom or hospital setting, and a recent development in an investigation.
Fragmentary OCR notes discuss coal distribution for the poor, public works, and aid programs. Mentions individuals such as Hind, Dawes, and Galen, with scattered references to dates, places, and proposed funding or policy actions. The text is garbled but centers on relief efforts and related civic planning.
A fragment reads about a scarlet rash outbreak in Adams County and mentions items from a local buffet menu. The text includes garbled place names and unrelated lines about German sauer kraut, spareribs, and Irish potatoes, with references to Petersng and Hamburg.
A scrambled report describes Fronefields planning remarriage amid a tangle of names and places. It hints at a divorce, a wedding, and fortuitous timing, mentioning a ceremony and various unclear details. The piece reads like a garbled historical note with mismatched words and fragments.
Fine white madras waists in new models offered at a special price of 1.25 dollars. Advertisements credit ST. WOLF and DESSAUER.
Martin Burgman died at Hoagland, at his brother Wil Ha? Pata’s home, after years of illness. The obituary notes his ties to local farming near Reed City and references his brother Henry and Mark Wayne. Further readable details are fragmentary.
A fragment notes a marriage kept as an arcanum amid odd phrasing. It mentions Mr Abert Moa and Absefiz, with a scene near Ber ry buffet at 209 East Berry St opposite the post office. A dinner of chicken lunch is referenced.
Whitley County Commissioners held a special meeting to award printing of stationery, hooks, and office materials for the county offices. Fort Wayne Printing Co. won with 96.65 dollars. other bidder Whits Burford Co. of Indianapolis offered 1158.08.
A shipment of hides will be sent to England via the city, with several bales described as containing valuable hides. The cargo, reported to have arrived from western routes, is bound for buyers in Britain. Local merchants note the sale window opens soon and expect steady demand amid ongoing trade activity.
Series of lectures at Bible Training School began with a first talk by the Reverend Megee of Charleton. The event covered topics on modern religion and ethics, with emphasized discussion of education and moral conduct.
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