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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1900
Page
12
The TH-Stuce has cut interest on loans shortening the monthly plan to 18 months. Borrowers can choose fast or slow payments and save interest on all payments. A $1000 loan on this plan costs about 42 in interest per year. Call the office for full particulars.
Money to loan at lowest rate on furniture pianos horses wagons carriages, with payments arranged on the installment plan or to suit convenience. All business strictly confidential. Room 2 second floor 44 Calhoun St over Mersentheim's Silvery store Optorial Court House.
Practical shear grinding offered for dressmakers barbers and all small shears at 1 cent or three for 25 cents. Tailors' shears 25 cents. Carving knives manicure sets pocket knives and more. Located on Ginst Berry Street.
The courts hear ejectment suits and partitions with various attorneys named. Brannan and Alden case continued to Monday. The county commissioners establish the Garman ditch in Perry township. Judge Adair adjourns Shuai vs Antrup to December 28. Grice vs United States Mortgage and Trust Company answers filed. Jacob Bolinger vs B A Snyder: Judge Aiken grants judgment for $894.49 to Citizens Trust Company for $1227.08 and orders sale of property. Licenses list with Weld, Louis R Snyder, Josie Warner, Flavie Grigwold, Mary Griepel, Samuel Keefer, Lizzie Warner, William Dunfee, Mary Griffin, Harry Crane, Alice Baty, George Ketchum, and Vivian Lathan.
Text appears corrupted with garbled phrases about celebration and delivery. The readable items show a beer advertisement offering pure wholesome refreshment with home service by phone delivery to parts of the city day or night. No clear names, dates, or places are discernible.
Dr W H Myers reports a black feather bag containing surgical instruments missing. A finder should return the satchel to 57 Wrest Wayur Street for reward or credentials.
The article surveys U S city populations and wealth from a Washington Bureau of Labor report. It notes New York as the most densely populated era, compares park space per person, property valuations, and city expenditures. It cites Boston Chicago Philadelphia and others for per capita spending and police and saloon ratios with stark contrasts in urban life.
A fragmentary self help tone describes a young woman among worn women and questions if she will endure ailments of female weakness. It cites Dr Pierce remedies claiming to stop pain, strengthen nerves, and restore health without narcotics, quoting a Texas woman who reports relief after eight bottles of Patent Medicines and weight loss.
A brief advertisement for ladies X-mas slippers in VI satin and pel. Price points shown as $175 and $2. Finess live ever shown in Fore Wi 5.0. THING & CO. 2 Calhoun Street Th BR TARRY. Manager.
The notice lists multiple deaths and funeral services including Mrs. Heuser a widow with surviving relatives, and other families such as Mr. Richard, Mrs. Binghart, Mrs. Hine, and Miss Linville. It records infant deaths, hospital arrivals, and upcoming services at Zion Lutheran, Emanuel Lutheran, St. Peter's Catholic, St Patrick's, and St. Mary's churches with service times and private interments.
Washington, Dec 22 The general committee in charge of McKinley’s inauguration on March 4 has arranged liberal rail rates. Individuals pay a first class round trip from within 151 miles of Washington good March 1 2 and 3 returning by March 19. Military groups pay one cent per mile with a $10 minimum. advance committees of more than three get half per capita. Tickets valid until Feb 23.
A garbled note mentions heading west for a Christmas dinner with beer and simple foods. The text includes partial phrases about glass or two and a towel, with stray references to food and cheering. An order line and a phone-like number appear amid the unclear fragments.
Christmas specials advertised include mixed nuts in quart portions, sweet oranges by the dozen, paney lamps in various sizes, imported water sets in threes, and large line party glassware. The seller Ganzer, proprietor at 287 East Lewis Street, advertises exchanges for dolls and toys.
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