Gloves go Large price and discounts noted in brief
Glove listing shows large size at 93.00 with 35.00 and 54.50 discounts or tags. Two dollar and two dollar per unit pricing noted for small items, with percentage values implied for all other items.
28 Dec 1907
Page 1
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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1907
Page
1
Glove listing shows large size at 93.00 with 35.00 and 54.50 discounts or tags. Two dollar and two dollar per unit pricing noted for small items, with percentage values implied for all other items.
Willis T Morgan, retired U S A commissary sergeant from Rural Hall Concord NH, testifies that two years in Cuba and two in the Philippines left him subject to colds, but King’s New Discovery kept him in perfect health. He calls it the best medicine for coughs, colds, bronchial troubles and lung diseases. Trial bottle free. Draeger & Bro druggists offer$1.00 full size.
January 1 at Princess Rink features top wrestling show headlined by War Eagle and War Fagli with Glan standout. South Bend college teams clash as managers protest league moves and players seek leases with Canton and Central clubs amid shifting circuit dynamics.
A garbled OCR fragment hints at Wrestler Sam Murhat preparing for a significant match. Mentions of garden, sail, and 1 ai apw suggest scattered names and places, with likely focus on Sam Murhat’s competition and venue details. Further clarity needed from readable portions.
Summary unavailable due to fragmented OCR. Readable portions indicate a boxing bout involving McFarland was canceled after a relative died. Other names and details are garbled, but a matchup in Boston and an Indianapolis venue are referenced.
A noisy limelight session of the American association ranks members and leaders. Key figures expect motions on business and policy amid tense debate among attendees from Toledo Columbus and nearby locales.
The National Association of Professional Baseball leagues debates major status and timing for expansion. Rumors swirl of the American League moving teams out of Detroit and Cleveland to Cincinnati and Pittsburgh, while Cincinnati may gain Sunday baseball. Meanwhile fans await the Chicago outcome as leagues joust for prominence. Cold remedy alert ends with Grove’s Quinine.
Shoemaker Brothers of New Haven with W A and F Shoe Company spokesmen predict a drop in butter packing prices between year start and February. Mr John Haziett of New Haven joined in discussions and a wager was laid with Tedlett over the city’s best dinner, as butter prices were quoted around 15 to 18 cents.
Two Christmas tree fires occurred in Wart Wayne last evening as residents played Santa. The first blaze started near 6 pm at Deputy City Contractor Charles Stel’s 1420 Sherman Street, blamed on a dall cantle. Firemen arrived quickly and doused the flames with limited damage. a second incident involved Cooney Bayer on Spy Run Avenue, with a rapid spread and extinguishment.
Notre Dame defeated hard fighting Miamis 26 to 25 in a spirited holiday game. DuBue and Freeze starred for Notre Dame while Jarrett from Miamis stood out with blocks and strong defense as both teams traded leads throughout the tense finish before 7,400 fans.
Jarrett of the Miama Athletic association posted an eighteen game average of 290 1 14 yesterday. He began with 230 over ten games then tallied 288 28H in the final stretch. He rolled ten straight strikes at one point and faced a rare split that kept him from a perfect 300.
Citizens Trust Co announces a new banking house and notes its executive officers meet weekly to pass upon every dollar of loans. The notice emphasizes careful lending and prudent financial oversight by management.
DIRECTORS NAMES INCLUDE JOHN W WHITE FORMER PRESIDENT WHITE NATIONAL BANK AND DIRECTOR FIRST NATIONAL BANK HARRY A KEPLINGER SECOND VICE PRESIDENT FIRST NATION BANK FORMER CASHIER WHITE NATIONAL BANK ERNEST W COOK SECRETARY CITIZENS TRUST COMPANY WALLACE DOUD HEAL STATE CHARLES A DUNKELBERG SECRETARY TREASURER B F BOWSER CO WM HENDERSON MERCHANT JOHN FERGUSON LUMBER MERCHANT AND MANUFACTURER FORMERLY PRESIDENT CITIZENS TRUST GEORGE V KELL YARmer PRESIDENT ALLEN COUNTY STATUAL FIRE INSURANCE ASSOCIATION HENRY J MILLER DIRECTOR FIRST NATIONAL BANK SECRETARY HARTFORD CITY PAPER COMPANY
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