20 Feb 1912
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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 20, 1912
Page
1
An old advertisement notes half price on knee pant and knickerbocker suits for boys along with white collar shirts and t shirts at reduced rates. Trunks, hats, traveling bags, suspenders and related items mark down by about twenty percent.
A lengthy sale advertisement lists half price and deep discounts across men’s, women’s, and children’s wear. Items include suspenders, vests, knee suits, fur and fur lined garments, raincoats, shirts, underwear, stockings, neckwear, handkerchiefs, and more with varied price cuts and limits per customer. Numerous brands and departments are mentioned, emphasizing dramatic markdowns and a broad clearance.
Money to fund improved real estate at a low rate of interest. Kuhne & Co, 723 Court street.
A brief city notice reports attorney involvement in the Mebnugh matter with references to babes pete and Aram Tk Vee ear. Details are limited, but the item notes a legal action and local context without graphic description.
A reader reports that discussions about Moritor lenses and Shura Mountings sparked notable state level reactions. The note highlights firm views and possible policy implications.
Washington reports that Uncle Isaall Stephenson stands trial as the senate inquiry into Ald elect Heyburn proceeds. The investigation centers on printing delays and the minority views, with clerk actions questioned and motions for contempt discussed in the Senate. The effort to compel the clerk to testify faced defeat as the motion failed.
Hanna and nearby communities prepare for a busy week with church suppers auctions and programs. The Womann guide hosts an annual event at the Teint Fpleoopal church, St Hyarinth’s Polish Catholic ladies host a Tuesday event, St Peter’s school hands out prizes, and Professor J M Wanlay addresses a Men’s Club gathering. A theater outing delays the 200 009 bond discussion on river beautification until Saturday evening.
An Angin-Ruadian patenas offer to The Persian government aims to secure a cure doms and arrange exile for Mohammed ALL Mirza and Salar-Vid-Dawleh. A $1,000,000 offer plus $10,000 to the former Shah and $24,000 to Salar Ba-eDawleh emotions the plan, conditioned on their removal from Petsl.
A small fire in an apartment led to the suffocation deaths of two SUEFOGHE residents, ages 43 and 44, including Annie and Mark Maol platens. The blaze prompted hazy news of investigators and safety concerns as authorities seek to determine the cause and prevent a similar tragedy.
Henry Mark wget 60, a longtime employee of a Pennsylvania company, died in city coma Sunday after a long illness. The remains move to his home at 1920 Bwinney Avenue for a funeral with services to be held. He leaves two brothers, Merman and Edward Moek, and was raised in the Catholic faith.
Milwaukee Wisconsin February 19 delegates for Taft named at party meeting. L Philip Minaiten Former Governor W J Hoard Fort Atkinson Former Governor Samone 0 Videon Superior Rollie Grove Denree Histnall Superior Instructed for Taft. District Delegates Racine A Yi Martie non Instructed for Taft. Delegates to be chosen before primaries with apportionment discussed.
Monday filings reveal a divorce action by a wife against Samuel Parkes with alleged cruelty and abandonment, plus an executorship involving the late Alexander Mergentheim and a large estate. Other cases include Arthur Cerulli accused of squandering earnings on drink, alimony claims, and a Detroit Nerkavear company suit dismissed with costs.
Fragmented report details visiting relatives in Po re and town, funeral attendance, and local names. Mentions attorney J Renner, Kunin, and several Bogard family members with sparse event notes and scattered locations including Spokane and Fort Wayne.
An OCR fragment promotes PARISIAN BAGH as a remedy for hair loss including a beard and mustache, claiming restoration of hair shine and beauty. It mentions application and age, with musings on men women and children and a claimed price of 60 cents in the period, reflecting period sales language.
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