09 Jan 1918
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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1918
Page
1
The ad warns many suffer kidney disease unknowingly and urges early attention to kidney health. It promotes Swamp Root by Dr Kilmer and Co as a remedy, claims broad benefits for kidney, liver and bladder issues, and offers sample bottles and information by mail.
The eighth anniversary of the Fort Warne Taoyal Orler at Manse will be celebrated on January 10 with a banquet and program. Supreme Dictator Ford of Philadelphia and other officers will attend. a large candidate class will be initiated.
Fragmentary notes from Spencerville detail local names and events. The text references Hawser and Hoy erone balter with unclear context and mentions Bees and vacation activity amid scattered phrases.
Fragmented local items mention visits and stayovers in Wittenders and nearby towns. Names appear with limited clarity: Mint Holes Lake host, Wert Wayne grandparents, and Jarry Markle with Mary Comrmky. Weekend travel and illness references recur along with a medication ad for Lunalive Bromo Quinina by W. Groves.
Betements announced in superior court yesterday resulted in dismissals by agreement. Cases include Herbert Gerding vs Louis Limecooly. Pioneer Asphalt Co. vs Moellering Construction. William Rohn vs Wolter Biner. Imperial Merchandise Co. vs Robert Fleckenstein. American Laundry Machinery Co. vs Keenan Hotel Co.. Bosnak & Co. vs a due on account. Final report filed in Lizette Strunz estate. James Leddy seeks divorce from Helen Leddy alleging interference by Ruth Riley.
A sheriff sale will auction telegraph poles across Hoe River Parry Cedar Creek Springfleet and Sojplo towns. The Molagel Telegraph and Telephone Company built a failed line four to five years ago, never stringing wires, with taxes unpaid until today marking the end of the project. Nearby customers and wire returns are noted though no fixtures are in place to operate.
Allen County's share of the state school fund is reported as 86,996.14 total to the state after levy collections and interest. Auditor Johnson's document notes 28,240 children aged six to twenty-one in the county and a state school levy return of 40,? and 7,586.09 in interest.
Court notes report the county school board meeting at 10 30 and a court house cleaning contract to be awarded by the county commissioners. An article of incorporation for Mandard Jewelry Co of Fort Winewarn is filed with the county recorder showing capital stock at 10000 and named parties Mary Tun Vienan and Venjamine Wartelt.
Mrs Roebuck of Letty Oblo aged 71 credits Glende Tonic with curing long illness from water poisoning kidney and liver failure. She reports relief from pain digestion and heart distress after using Grand Ald Tonto with claimed liver and kidney relief and full recovery. Grand Ald Co Fort Wayne advertises sale through doctors or druggists.
A reader recalls giving Vinol to an aged mother, noting improved appetite, better sleep, and overall strength after two bottles. The ad-promoter promises a money back guarantee if the tonic fails to benefit, with formula details on every bottle and distribution by Meyer Ros Co. and dealers nationwide.
A fragmented OCR item lists licensees for marriages with names such as Wathan M. Brugga, An gusto porrine Weed, Oschats, and Pearl sear, indicating a docket of licenses to be issued on the upcoming February Monday. The text is garbled and several names are partially unreadable.
Daily notices list multiple real estate transfers with buyers and sellers, locations, and prices. Entries include Oliver John Harper to Henry T. Moser for part of lot 4a in South Walton Ave, and Charles D. Kimt to Loren J. Kitlerman for parts of lots 4 and 3 in Bisuly Sub, among others, with prices ranging from 2,006 to 21,000 dollars.
A garbled Antwerp News entry details residents and visitors traveling to Detroit, Monroe, and other towns. It lists Mrs May Duvan din and Mada Ung of Dorfanes, Karl Meags Pasidiog in Valdede County, and numerous family routes through Detroit and Lima.
J. S. Kirby of Juliet reports complete relief from four years of eczema after using Cuticura Soap and Ointment. He describes a mass of eruptions, burning and itching, sleepless nights, and states the magical effect and healing within three months. The ad urges daily use to cleanse purify and prevent minor skin troubles with occasional ointment.
A letter from G P Weight describes a German submarine firing a torpedo at the ship carrying Arthur J Balfour secretary for foreign affairs on a voyage from New York to England. The salvo missed as an Allied destroyer exploded the submarine. theBattle passenger vessel later joined by convoys and sailed via Halifax with strong force.
The column lists numerous New Haven residents and visitors with family ties and illness notes. Names include Gatien, Mrs Sarah Fuxtivon, Mr and Mrs Dul Rhdawhart, Loufee Schortnein and Nila Mtube, Mrs M C Carton, Mrs W Hurkett, and Joln Qiehle among others. Several members are reported weak, improving, or recovering from illness, with social visits noted at homes and privy gatherings. Mayors and neighbors are mentioned in casual community updates.
Community brief listing visits and social events. Mrs. Salt hosted at Mort Warne, Mr. and Mrs. Boyd Birth and Newton Malt spent time in Indrani. Several residents traveled, hosted guests, and attended gatherings. Mentions include Mr. and Mrs. Boyd Birth, Mrs. Altos Clark, Kendaltyitle visitors, and Paneras of or. A look at local entertainments and family connections.
Jen BT. Louie and Chairman Padgett led committees in a meeting to discuss plans for expanding submarine construction. They claimed the United States would have a substantial submarine fleet within a year, surpassing Germany, with new ships authorized under the 1910 program and part of a broader naval buildup.
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