Doane Ridney Pills Endorsement Letter From Fort Wayne
Fort Wayne resident Alvin Martin testifies that after years of back pain from standing at work he used Doane Ridney Pills on the advice of a friend. He reports relief within days and claims the pills cured kidney symptoms, crediting Dean's Kidney Pills, sold nationwide by Foster Bros. Co and Meyer Bros. Co. catalog distributors with a 50 cent price.
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Fort Wayne
Alvin Martin
Work
Doane
Meyer Bros. & Co
Dean
Foster-Bmilbutha Co
Briain
United States
Dogo
Labor Directory Due Next Week for Union Members
Labor leaders announce a forthcoming labor directory after long effort by Bert Wayne Federation of Labor. Secretary Bell reports all material collected and the directory will be published soon after federation approval. It will list unions, officers, contact details, meeting times, and placements, with ads from merchants.
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Tie Long
Labor Directory
Bert Wayne Federation of Labor
Weel
Scerritzy
Persa Bell
Noothly
Neeslvat
Bett
Twelve Roumanians Return Home From Fort Wayne Mill
Twelve Roumanian laborers formerly employed at the Fort Wayne Rolling mills left Monday night for the old country. The downturn in industry has reduced payrolls as production fell to about thirty percent of normal. Despite some recent gains, workers fear bleak prospects, while officers remain hopeful. The Elec tron ic club's Fort Wayne Electric Works formed uniforms for a baseball team, ETCG, with games slated against Knitting Mills White Sox on July 11 and Bowser Grays on July 18. The lineup includes Otto Nabrwald, Lewis and Bert Gage, Fred Duryea, Roy Lopshire, Thomas Quing, Nelson Buecker, Maurice Kroll, Charles Courdenay, Gert Miller, Cash Lutz, and captain Otto Nuhrwald with Paul Grimm as field manager.
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Fort Wayne
Old Country
Land of Flowers
Big Stick
Wall Street
Fumble Iron
ElectrosTechnic
Fort Wayne Electric Works
Knitting Mills White Sox
Bowser Grays
Otto Nabrwald
Lewis Gage
Bert Gage
Fred Duryea
Roy Lopshire
Thomas Quing
Nelson Buecker
Maurice
Kroll
Charies
Courdenay
Gert Miller
Utilty
Cash Lutz
Otto Nuhrwald
Paul Grimm
WPB
Melching
Bowser Excursion Planned for August 11 to Winone
The Bowart employees annual excursion to Winone is set for Friday day August 11 with two trains of twelve coaches each arranged by President Bowser. Return is planned for the same evening.
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Bowart
Winone
Bowser
Popping
Bowact Tech
Stop Indigestion with Prosene Combination Remedy
An advertisement promoting Prosene to treat indigestion and improve digestion. It lists Prosene Compound, Cinchama tincture, and sherry wine mixed at home. Directions say take a teaspoon before meals and at bedtime. Claim includes Cooper Pharmacy Chicago and Beyer Season stores as suppliers.
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Cooper Pharmacy
Chicago
Local Holiday Expected After Minor Arrangements
The article notes minor arrangements for the upcoming period and suggests they will intensify plans this year. It mentions a likely extended outing and points to a Saturday holiday following, aligning with local customs. It emphasizes preparations leading into the weekend.
Houlahan Promoted to General Manager of Big Railroads
Houlahan, formerly Clover Leaf general superintendent from Bloomington, is named general manager of Chicago & Alton and Toledo St Louis & Western railroads forming the Cloverleaf Alton system. The appointment takes effect today and boosts a railroad career begun in 1867 as a water boy on the Ottaga Oswego & Fox River Valley road. The Bowser factory inventory disrupts shop life as workers take a mid summer break with some staying to assist.
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Ward
Bloomington
Houlahan
Clover Leaf
Chicago & Alton
Toledo, St. Louis & Western
Glover Leaf
Claverleaf-Alton
Port Warne
Middle West
Eckert Hurt Riding Hita in Lafayettte Yard Incident
A. E. Eckert, a night caller at the Wi bach yards, was badly hurt Monday morning while riding a trolley on Lafayettte. A brick struck the pavement and the force fractured his collar bone. He is confined to his home and unlikely to miss work permanently, with weeks needed for recovery.
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EF. Eckert
Wibach
Wabash workers favor Detroit excursion date plan
A survey of the Wabash shops shows near unanimous support for the July 25 Detroit trip. Many men have signed on, with preliminary arrangements underway as staff take time off for inventory and vacations. Several foremen and staff travel for company business or personal reasons, with some workers away for weddings and family visits.
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Detroit
Steam railroad agents and shop injuries report at Milwaukee line
Harry, an agent for a major railroad entering Milwaukee, is noted amid a batch of injuries and local service changes. Christopher Benker suffered a bad bruise from a car incident and will miss work at the Pennsylvania car machine shop for a week or two. James Trythall sprained an ankle but continued work yesterday. recovery possibly lengthy. The Bluttton trolley line adds two extra trains to boost evening service from Fort Wayne at 7 45 p.m. and Billfton at 9 p.m. The Olds Wagon Works site on Murray Street is being repurposed for Fort Wayne Corrugated Paper Company. Dunkelberg, Bowser Works treasurer, has been touring the East and attends master car builders meeting while awaiting return. Walter Fox denies a rumor of being stranded in Rome City, recounting time spent fishing rather than danger. Ed Sibect earns praise as a knight errant for aiding a young girl who nearly fell from an excursion train, guiding her to safety on the platform.
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Mina Allee Carroll
Electric
Charles Cherry
Pennsylvania
S. B. Bechtel
Bowser Works
Chicago
A. D. Carrington
Beam
Hugh Hogan
Bedford
Ind
Hogan
I. C Carpenter
St. Louis
Charles T_ Pressler
Bowser
Lake Winona
Mr. Bowser
Nannen E. C. Geilmeier
Fort Wayne Electric Works
M. Martin
Pacife
Detroit
A. Z. Pothating
Iuis
George Kloepper
Walsh Shops
Wo Arter
Pennsylvania Machine Shop
Henry Tonsing
Smith Fe
Pennsylvanian Shops
Rome
Alton Cummings
Cummings
Toronto
Cat
T. G. Logan
AL DeWald
C. W. Cook
C. MM. Zaylor
Caxs Street
Lake Shore
Lake Shore Safe Completer
Hersi ‘Cayton
Papnsylvania
Harry
Adn
Milwau
Bluttton Trolley Une
Fort Waynes
Billffton
Oullaine
Olds Wegon Works
Murray Street
Fort Wayne Corrugated Paper Company
Dunkelberg
Atlantic City
New York
Walter Fox
Rome City
Gennd Rapids
Walter
Ed _Sibect
Try Admiral coffee
At the meeting of the retail merchants association in Angola Indiana on Thursday evening it was decided to close all Angola business houses for any July to in her that the business men and their clerks may enjoy the holiday to the fullest extent. Fort Wayne Oil Supply Co sole agents.
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Hy Rist
Angola
Ind
Miss Clara Koni Visits City Amid Huntington Ties
ITV News notes Miss Clara Koni of Huntington visiting Fort Wayne with friends. Suss Kah will take a city position and not return to Huntington until fall. A building permit was issued for a 2,100 residence project for Bert Bowser, contractor H A Grotichmas to erect it. The weed ordinance committee met to discuss health department weed accounts but adjourned. Mayor Jom S. Sennett of Lansing toured Fort Wayne en route home from Marion where his wife visits. Ben Tell is seen at the West Berry Street home of the order. he learned Fort Wayne has a grand lodge.
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Clara Koni
Jom S. Sennett
Lansing
Mich
Fort Wayne
Froyo
Drummer Loses Diamonds In Chicago Robbery Report
Chicago police report a drummer employed by Blan Bran & Co wholesale jewelers lost or was robbed of a stick containing 53 thousand dollars worth of diamonds. The incident occurred in June at the Calumbyus Memorial building on State Street.
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Chicago
H—S. C. Powell
Blan Bran & Co
Calumbyus Memorial Building
State Street
Busy Evening for Hymen at Bluffton
Three weddings were held in Bluffton with a crowded turnout. At Gloluck a large gathering witnessed the ceremony as guests learned two men had wed earlier at a relative’s home. Later, Fred T. Barr married Mae Fiter of Fort Wayne at Frank Biter’s home with nearly a hundred friends in attendance. The third couple, Chester Brenner and May Mile Shelly, conducted their event at the M. E. parsonage.
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Bist
T Bluffton
Gloluck
Grienfis
West Washington Street
J. A. Johnson
Mr. Peart Brown
Frank Biter
Fred T. Barr
Mae Fiter
Fort Wayne
Chester Brenner
Red Cross
May Mile Shelly
Wa Shelly
Visa
M. E. Petreenage
Depositions Began in G B Lesh Case Hearing
ARSAW Ind June a¢ Practically the entire day in the hearing for a receiver for Leah Manufacturing Company of Warsi and Memphis Tech was spent in introducing depositions. Nothing of importance was brought out. The case will likely be serialized Wednesday or midweek.
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Kist
ARSAW
Ind
Fragmentary image caption hints at bids and world scene
A damaged OCR fragment refers to Mrs Ebert Wupbard and Wis nome Glyvirwe ida na, mentioning speed and speed related tenders. It loosely notes world, glow, and a child reference, but the text is largely unreadable and lacks coherent events or details.
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Binder
Bash & CO
Meigs
A. Meigs
Calhoun
Washington
the Merchants
WAYNE
Jaina Gazette
Industrial News
H. Houlahan
Apeames
Glover Leaf-Alton System
Water Boy
Bowser Ol
Ashing
Ed Avery
Joseph Ringenberg
John Fields
Rank May
Chariod Hraftiwaite
Roanoke
Hodnoke
Willam Hensel
Gowser Factory
A. E. Eckert
Industrial Notes
L. Centlivre
Indiana
U. S.A
Co. L. Centlivre Brewing Co
Admiral
Childs
Fort Wayne Oil & Supply Co
ITV News
Bluffton
Joan
Fort Wayne Loan CO
Caltnun Street
Court House
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