Concordia Fall term opens September 2 with local notices
City news reports the fall term at Concordia begins September 2. The piece covers residents traveling to Wisconsin, contract notices for a new theatre across Purific avenue, a Packard Band appearance at Trevator fair, and various local events.
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Concordia
Callewe
Alardigny
Charles Taumbbod
Oruak & Mis
Wisconsin
aArchitect
Culver
A. L. Bnghy
Yesurday
Hehman Ste
Troy
J. W. Midd Medical Company
Griffin
LS Schroeder
Poly Packard Band
Packard Hand
Young Men’s Bible
Creighton
Uf Christ
C. B. Wilson
H.w.clark
Biological Department
State Normal School
R Weethett
Fishery Commission
Toledo
Maomee
An Andavit
Charley Sosse
Leikaul Packing Company
Caledonian Society
Robison Park
Justice of the Peace Hoser
Herman Hutkowske
Jennie Tracey
Worrers
White Fruit House Bulletin Offers Wide Grocery Bargains
White Fruit House department store advertises meat and grocery specials including Sweet Brealase Bacot at 1146 pound Dandy Picnic hams Best Sugar Cured Box Hams 140 pound New Virginia Potatoes 28 per peck eggs 18 cents and coffee 22 cents per pound. Also promotes odds and ends from several departments with low prices and floor sales on second floor.
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Virginia
Yoong Hyson
Hepone
Nome
Seyxtund
Paragon
Marshall Field
Acme
Graniteware
S. Gai
Daisy
Crescent
White Fruit House
Langard Grocery Closes at Noon for Grocers' Picnic
Closing notice states Langard grocery will shut at 12 noon today to attend the grocers' picnic and related event. This brief item records a planned early closure affecting customers and staff.
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Langard
Pionio
Municipal News Report on City Improvements and Grants
The St Louis report notes yesterday arrival of inspectors and ongoing public works. Mayor and City Engineer Randall approve pedestrian walk enhancements, new cement sidewalks on Wheat Street and Clay Street favoring improved safety and access. A grant of $875 funds a dwelling project on Clay Street East.
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Wen Bard
St Louis
Randall
Dante
Clay Street
Haughk Wins Contract for North Sixth Street Paving
Tulvis Haugh secures the brick paving contract on North Sixth Street after a trial visit to consult Mr Brown, an expert in degradation design, following prior street projects handled by Haughk.
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West News
Tureau
Decator
Tulvis Haugh
North Sixth Street
Brown
Aslas
Deaths and funerals in Fort Wayne area obituaries
Obituary notes and funeral notices for Elsa Beth Keinz, widow of Pritty Keane, and Mary Hunt, with extended family details. Includes service times at St Peters and St Patrick Catholic churches, mentions of survivors, and references to Oberlin, Ossian, Bluffton, and local hospitals. Also lists infant and child deaths, and multiple memorials across Fort Wayne and nearby towns.
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Keinz
Elsabeth Keinz
Pritty Keane
Lichwelock
Norbed
Relax
America
Attantarjticd
Philip Heinz
Me Kitz
Fort Wayne
Mr.Berg
Fender
Mes. Heing
Gorden
Hfe
Keine
All
St. Peters Catholic Abirch
Tires
Elizabeth Henson
Caurle Stebrine
Conrad Kling
J Chicazo
St. Peter's Catholic Church
Rote
Lpai
Palsrick Hont
Oelwek
Smith Street
Tha Deevesed
St. Patrick's Catho Oc
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Rosary Society
Uxiliary
Order of
Hiand Faver
John E. Thomas R
Robert E
George F
Patrick C. Hunt
L. Merz
Paul Frank
Joseph Milter
Wolf attack tale exposed as false report in Gary
Mr. Andrew Senensynski known as Gary denied a wolf attack story circulated by Laker County correspondents. He said the tale was a fabrication used by a newspaper man to boost attention while locals recalled early adventures by long-time residents at a city banquet and town gathering.
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Andrew Senensynski
Gary
Sueros
Suerosynkis
Stensynskiatys
Twieimiier
Bsow
Kit Tao
Laker County
Thing & Co To Sell Entire Stock At Fort Wayne Sale
An eastern shoe maker faced money trouble and offered the entire stock to Thing & Co, aiming to move fast. The sale promises big savings at Thing & Co on Thursday August 3 at 8 o clock, with Fort Wayne residents urged to take advantage of the reduced prices.
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Thing & Gy
Thing & Cn
Howsht
Hissi
Gene
Port Wayne
Fort Wayne
Thing & Cold
Herry Street
Grocers to Hold Picnic at Corner Club Park Today
Retail grocers and their families plan a noon closing picnic at Corner Club Park. A lively program includes ladies and boys races, field sports, and a ball game between grocers and clerks. Officials note fines for players arguing with the umpire and a basket supper will cap the event.
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Grocers
Clarks
Th. Langard
Cy H. Reed
Bolle
A. Callis
F. Senne Thy P. Graft
F. Feipel
Ww. J. Loos
Clerks
L. Oeiting
J. Smith
Toe Brinkene Doehrman
Raeel E
Horse theft near Pole Indiana targets two owners
Sheriff Grice reports the theft of a black mare about thirteen from Marcellus Hauner and a black top buggy from Henry Miland near Pole Indiana. The horse was fed to an unidentified buyer after being hitched to the buggy. A funeral reward is offered and the sheriff is sending pose cards to surrounding counties.
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Grice
Marcellus Hauner
Henry Miland
Pol
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Sharif
Central Grocery Op Recount of Grocers Ad Prices
Local grocery ad lists daily specials from Central Grocery. Butter eggs tomatoes peaches and canned goods priced low. coffee teas and cheeses featured with per unit or per sack rates. fresh produce including onions cabbage and cucumbers offered. dressed poultry available on order.
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Wawesee
Joe Garrett
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Journal Gazette
Detroit Boat Excursion
Mia
Wabash R. R
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Gazette Want Aus
City News
White Fruit House Department Store Bulletin
Municpal News
Haugk
Hunt
Oberlin
Taydia Oberlin
Moe
John Caston
Ossian
Weillam Oberlin
Obert
I Starka
Fc RA
Willyham Essig
Alle County
Poe
William Oberlin
Hudson
Sre
J. “S. Fuken
Alice Lehman
John and
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John “Essig
Znecinds Lipes
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Hack Oberlin
Blethodiat Church
Pac
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Luedemann
Johanna Zuedemann
John Luedemann
Bieth
Lake Shore Round House
Shank
Mr. Shank
Alva Shank
Eitna Grean
Huse Hospital
J. c. Peltier
Etna Green
Gibsott
Genevieve Annasoa
Wabash Avenue
Grelock
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Shelmina Starke
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Emanuel Lutheran Church
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Helen Moric Tines
Hungerford Smith
Collins
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W. 3. Conroy
Becker Paper Company
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W. Wayne St. Hore
Bell
Kelly
Globe
Swift's Pride
Volland's
Hyson
Japan
New York
Boston
Sutamer
Wm. Hahn & Co
Robison Park Theatre
Great Palfrey & Hoefier
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Armstrong
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Journal- Gazette
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Indiapolis
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