Unclear Weather Report Drops Fragments Across Michigan
Fragmentary weather snippet notes unsettled conditions in Lower Michigan with showers. Mentions Dry Sunday and a west-northeast wind shift, but many words are garbled and unreadable.
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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1901
Page
4
Fragmentary weather snippet notes unsettled conditions in Lower Michigan with showers. Mentions Dry Sunday and a west-northeast wind shift, but many words are garbled and unreadable.
Architect Grinvite aids the rise of a new building while Mr. Mandall travels to Illinois to visit friends. Miss Rosselot of Detroit visits Mrs. Frank Srlushier as work on Stovkhig’s project in Auburn proceeds. Mr. Lemon plans a trip to visit LADY Hante and her daughter AJM Underhil. The Linien male quartet heads to Kendallville for a high school commencement. Prof. Macbeth Smith closes his Jackson township school to study law in the city this summer. Architect Kendrick seeks the Abelle township school contract and drafts plans for the structure. Dr. KK Wheelock operated on Mrs. William Pine in Hope hospital for cataract. patient progressing well. A mistaken report claimed Sheriff Stomt took Charles Archer to Jeffersonville Reformatory.
The notice advertises Strawberries mown to 10¢ per quart and 10¢ for Havana Pines Extra Large 15¢. It lists assorted fruits and vegetables including Michigan apples and wax lemons, with prices and terms for a local market. Names and places appear garbled but indicate a fresh produce sale at Whit Brute House.
Fragmented score and program notes list teams and times for a local baseball day. Names like Marion and Fort Wayne appear, with scattered prices and items that resemble a market or schedule. content is garbled but indicates a local sports event and notices.
Local grocer notes very fine strawberries and full supply for today. Potatoes larger with lower prices. Peas beans cabbage cauliflower tomatoes and cucumbers are fine and cheaper. Sellers Watleranmakers in Allen County supply Skelton at 2 West Main Street with country interest to creamery. Skelton address listed as 24 West Main St.
Fragmentary OCR text reads as garbled line items and names. No coherent event or entities clearly identifiable. Unable to extract a definite news item or proper nouns for a concise title and summary.
In a session the association of military surgeons passed a resolution supporting repeal of the anticanteen law. It argues enforcement at army posts led to increased immorality insubordination discontent desertion and disorder, and urges reestablishment of the former regime at the earliest possible date.
Shake into your shoes with Allen's Foot-Ease powder for instant relief from pinful and smarting feet, ingrowing nails, and hot itching. The ad touts it as the greatest discovery of the age and claims sneakers feel easy with Allen's Foot-Ease, offered by Allen S. Olmstead in Le Roy New York and sold by all druggists.
Strawberries and other fruits and vegetables advertised with assortment details. Includes prices like 15 cents for fresh produce and references to varieties such as strawberries pineapples cherries and tomatoes. Mentions homegrown produce and multiple vegetable items.
FOR SALE A SARGAIN. Vonae ant Tot No. agt Torna rfreet. Apply to EB a. Wordworth, aubainigtrator, BU.
An advert promises the world’s only patented comb that never breaks or cuts. It claims easy styling with a guaranteed satisfaction or money back. Full sales pitch notes orders via stamp and lists D N Roger as general manager in Decatur.
The New Keystone at 49 Calhoun Street promotes new beets wax beans green peas parsnips carrots tomatoes cabbage and potatoes with extra large California prunes veal lamb and smoked goods. A bakery layout is promised and Uncle Sam Trading Stamps are offered amid upcoming train additions and service between Findlay and Fort Wayne with departures at 7:00 pm and 11:00 pm and Fort Wayne arrival at 2:20 am.
Fragmentary OCR text provides limited readable content about photos and a possible exclamation. No clear people places or events are identifiable to form a factual summary.
Mitchie M Wood sues for a divorce while freestanding cases appear. Frederick Schoerpt dismissed for surety and sent to reform school. Thomas Deku from Unhiven Furs charged with petit larceny and dedication of a Lutheran church. Thomas E Quince judged of unsound mind with estate mismanagement. Samuel R Depow appointed as guardian. Frederick M Gaffe renders judgment for defendant. Willkma Albersmieger shall wed Sophia Drestor.
An old Fort Wayne endorsement lauds Dr A W Chase's Nerve Pills as in strong demand among readers. Testimony from users claims relief from nervousness and low spirits after purchasing at Meyer Brothers Co store, with the product advertised nationwide through the Dr A W Chase Medicine Company.
S. A. Tthing & Co showcases Patent Leather Shoes and large red boots under manager Hk Torry at No 22 Gatton Street. Jatitch and Joe appear in promotional materials as part of the new stock launch with prices around three dollars.
A wide awake buyer is invited to James M. Kane's for hammocks fishing tackle cages stockings base ball sporting goods boys wagons go carts and go carts. The ad promises low prices from 1.00 to 5.00 and a special tomorrow sale of quadruple reels at 2.50, with money loan options at 1 2 percent interest via Kruane Co at 19 Court Street.
A Wayne area barber shop advertises nine fully staffed barbers available at all times with five additional barbers serving during meal hours.
A fragment notes a steel piano with a curious tone coloring that resembles a human voice and is described as sweet. The subdued observation hints at a personal, almost vocal perception of an instrument’s sound.
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