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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1907
Page
11
A fragmented notice notes a development in cloth and fabric regulation, mentioning yardage requirements and a patronage or product code. It references material guidelines and a small set of measurements, with limited legible details on origins or authorities.
Albion notes a flurry of visits and outings among residents, with Mrs Willian Cary and Mrs Clara Cook among those mentioned. Edits include town officials of the Ronekahl order No 92, upcoming lodge meetings, remonstrance progress in a Robert Fisher case, and a Kendallville baseball preview as the town anticipates next Sunday’s game against the Small Rend Spires.
Kendallville Indiana May 21 The Sturgis ball team came in on the 40 37 train over the GT and 1 Thursday and appeared ready to deliver a royal game Yet fans were disappointed as the score read 1 ½ to 1 ½ at the midway point By the fourth inning the game stood 2 to 1 with the later stages unclear and stirring play anticipated
An unclear OCR fragment references a potential cab request. The text mentions Kirk and Unwin with garbled phrases possibly indicating a transportation need or instruction to call for a cab. No coherent event or names beyond those few appear.
Columbia Candy Kitchen promotes a special sale on assorted nut glace items priced at two cents. The notice highlights a fresh selection with regular price 460. It reflects a local shop advertising low price points and limited format.
In Philadelphia readers are invited to sample Bray specials including soft shell crabs live lobsters black bass and sea scallops with seasonal selections highlighted. The listing emphasizes fresh seafood options and local pricing in a concise ad style notice.
The Royal Neighbors of America will hold memorial services at West Creighton Avenue Church in Man shore on Sunday next at noon. A regular meeting at Harmony Hall last night urged all members of both the Ladies auxiliary and the Modern Woodmen lodge to attend the services.
Zimmer, a carpet cleaning service, celebrates 39 years in business as a local cleaning company. The ad highlights long service and invites customers to call for cleaning needs and estimates. The phone contact is provided for inquiries and appointments.
A Fort Wayne society page recounts club rules stressing charitable behavior, a hundred‑year age threshold, and social membership discipline, alongside a parade of upcoming gatherings. It details wedding plans, anniversaries, showers, and campus, club, and church happenings with many local names and places.
Fashion notes describe delicate garden party attire with white net overlays and spotted toned fabrics. Styles feature pleated and gathered sleeves, sheer overlays, and light summer fabrics presented in a period tone.
Brooke and his ensemble perform at Robison Park presenting a varied program with prominent soloists and a dozen musicians. The group features Frank Wesley and Albert Clarke among others, delivering a lively concert with orchestral and vaudeville flavor and a strong parade of specialty players throughout the event.
Janes FF receives permit for a dwelling at Broadway S200 and Charles Golr travels along Prospeets avenue with a permit valued at 1800 dollars. J B Hinton granted a permit for a structure on Webster street valued at 4000 dollars.
An advertised special sale announces fresh asparagus natalae priced regularly, offered for lunch tonight at the Board of Trade location in Sag. The brief notice urges readers to visit for a quick meal and highlights the vendor name Columbandy Kitchen.
New shipment arrives in Oli Hosiery and Gorset section with waists bells bayes ribbone laces and more at prices positively the lowest. Read as: wonderful values in our garment department with updated stock all week.
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