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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1907
Page
3
Mrs. Mary A. Ruch of Burlington Kansas claims decades of stomach catarrh improved by Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey. At 69 she reports better sleep relief from hawking and phlegm, calling it a tonic and endorsing the remedy for debility and similar complaints.
A rash of garbled notes details a wanted man linked to Urbana and Goshen, with references to Wil son and a traveling companion. Officials allege a staged escape plot and warn readers to report sightings as investigations unfold across multiple towns.
Ligonier notes from Tad Reese and neighbors as Mrs Vella Reese hosts a sister visit. Bre. Joan Yoder and Ruby Pumbleson planned visits with friends. G W Christle held a Whist at home. Chicago visitor Pra Lk Vyeckhar seen about town. Ladies Sewing Society rummage sale at the Mair store. lawn decorations face damage from pranks by local boys. John Sibody prepares amatory at Lake Wawase. Cornyn Post cards arrive with various views.
Numerous merchants including grocery firms Yortz & alkanes and the Siac Meat marked Deve will install new cash registers in a short time. Dragaist Wot Carter and the Reaeory firm of Maghty de trie are named among those upgrading during this period.
Fragmented OCR notes describe a saloon dispute at Albion in Lagrange County with references to authorities, liquor deters, and local nomenclature. Unclear names and scattered phrases hinder full reconstruction of event or parties involved.
Albion court heard a lengthy remonstrance case against Hobert Fish with evidence presented Saturday morning. Attorney Buear Leonard of Fort Wayne led for the defense. Duke Wragiey of Albion spoke for the plaintiffs as the hearing extended about an hour. The court adjourned after multiple procedural steps and adjournments with various attorneys and witnesses listed.
Two new boats were launched on Lake James in a period of clear weather. The craft described as elegant and sturdy feature gasoline propulsion and browsek metal fittings. The owner praises the boat’s performance, noting it "sails like a duck" as it glides over the waters near Wayahington and South shore. The event also mentions other local boats and the presence of Mr Komery and William & Stowe, with additional notes on boat styles, finishes, and a Doak model.
Angola residents fill Lake Shore Depot area to greet and bid farewell to the president as a train arrives and departs, with thousands witnessing the ceremony. The crowd sees a formal introduction, songs, and a sendoff procession as officials and passengers acknowledge the president and his party.
Edward B Planum of Taleda conducts business here and visits. Mrs Otedsa Gundy Candy of Chirkisburg West Virginia surprises friends by writing her cousins Miss Minato McCurdy visiting Monroeville. The Ross County company of Port Wayne appears at the Methodist church Tuesday evening for the yearly event. The Kean villa chapter of stern Stars invites Auburn judges to attend a ceremony. Carrell and Chaibusea attend Tuesday evening as the Hevie Weaveniment raid prompts changes in schedule.
Rev Edmund Alheardson of the Methodist church announces a special sermon titled The Lufling Seasons for tomorrow evening. The text draws from 211 12th chapter and Song of Solomon with a focus on faith in providence. Special music is arranged and a cordial invitation is extended to all by the pastor.
The firm, identified as Superne Garment, reports securing an order for 828 dozen Weraits Cron from Pennington Mining at Rakemo. Producers expanded capacity to meet the demand, adding to the wartime labor and material mobilization efforts as factories adjust to new contracts and shipments.
A Sunday service and cemetery dedication are announced for the Disenifil bakeview Cemetery, with Rev. S serving at St. Hrs church in Ait. Local organizer L. Marvin of the AGA region will speak about Gilk and a special musical program. Attendance details and procession plans are described amid broader notices of church events and public activities.
Whitley County notes from South Wolsey highlight local candidates and community happenings. Mentions include Newt Hiraptenta and Wlinh Ghee, with references to events at a local box and potential reunions and partnerships.
In Angola, a veterinary expert notes a surge of ill horses this season with fever, jaundice, and weakness. Several animals have died after blood poisoning and related complications, impacting local farms and handlers.
Anchila Indiana reports the annual opening at Oak Bluff, Lake James Resort, noting local excitement and expected crowds. Officials describe events, with promises of activities and attendance likely to exceed prior years.
An advertisement touts Duffy’s Pure Malt Whiskey as distilled from malted grain by a secret method ensuring quality and flavor. It claims the whiskey is gentle on sensitive stomachs acts as an antitoxin and tonic for all ages, and urges buyers to demand the genuine sealed bottle marked Old Chemist priced at $1.00 with a guaranteed purity certificate.
In Kendallville on June, the high school stage showcased a lively program led by instructor Miss Salyer. Students delivered baritone solos, choral numbers, and diplomas, drawing praise from the audience and noting Mrs. Quibertsen’s piano accompaniment and Prof. Tambrixhl’s closing remarks.
In Auburn Indiana the Auburn Culture Club conducted its annual election with officers chosen for the coming year. Proceedings included introductions, a brief program, and refreshments as members voted for president, secretary, and other roles.
Fragmentary report describes political action in Albion County as ministers confront petitions and local figures debate secession and county jury matters. Scattered references mention Welloney and reform efforts, with residents seeking legal action and state involvement in county affairs.
Reports describe rapid construction near Lake Gage with bustling activity and delays at depots. A fatal collapse or accident near the works results in a man dying after a fall, followed by a medical verdict of paralysis. Local firms relocate operations, leasing space and planning entertainments to attract workers, while families mourn a death and prepare funeral arrangements.
Waterloo area notes list neighbors like Mrs A L Myers securing a $6 home improvement, Neal Husslen away for a few weeks, and local youths including FGI Pirker and M Bredlestierger seen at Vit TAR amid a string of small community happenings and family notices.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a social event with attendees including Minat Nira Nellin Johnston Poet ty Ch and Mrs A C Grublke hosted by AMeasra. Other names Wilder Shanknett WooH Laas Reed and Wilding appear amid garbled text.
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