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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1906
Page
3
An advertisement touts Wrights Rheumatic Remedy as a panacea curing rheumatism back and kidney troubles. It claims one bottle eases pains and restores strength, urging readers to obtain it now and ask for it locally.
A historical listing from Noble County shows Democratic delegates and alternates by township and congressional district. Names include UncHy gentlemen, A.B. dramas, B. Pancake, Juha Kimmel, Jack Milers, Asher Erdig, George Seymour, and many others across Albion Allen Alton, Grea, Yor, Wayne, and Jefferson Townships with state and congressional assignments.
William Sell, a presuperartir farmer and former implement brsfades trader, died Sunday morning at Gatetorte from stomach cancer after a two month illness. He was about sixty years old, married twice, leaving four children and a large family in Thorncreck township and nearby. Medical care and nursing were provided but could not halt the decline.
Woodmen of the World lodges in Celumbia City observed memorial rites with services at 1 Marthe Ella church and graveside tributes. The Rev. Hammond W. Albemigem preached the memorial at the Methodist church, followed by prayers at Masonia cemetery and planned visits to other cemeteries. notable deaths include Meneigh, Peterco, Firestone, Miller, Bowser, Mowery, and Lowman.
In Almmnonion Indiana June 8 the Netle county Partners Mutual Insurance association held a session with good will but no firm decision on adding a tornado clause to policies. N Harvey of Jefferson Town slip elected vice president and KEAL Slawart as secretary. J.S. Manpar of Avilla named adjutster for the second district. A committee of Sawyer Wayne township Mex Orange township and Moorhouse Jefferson township will study the issue and report at a future meeting.
A long item notes Rhynarson purchasing the Gutscher Sanitarium near Kendallville Fort Wayne area. It describes ownership shifts, site improvements, and a four acre tract turned into a park. The piece references local ball players visiting Kendallville and a Fort Wayne game crowd reaction.
Noble County items list visits and Sunday gatherings across Kendallville Fort Wayne and nearby towns. Local residents including Mr and Mrs. Thomin Traxtor Mrs Andrew Tishome and Miss Dertha Smeavers are noted visitors and attendees. A death of Jered Holuexer is reported with funeral plans. memorial services held in Kendallville.
A fragmented listing shows multiple property transfers and prices, including a $750 sale and a $1 transfer, with various parcels described by owner names and locations. The notice references Jefferson Township and adjacent areas, outlining assignments, lot ends, and intermediation notes, reflecting a busy transactional page of real estate activity.
In Keyser Township the Democratic meeting named delegates including Sten Deloratts-w, Sharpless, EB Thuan, and congressional delegates tk Foiek, J.T. Clarke, and lit Wells. The gathering aimed to address workers’ conditions and the party’s stance in Garrett.
In Columbus City Indiana the 76 year old Mrs Catherine Kaler mother of P Kaler is near death after weeks of illness. She has long been a devoted member of Grace Evangelical church and is highly regarded. Local notices mention visitors and health concerns, with family and community ties highlighted.
An advertisement urges readers to guard vitality by maintaining strong digestion. It promotes a tonic named Micum or Micro-1t, claimed to cure stomach and digestive troubles and to be sold via Meyer Drug Co and similar retailers with a money back guarantee. Local postpaid delivery offered.
Auburn Indiana January 3 The Fairfield county commencement will be held at Fairfield Center Lutheran Church on Wednesday evening June 6. The program includes music by McClish Hassold Mute Gration and others with performances by Mertz Bros. and local pupils. Class colors lavender and wine. Officials listed by district with names such as McClish Miller Hassid Kuebick Stohr and Kuchuck.
Garrett residents host and visit friends from Auburn Fort Wayne and Chicago while preparations for events unfold. A round table concert in Garrett and a Purdue linked summer trip cross Garrett and nearby towns with many local engagements and hospital releases.
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