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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1905
Page
4
Forecaster notes a mixed set of conditions with scattered showers and turning cooler. The text names Katy and Monday to describe unsettled, variable winds and partial northward trends, ending with hints of northeast winds and cold air.
Local notes report a city interurban station visit by Mr Clavchee Iueshuges and a parade of arrivals including J. Wertz and Acts from Isluftton. A buggy collision on Mal and Webster injures Mrs Mackey and spurs a dog show community fund. up to June 1 the fire department and veterans group events are noted with plans for a Song of Veterans gathering in Rockville and several candidates gearing for six elective offices.
City officials report a transfer of parks control from the Board of Public Works to a newly formed parks commission. The new body will manage funding and reimbursements while finances are reviewed. No policy was set, as members seek council input and potential funding shifts, including possible monument fund reallocation to market purchases.
A truncated OCR snippet shows a merchants notice from the Retail Merchants Association urging attention to a forthcoming matter. The readable text is limited and no further specifics are clear.
Fragmentary note from a trade page hints Piass and Theed's Store aiming to secure a product or deal described as valuable yet unclear through a quirky phrase made in part context. No dates or locations are readable. Further details are not discernible from the fragment.
A Cedar Creek township inquiry notes a mix up in names over a liquor license. The Journal Gazette reports Mr MeComs misidentified as an applicant, causing publication confusion about license granting in the township.
Bread product advertised as malt bread by Haffner's and a line of manicure articles claiming complete lines for city care. The fragmentary ad includes phrases about sale locations and a Lan Block mention.
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