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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1909
Page
7
Readable portions reference a list of ailments and treatments, mentioning Dikeawe of the Nervena and various conditions such as Neurila lating and Neva Pores. The garbled text lists entities like Women and Disernae of Men and a reference to Thy Hot Spring rysten at Ivoire Armin, with mentions of allied forces and fundraising barriers.
Hobart trustees adopt a measure banning trains from running over nine miles per hour on city streets within the town limits. A fine of twenty five dollars is set for violations as officials posted the ordinance after several accidents. The move aims to curb dangerous speeds and protect life and property.
Fort Wayne High School sent 150 students and other passengers by train yesterday to Rome City for a lake outing. The excursion was the largest yet run by the Fort Wayne high school, departing at 8:50 AM with a group including Pennsylvania shop team and motive power department members.
Fort Wayne will host two important railroad officials from the western routes. The president of the Northern Pacific will arrive this afternoon in a private car. The Yellowstone is en route to the oval aboard the leading steamers. The Oregon Navigation superintendent travels in his private car Idaho with Pennsylvania No. 16.
The Nickel Picnic excursion to Cleveland has been moved from Saturday June 12 to Sunday June 13 due to Bishop Farrelly not arriving in Rome until that date. The event, organized to accommodate attendees from Fort Wayne, is expected to draw a large crowd and will include two baseball games as part of the schedule.
Eight of the Pennsylvania Railroad merchandise cars passed Fort Wayne yesterday as part of shifting 60 000 to 89 000 pound capacity cars from Chicago to Pittsburgh. Officials plan a Pullman shop excursion to Ione City on June 14 for brass shop workers. Trainmen without prior exams since 1997 must report to Fort Wayne yard June 7 to 20 for safety checks.
The Fort Wayne division of the Pennsylvantean received instruction to mend old engines with leet standing on the yards tracks for time. The engines have not been used for weeks and no number of engines must be used. A large number of white tied engines have been ordered to Pittsburgh.
The G Th & T inaugurated a yearlong weekly train timetable. The northbound service will run on the 4, 11, TH, 22 and 26, while southbound trains depart Grant Rapidw on the 8, 10, 15, 17, 20 and 24. The initial run passed Fort Wayne at 12:40 am. If patronage is strong, it may be continued.
At the Order of Railway conductors meeting tomorrow afternoon H L Atoneciter rep the Incal lodge at the national convention in Boston will present his farm report. Mr Atonecifer took a prominent part and will have engaging information. A full attendance of the members centered the meeting.
Advices from Nickel Plate station indicate low rates spur travel opportunities as Danville plans a Sunday excursion. The Wabash line expects strong turnout for trips to Washington California and Fort Wayne with many riders from Logansport Lafayette Danville and southwest towns. The Fort Wayne Electric Works department trains for the Hartford City firemen’s tournament on June 24, with drills held twice weekly.
C Thieme, longtime United States Express agent at Huntington, returns to the city to become assistant to U S Express Agent C Ro Weaver. Several Pennsylvania workers are reported sick or off duty, including machinist helpers, blacksmiths, and shop staff. one is to Chicago for a trip, and another is promoted elsewhere.
Government seeks ambitious youths with ordinary education for postal and railroad clerks positions. About 42,083 jobs filled last year, with an estimated 50,000 more this year. Rochester Civil Service Bureau offers guidance to prepare for exams, with free information by writing the Government Positions Bureau Rochester N Y.
An advertisement touts Cardus as a standard remedy for female troubles offering immediate relief for headaches nervousness dizziness and pain. It claims the medicine is scientifically prepared from pure vegetable ingredients and contains no harmful drugs providing rapid help by acting on the cause.
August Freese and family leave for Rochester, N Y for two weeks. R N Winter resigns from Western Gas Contra. Wen company. Delwoods to meet Unitouns at stock yards diamond this afternoon. H C Kramer to Chicago on company business with wife. 2D M Leesch injures finger at work. Pat Reardan returns to duties at Pennsylvania round house. Bowser company officials travel to Toledo and Pittsburgh on business. A Pothamus and wife spending week at Bay View Michigan. W Sprexel injured eye. off duty. R B Mock attending college chase reunion in New York. Pennsylvania coaches sanctioned. seven coaches pass through. Two young men caught attempting to beat their way through city. Arthur Barter takes position in contractor's office. Zimmerman on duty with injured finger. Wayne Electric man to Danville for new job.
Columbia Candy Kitchen announces a Saturday sale with discounted prices on trash and related items. The brief notice mentions regular pricing and a promotional event for shoppers in the area.
A June dispatch from Los Angeles notes California enacted a law requiring notices for using storage eggs and poultry, effective last Monday. Dealers wonder how the storage egg sale will be affected, with California buyers active in April and Missouri river points holding many storage eggs. retailers fear coast sales may drop if the law hurts demand.
For sale a fine residence in an excellent location offering ten rooms and modern features on a 50 by 150 foot lot. The property invites interested buyers to view this substantial home at 1018 West Jefferson Street.
Mr and Mrs Randolphere of Union township marked their fiftieth wedding anniversary with over one hundred family and friends at their home in Columbia City. Married in Berne Switzerland in 1869 they have ten children born and seven survive including Charles and Florence Seluipers, Jacob Welblys, and John Flebig. Mr Helbig, eighty, has been practically blind for two years.
One hundred forty six graduates will receive diplomas at the county commencement on the lawn of Central School in Decatur. A program features the Hamrick Orchestra Temple Quartet and remarks by Prof. Grange H. The list of graduates includes many named students from Union, Wayne, Kirksville, and other townships with numerous family names noted. The event is followed by a sale notice for plastering lath.
A Whitley County man faces condemnation actions in Amarillo Texas as part of a rail line project. The Taubheek railroad company plans a route from Philaview to Amarilla, seeking compensation for affected property. The owner and others served with the notice attend hearings to discuss just compensation and conveyance.
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