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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1910
Page
19
Demand for labor in Fort Wayne runs high this spring with many job openings for both men and women. Fort Wayne Associated Charities reports plentiful work and few seeking aid as skilled trades and general labor are in short supply, while the secretary notes steady calls for help despite prosperity.
Aged Purdue professor, Tienntur Newt, 74, will retire, ending a half century in teaching. He joined Purdue after earlier roles at Wisconsin, Michigan, and various academies, with a long career shaping mathematics and science education.
An aged English veteran of the Crimean War residing in Calvary Cemetery area declined relocation to England after offering to accept a pension and return home. He remained in America with his wife, choosing to stay, while many compatriots received pensions abroad.
Farmers and contractors are urged to buy oak lumber in various thicknesses from Perrine-Armstrong Co at bargain prices. Contact Bell Phone 241 or Home Phone 1241 for details.
June 4 report from Columbia City notes the Inarines have not yet been adjusted on Un Keans and Apfoltinny site. Orders are expected daily to take the car to Detroit where a new body will be put on and later... a new toe will be furnished. Willd Howell of Wickes Rafer Go Saginaw finished work on the new T5f-Podt shiek at the patemworka today.
A vintage ad proclaims credit available to rich and poor alike in a Workmen's store. It promises at least 25 percent savings and cash or credit options, reflecting broad inclusive appeals in trade copy.
Sister Fugenin leads parish affairs as attendance climbs to thirty three. Davis Williams plans a new garage for Uncle Abe Elder on North Walnut Street. Abe, 80, still enjoys life with the younger crowd. Sammel Shoemaker, Whitley County’s oldest white child, faces a serious Chicago illness. Dr. Schuman is summoned. Tuesday a company party returns from Winter, Kansas, prompting relatives to travel to join them. In Chicago, Abe Elder remains gravely ill. Shoemaker’s condition worsens. Crank incident injures Mr. Thomas, and his arm is badly hurt. W. O. Morrison, now at Dr. Morrison in Charambacca, travels from the Sky to visit his parents, formerly Dan Bridger City shoals superintendent. Odd Fellows initiate two candidates and arrange memorials at Presbyterian church on Sunny, June 12, with Rev. A. D. Sutherland speaking. Jonce Monyhan and other state Republican candidates are expected to arrive for tomorrow’s convention. Rev. We 7). Zigler of Uni, as a Wittenboro College trustee, attends Springfield events amid recommendations and the day’s exercises.
Jacob Gaul was injured when the plow point struck a post while he plowed near Auburn Indiana. He was thrown over the implement, suffering a deep gash on the forehead. doctors expect recovery. No other details given.
The Journal-Gazette lists pensions granted to various individuals in Washington on June 4. Names include John Brumbaugh, John A. Clemans, Samuel Dillon, William Daffern, Nancy Gray, Jane Greenburg, Peter Gruosheck, Seth Henderson, Catharine Hendricks, Alexander Hough, Andrew Lamking, Maria Thornton, Thomas Overly, William Pence, Lucinda Pinnick, William Fummynn, Elizabeth Rush, Arnold Sharters, Jili Weaver, George Zuber, and John Bate, with amounts ranging from 2 to 59 dollars under special act provisions.
South Whitley notes report Tina and Carl Thaipyon and Garth Tyler left for Valparaiso on Thursday to enter the harness track. Mrs Edwards was visiting, with Th. Edwards also mentioned in the fragmentary report.
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