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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1910
Page
8
The article notes the largest number of automobile registrations in one month since the registration law. It estimates April and May totals around 2,564 vehicles with about 40 registered in May and the remainder in April. The total value and distribution are given in the secretary’s office records.
A detailed notice extols Apperson’s vertical integration and long history, highlighting models 4-30, 4-40, and 4-50 with prices from 2000 to 4200 dollars. It notes trust in in-house parts, founder-style inspection by the Apperson Brothers, and references to Buick Hupmobile Overland and local dealer activity including rapid sales at Wayne Auburn and Marion dealers.
An aero plane and wind wagon race will headline the Indianapolis speedway meet June 13 to 18. Overland Automobile Co presents a wind wagon built with a rear mounted two plane propeller and a forty horsepower engine. Captain G L Brumbaugh to pilot, with hopes to field an Wright brother or similar flyer in the air race.
Auburn Indiana June 4 Hi Baker dies after nine months illness at noon. He worked as a tester at McIn tyre factory. His wife mourns as their child was injured in a fall from a tree recently.
The Purdue University Agricultural Experiment Station notes that heavy frosts damaged crops across central and northern Indiana, urging regular care of commercial and home orchards. Emphasizes pruning, spraying with Bordeaux mixture, and vigilant monitoring for scale insects and diseases to protect future yields. G. G. Woodbury, Associate Horticulturist, encourages reporting questions and sending specimens.
Rev Totin C Breckenpidge of Winona will fill the Howe church pulpit Sunday morning in the pastor’s absence. He preaches at Western College Oxford Ohio and belongs to the famed Breckenridge family. On Wednesday evening June 7 the Westminster club leads the meeting with the topic How Can We Help Our Pastor.
Notice calls all master butchers to Strodel's hall Sunday at 1 p m sharp to attend the funeral of Brother Sam Haller. Carriages will be waiting. W C Meyer secretary.
Decatur Ind June 4 James Elena hosted friends for his eleventh birthday with a Royal Neighbors session and farewells for Mia Kern bound for Fort Wayne. Bonds set at 200 dollars for a Gideon Mo affidavit entry. Other items note Gertrude Moses’s rheumatism treatment and Frances Dugan’s summer return. An affidavit charges John McIntyres with speeding in Aubrey Tod.
Farmers and contractors are invited to buy oak lumber in multiple sizes at bargain prices. Includes 3%4 in l inches and land 2 in thick suitable for sheeting cribs concrete castings and repair work. Bell and home phone numbers provided. Want ads run 1 cent per word in Journals Gazette.
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