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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1910
Page
9
A vintage advertisement promotes buying travel trunks suitcases and bags at lower prices. It claims lower overhead costs allow cheaper selling prices and urges customers to compare and let the seller prove their goods are better value.
Advertisement notes a special price on a refrigerator to reduce cost, claiming a carload purchase allowed a significant discount. Mentions a regular price of 12.10 and promises a remarkably low price.
Fragmentary ad draft references gas coal and wood stoves with garbled wording. It hints at a remedy or product but provides no clear detail, date, brand, or seller. The readable items suggest a stove promotion but lack actionable information for readers.
Fragmentary catalog style copy touts a Peninsula stove as the only practical option on the market. It highlights two large burners and a warming meridian burner with sturdy lines. The ad promises durable construction and easy handling for wood or coal usage.
Washington dispatch analyzes that despite proponent talk a direct popular election for U.S. senators remains unlikely. State resolutions have been few and uneven, with only twenty-some states acting and several not yet formalized, while legal consensus and congressional records show no conclusive nationwide support.
Memorial Day activities in Payne featured veteran remembrances and church services. Reverends Scott, Smith, and Reighsnyder led talks at the Reform church while the Kefarn church choir and Mrs Neyher with her daughter performed music. Local residents attended, with graduates from Payne High School recognized during a commencement at the Methodist church.
Pierceton News notes visits and travels among residents and families. Ann Mion Nellie Heigh of Spencerville and Avis Clark of Fort Wayne plan Friday to visit relatives. Packard car shown in town for Clete daughter Fannie. Fort Ryan's friend visiting family. Mrs. Strowner and Mrs. Stee of Greenville with Mrs. Radcliffe of Larwill visit. Nora Edwards attends a meeting in Winona and visits Warsaw. Local residents attend meetings at Swinona and Columbia City. Rev. Walter Schaffer to preach at Presbyterian Church. various trips to Warsaw Columbia City and Fort Wayne for work, study, and visits.
The Angola High School senior class staged a four act comedy titled One of the Mhthth at the Craw ton opera house on Friday night. The performance drew a fairly broad audience and was well received with praise for the cast’s efforts.
The Risdon county Sunday school convention will be off Thursday and Friday June 30 in Satert township Angola Indiana Townshin residents will answer roll call by reporting number of Sunday servants in their townships Mrs Gakiwin state worker is expected to attend The program will be interesting throughout Another shipment of New fen Gas Tassges dual arrived at Ash's an Eeem
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