05 Jun 1914
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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1914
Page
1
Murdock and Diet Rick held talks with executives from the gas company amid regional energy discussions. The meeting focused on supply reliability and rate considerations as local negotiations continue.
A garbled City News item reports on a forthcoming meeting and mentions local officials and topics under discussion. The readable fragments reference a mayoral or council gathering, with names and places obscured by OCR errors but implying civic agenda items and community concerns.
City Hall reports progress on western contracts as the board moves to finish tracks and related projects. Officials discuss timelines and responsibilities while noting hurdles and imminent decisions impacting the Wabash avenue area work and nearby infrastructure.
A garbled report describes a municipal concert planned for this evening at Rexervere Park. It mentions performers and a planned ceremony led by officials, but many phrases are indecipherable, leaving key names and timing uncertain.
The scattered Gazette notes building permits for Warren Smitley and others on South Third and Oliver streets, while weather and rain delay the interceptor project. Notices warn property owners to clear weeds, with five days given before enforcement.
Roanoke Ind residents discuss city affairs as council struggles see resignations and reassignments. Mr Smith, eighth grade teacher and longtime official booster, confronts elections and new duties while the town sorts streets, funds, and school staffing amid community tension and proposed improvements.
Hof Brau announces a lunch special with live lobsters soft shell crabs whitefish pickerel and perch served from 11 to 2 priced at 25 cents each. This compact food feature highlights a limited menu highlight and timing.
Obituary items list numerous local residents with ages and family ties. The entries describe deaths at area hospitals and residences, followed by funeral arrangements at churches and cemeteries, with names such as Lavin Barukirt and Lorlne J. Holsin. Interments occur at local cemeteries. notices request omitting flowers and provide service times and locations.
An old advertisement touts Dr Williams Pink Pills for relief from dyspepsia and low vitality. It claims improved digestion, appetite, and strength by restoring gastric and intestinal function, recommending use to those with weak digestion and general debility.
A notice announces Thieme will present at a Bloomington gathering of prominent state men next Tuesday. The event, organized by the Alvin department of the state university, aims to discuss constitutional changes and health topics with a panel including university figures and officials.
Miss Laura Modberry relates a year long battle with a skin disease on hands. After ointments failed she used Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Ointment, reporting full cure. Ad suggests free samples and Cuticura address for correspondence.
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