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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1911
Page
11
A Fort Wayne advertisement claims Miller's Herd Remedy cures stomach trouble and many other ailments. It features a testimonial from Fost er in Wayne Indiana noting quick relief and weight gain after two days. The copy emphasizes local testimonials and urges readers to buy at their druggist for 150.
Cromwell Indiana notes from Goshen visits by residents and guests, ball game plans for South Bend, local church events, and wheat crop concerns. Mentions families from Ligonier, Elkhart, and Albion, plus a marriage license for James Hessinger and Besce Anton. Reports grain damage from slant fly and power line outages near South Bend.
Washington June 5 Democrats in Congress announce twelve investigations under way this week. The sugar inquiry will begin by Wednesday with high officials of the American Sugar Refining company and related firms likely to be called to Washington to answer under oath. Names will be kept secret until served. The probe covers major sugar firms and related entities, including the Havemeyer family interests, amid concerns over Sherman anti trust immunity and potential impacts on government policy.
Roxana Ford and her daughter Mrs Otto Roseman arrived back from a trip to Mishawaka and Rome City. Also noted are Mr and Mrs Washington Chapp at Clay Township home. Funeral details for Den Bergman set for Pleasant Lake. County commissioners and board of review opened sessions at the court house with no major business reported.
Four union men connected with the bullying raids were formally charged by police with assault and related offenses after days of investigation. Named are John McCabe alias McKay accused as an accessory to the murder of William Gentleman, Walter Stevens charged with slugging steamfitters at a new plant, William Connors known as Rea Connors charged with various assaults, and Joseph Kane opposite Plumbers' Union business agent charged with taking part in the ice plant slugging. Inspector Hunt said they may be linked to Vincent Altman, another labor union associate still under inquiry, with a notice out for an alleged horseshoer F. J. Perrey of Fort Wayne.
Deputy Sheriff Barney Schonefeld and wife plan a Richmond trip with Mrs. Adelaide Ruth who is admitted as a patient at Easthaven. County Superintendent Felger is arranging over 200 diplomas for Ene v county school graduates during the common school commencement at Princess rink Saturday June 10. Oscar Fox reports the death of his terrier Bumps in a Wayne street auto accident. Dynamite was used to clear the Mayflower mills site after a fire, aided by a crowd. Severe storms caused little rural damage per Farmer's Mutual Fire Insurance secretary W A Kelsey. Lightning struck Harry Grosvenor's residence on Lina road and damaged a barn roof on Joseph Mainer's Arcola farm.
Notices of the annual poultry show were sent to seventy four leading journals by Philip Koehlinger assistant secretary of the Poultry Pandiers Association. Prospects for the biggest show yet in the state look bright as donors from major city businesses provide valuable prizes. A large meeting is planned for Tuesday June 15 when many local fanciers may join the organization.
Chix for chickens and turkeys advertised with money back promised but not satisfactory. Meyer Bros. & Co. 30s, Drumeisty.
CHURUBUSCO NEWSCHURUBUSCO Ind June 6 Mrs ofatida Homsher of Auburn visiting this community retired home today MH Smith of the Smith garage injured his hand yesterday Dr Criswell dressed it no serious results expected Mike Myers produce man of Auburn was in town yesterday Nellia Reed experienced nurse visiting her parents Mr and Mrs W H Reed GW Maxwell saggy man of Fort Wayne in town yesterday Mr and Mrs M M Morrison Findlay Ohio arrived for a week's layoff to fish with the Morrison family Amos Alliser suffered a slight stroke Dr Chanel attending Howard son of Mr and Mrs Jesse Wappus ill with glandular fever Dr Franks attending Georges W John and Cornelius Ott left for Lewisville to attend an Ott reunion for about a week Murray son of Mr and Mrs Malcolm Laitch serious appendicitis operation possible Alma Davis left for a few days visit with sister Mrs Jacob Vanderford Auburn C C Sliver from Garrett visiting his sister Mrs A B Grawrock
Health boards in leading cities campaign against rat danger to property and people. Citizens urged to aid extermination using Stearns Electric Rat and Roach Paste, endorsed by health officers, which also kills mice, cockroaches, waterbugs and other vermin. Sold nationwide at 25 cents and one dollar. Stearns Electric Paste Company, Chicago.
Don t forget the big horse auction sale. A consignment of good draft horses, brood mares, farm colts, wagon horses, and general purpose horses. all from the country and guaranteed. Entry fee one dollar, two dollars if sold. Auction every Saturday at 10 am.
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