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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1912
Page
13
A brief listing notes voile fabric in solid colors priced at 260 and 27 inch widths. The entry emphasizes material type width and color options for potential buyers.
Indiana Democrats see Governor Marshall as the logical choice for the presidential nomination. His silent stance in national delegate fights earns him broad support and conservative praise from Indiana and national figures, while Kentucky and New York comments boost his standing before the Baltimore convention. Delegates, including Indiana’s Taggart, align to keep Marshall as the leading Democratic hopeful, amid pressure from rivals and party leaders.
Garrett residents share visits with Auburn Fort Wayne and Chicago area friends. A large Garrett Baptist delegation attended Auburn convention. band concerts draw crowds. Community notices include missionary gatherings, church events, and local group activities.
Fort Wayne Printing Co. offers a large variety of typewriter papers. Located at 114 118 Washington Ave. in Fort Wayne.
A woman’s beauty comes from health not cosmetics. The ad touts Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People as a safe tonic to improve blood and vigor, citing Agnes Goodworth of Pittsburgh who recovered from anemia and nervous prostration after taking the pills. It invites readers to request a free booklet and sample, with price details for orders by mail.
Linn Grove area residents host visitors from Bluffton Elkhart and Berne. Clarence Moser of Columbia City and Ruth Hile spend time with Rev D K Bile. Ruth to visit sister Mrs Harmon Moser. Emma Niederhouser of Berne visits Ida Niederhouser. Minnie Landers of Elkhart visits Elle Niederhouser. Fort Wayne business trip by Dunbar Bixter and Studler. Lucinda Helaworth funeral attended. Roscoe Newsbaum travels to Bluffton to visit aunt Mrs George West. Memorial window plans at Christian church discussed. Local anglers August Blansinger and Charles Heuck from Bluffton seen fishing along Wabash. Hof Brau offers black bass lobsters and soft shell crabs.
Mr Roe of Waterloo visited town during the week. Miss Carrie Warner and Miss Dalay Warner of Brush College were shop girls in town last Friday. William Snyder left for Fort Wayne and Decatur to visit relatives. Arthur and Earnest Hail and others were entertained at Witham Hall Wednesday. Charles Fishburn and wife visited Crist Lamiey’s near Wallen Sunday. Mrs Ed Freeman called Thursday. Creyl Brama of Spencerville was in town Tuesday. B T Garratt of Cedarville owns a new automobile. Mr Hartzell of Republic, Ohio visits Mrs John Arthur Coragan of Waterloo. Mrs BR Garratt called Tuesday. Miss Lillian Yoderly works for Andrew Bloom this week. Wanted a young man to drive wagon and help in mail room at Journal-Gazette office between 7 and 8 am.
Coroner Albright in Madison County ruled Captain Thompson of Marion police shot John Voran in self defense near Rigdon after an investigation into the killing on Tuesday. The verdict confirms the shooting was justified as self defense by the officer. Garrett Fast Ball Team Plans Fort Wayne Visit for Sunday Game Against Shamrocks. Garrett team members and possible pitcher selections noted as managers pursue new talent and schedule games with other clubs.
Garrett parties returned from a few days trip to Lake Gage with the most successful catch seen lately. They stayed at the Shady Nok hotel run by W. D. Rickel of Auburn and Pendleton, praising the lake and a predicted strong season. A baked goods sale at 1025 Calhoun Street by the Women's League of Wayne Street M. E. Church is announced.
Velay Store Garrett Indiana reports Mr Et Summere, the jeweler long located in the basement under the post office, has moved into the Ritter room formerly occupied by the Gumour millinery store the same Wednesday. Summere is praised as an excellent workman and is expected to bring success to Garrett. his family remains on the corner of King and Lee streets.
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