Weather Forecast Snapshot From Friday
Fragmentary weather notice notes gusty south to northwest winds, cool air, and unsettled conditions on Friday. Includes references to forecasting language and general terms without clear locations or times.
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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1905
Page
17
Fragmentary weather notice notes gusty south to northwest winds, cool air, and unsettled conditions on Friday. Includes references to forecasting language and general terms without clear locations or times.
City notes report Mon. Marrett in Philadelphia for business and Henry Gilbert of Wicksville visiting the city. The Queen Esther lodge drill was postponed. A range of local notices cover evangelistic services, a Masonic temple dedication trip, and various civic appointments and company actions in Monroeville and Fort Wayne area.
Court records show ongoing cases including William C. Wellsey suing for a divorce, and a request for custody and alimony in a matter involving the Mulitn Deck firm. Anand Watyon administers an estate. Mary Wapour faces a probate matter. Walter Aictureon pleaded guilty to forging his father’s signature tied to a Kas Foundry employer scandal.
The notice proclaims ongoing bargains at White Fruit House, touting low prices on granulated sugar and other staples. It advertises 25 pound sacks, fresh eggs, butter, breakfast bacon, cheese, ham, dried beef, canned goods, and sausages, urging customers to visit floors filled with savings and to use telephone orders for prompt service.
Wayne Dry Goods Co reports a record suit sale with multiple buyers purchasing two to four suits at once. Five price divisions promise deep discounts from seven to forty dollars, highlighting superior material and quality with alterations possible. Also notes bread price competition rumors and a steam bakery moves to lower loaf costs.
Mr and Mrs Charles Rosington announce the birth of a son. Rosington runs the hotel at Clearlake. Prass & Reed's Store will be the place to secure something nice for nothing during the Made in Port Wayne Carnival.
An advertisement offers all size bottles of Porto Vin, described as a grape tonic and laxative, for 37 cents with a limit of two bottles per family. Readers are to visit Gross Pharmacy at the Washington and Barr streets corner on Saturday June 10, 1905, to purchase bottles priced at 75 cents each for full-size quan tities.
Money to loan at 51-2 and 6 percent interest. Huhne & Co., 19 Court St. Your bosom friend is a perfect fitting shirt. We have them, come and see, The Aurorae Dry Goods Co.
Dr Rivenburgh of the Chicago Vocal Institute announces arrival and will stay two weeks at the Warne Hotel to aid those afflicted with stammering, showing remarkable success and endorsements from clients.
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