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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1910
Page
10
A distressed advertisement urges mothers to choose the right laxative for infants gut health. It promotes Caldwell’s Syrup Papoose as a gentle remedy for constipation and related stomach troubles, claiming safety for all ages and offering free samples upon request to Drs W T Caldwell at a Montana address.
In Fort Wayne two wireless instruments operated by Frat Plepanddrink at the Protective ... Electrical Supply Co on Columbus Street and Ewart Emmons at 2440 Pakhola Avenue tried tuning the system with high aerial towers. Sparks flew between towers but messages were only partially received, leaving the demonstration unsatisfactory. Additional local youths plan to buy gear with further devices in the coming weeks and attempt longer range communication in nearby towns.
Mrs Helen Gladya Aoki files for divorce from husband Ganjiro Aoki in district court here on grounds of desertion and failure to support. The couple wed in March 1909 in Washington and lived in Seattle where a child was born. Mrs Aoki, daughter of Archdeacon Fimary of the Episcopal Church, resides in Cotto Madeira, California.
Representatives from the Philadelphia Baltimore and Washington Air Club and two commercial bodies announced a Mabt airship contest in Washington D C between New Tark and the national capital. A prize of 40000 dollars will be awarded. The event was disclosed at a meeting with Wright brothers and Glenn Curtinw named as invitational organizers.
Fire destroyed the plant of the Anise Reading company in Celina Ohio. The blaze damaged the yard and buildings, origin under investigation. Officials estimate the loss and say labor and materials were destroyed in the incident.
The annual Angola High School Alumni Association banquet occurs this evening at the City Commercial Club room after the high school commencement. Ernest V. Shockley will be toastmaster. John Culver Arthur Honegs Jos. R. Nyce Guy D. Kiper and Zellar Willem ar will report the toasts. The association counts 315 graduates with one death and thirteen marriages this year.
Wanted responsible men or women in the city to make house-to-house calls under our plan. Address A 585, Journal-Ga atte, for particulars. Plan does not interfere with regular work or require extra time or effort.
The Lagrange town board met Monday evening with most members present. Officials approved various bills and salaries, discussed inmate care costs, and considered road and water fund actions. A petition for changes on Factory and Carrott avenues was tabled for the next meeting.
The board considered laying boards between tracks and expanding the line near the Valley. City Engineer Harry Bingham reported sidewalk grade specifications on Bell street north side from Hawpatch to Union, Fern street east side from Hawpatch to Union, and Union to Poplar area. Discussion covered widening near Sherman to Central and Can ten avenues to township line, plus a proposed bridge at Michigan street for a future street opening. Further action to be taken at the Lily meeting.
The eighth grade commencement of Angola public schools was held Monday in the high school auditorium with a large turnout of parents. A lengthy program featured music, vocal and instrumental solos, class songs, recitations, essays, and a dininge. Diplomas were presented by Superintendent Maple with praise to Mina Lucilla Rempls, Mabel Fertich, and Mrs. L. W. Fairfield.
Roanoke Indiana June 1 local items report Bing Nott marriage to a Scott family member at Fort Wayne with Scott’s daughter from Mr and Mrs W E Scott. Raganbaugh traveling farm team and house move from Fort Wayne. Roanoke baseball team to play at new Dall Park. John Delong elected assistant principal of Roanoke High School. Indian University attendance noted. Various reunions, family visits, and memorial services across Roanoke with community members attending from Fort Wayne, Angola, Columbia City, Huntington.
The Ritter families of this county and relatives will gather Wednesday on the safe grounds in Angola. Attendance is expected to be large, continuing the annual reunion tradition.
City News reports a contract for erecting four storey building and flats at Broadway and Lavina street with architect FM BL Riedel to G Rodenbeck. It notes Adolph Foellinger’s second building. Also reports a hospital patient with blood poisoning after an accident May 30. Recruiting office in Fort Wayne awaits Washington notice. Budget talks cut Army strength by 3,000. Alaska and Philippines excluded. Fort Wayne officials discuss salary rises and fish and game commission vacancy in Indianapolis with $1200 salary and potential $8000 offer. Fort Wayne sportsmen seek higher pay and travel allowances.
Police report multiple incidents including Andrew Bilinger arriving in town and facing court for drunkenness while his wife refused reconciliation. He allegedly threatened suicide with acid, and a Logansport resident reportedly drew a gun when his wife declined to return. Walter Kelsey, to be fined for drunkenness. Eva Hammert faces larceny continuance. Elmar Barker jailed for drunkenness as a suspected con artist. Patrol Driver George Welch returns to duty after illness. Kuhne & Co advertises real estate financing.
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