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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1910
Page
4
This advertisement describes Paris Pattern No 2051 for a shirtwaist with two broad tucks, suitable for various fabrics including broadcloth, Madras, chambray, and cottons. It provides fabric yardages for different widths and notes the pattern costs 10 cents.
Promoters of the Michigan and Erie canal plan one more push at Washington for an appropriation to survey the deep water route Fort Wayne to Detroit. Senator Beveridge and Congressman Cyrus Cline lead the effort before the Senate rivers and harbors bill’s confirmation, amid strong railroad opposition and recent conference committee reversals.
South Bend Indiana hosts the twenty fourth annual repudiation of the Bona of Teter ain. The opening day includes a trip inspection over South Bend and Mishawaka and a reception by Mrs Alin Goran, department agen t of the Women's Relief corps.
Veterinarian guidance discusses pig feed risks from ground oats barley and whorts and notes cattle and horse health issues. Advice covers preventing azoturia in a mare, reducing grain, increasing exercise, and cautious use of salts and curb therapies with emphasis on rest and gradual treatment.
Mrs D L Baumgartner hosted a surprise party for Edwina Van Camp of Pecatur Indiana celebrating her sixteenth birthday. Twenty two guests enjoyed contests games and music followed by a picture show entertainment.
Acting on a tip, Sergeant Linker and Patrolmen Junk Eisenhut raided a resort operated by Jeanette Meyers at 242 Calhoun. They seized two dozen bottles of beer hidden between bed covers and in a laundry box beneath the bed, under police regulation concerns on beer.
At a public safety board hearing Chief Hillett Captain Dickson and others heard Patrolman Beam and Night Watchman Garver called to duty. Patrolman Krickenerg’s attorney Mr Wormrick presented his resignation which the board refused to accept. The patrolman was discharged for failing to make hourly reports over consecutive hours and for drinking intoxicants while on duty.
Dexy died at midnight Monday at the family home 2 34 Huron Street. She was born in Germany and is survived by her husband and four children Hugo Winter of Hoboken Otto Winter in Germany Mrs Annie Leuermann in New York and Ira Frederick Gerke of Fort Wayne. Funeral services will be held Friday morning at nine o'clock at the private residence.
The Luther tongue of Christ's Lutheran church will hold a monthly business meeting this evening at the home of Bir and Mrs. Grayeton Rushl of the Challenge farm.
After two days of evidence the County Commissioners upheld a license renewal for George Hiser who runs a saloon on Goshén road. Delinquent tax monies led to a circuit court judgment of 411.57 against William F. Curtiss. Several foreclosures and divorces appear, including May Walker seeking divorce from Charles E. Walker and Lucy Kieter pursuing property values and alimony claims. Attorneys Thomas Townsend and others are listed in various suits, with injunction refusals and breach of contract actions noted.
Adolph Strieder foreman at Indiana road machine works died suddenly Tuesday morning. Born and raised in Fort Wayne he had worked at the road machine works for years. Survived by parents five brothers and two sisters, with several relatives listed in Chicago Hawthorn Texas Montana and Omaha. Wife of William Winter also noted among deaths.
Fragmentary OCR item shows names such as Joseph Mt Eberhardt Clara Ohne Charles Hull Pearl Moody Ernest C Ruroda sr Emme Detl Rosaall. Full context unclear but indicates a social or legal notice of paired individuals.
A voluntary subscription effort has raised 7000 toward a 15000 debt for the Third Presbyterian Aereh. Visitors pledged 2000. a pastor’s study was among receipts. A search warrant case involving Mrs Eva Remmert figures in the scene as Myra Remmert remains under bond. Farmers gathered to East Joseph Vobay for a local gathering with dignitaries and a dinner hosted by Mr and Mrs Vobay.
A readable overview explains horse value by work, muscle use, and body parts. It covers hindquarter strength for pulling, limb alignment, and the importance of a strong back and straight joints for efficient movement. It notes Wisconsin legal reforms on stallion testing and encourages careful breeding over generations.
An experienced feeder explains buyers focus on finish versus age when sending steers to market. He notes many beginners seek overripe cattle and that optimal finish depends on breed, market, feed costs, and price swings. Key judging points include base of tongue fullness shoulder area lip and tail head smoothness and overall condition.
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