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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1916
Page
9
In a jazz age cafe scene Fuller manipulates social currents as Mary Harnley reluctantly engages with him. Mona schemes to secure advantage while the crowd watches the delicate flirtations unfold, with money and status hinted through a provocative endorsement and a check that tests loyalties.
Market notes from Fort Wayne show hog prices stable after Tuesday's dip. Daily reports describe top loads, price per hundredweight, and shifting markets across city yards, with buyers cautious amid light demand and wet conditions.
Fragmented OCR notes show molasses priced at $4 and $5.00 per unit, refined products at $7.05, and average figures around 03,047. Mentions of a market tower and Jane 7 in One City Pennsylvania appear, but details are garbled.
A busy day in Auburn shifts from civic notices to social events as the Tr Biate Balers association gathers for a Toledo meeting. Walter Bietop returns from the University of Illinois for a new role at the Buell company, while county officials plan sessions and a centennial celebration in Fort Wayne is cited as a canceled event.
George Jaap advertises two desirable building lots near Spy Run with an invitation to offer. The note appears in a dated Ardito News Tactic context with additional unclear social and local event fragments mentioning various names and a June reference.
Fragmented OCR text lists names and relations including Mr and Mrs and several individuals with unclear roles. Core items mention a place Deir BUA and a person Tanlenna, plus multiple surnames and a potential household or court context with several individuals.
A 19th century advertorial notice claims cures for numerous diseases in men and women with no cutting or pain. It touts spinal treatments, nervous system issues, and women’s ailments, offering letters for prices and medicine details. Hours listed as 9 am to 8 pm, with limited Sunday or Wednesday access by appointment.
Legal notices describe the Fort Wayne school improvement bonds up to ten thousand dollars each with dates specified for bid submission and bond payment, including references to bond terms and interest. The sheriff's sale details list property in Allen County tied to a judgment, with sale proceedings and legal ownership terms.
Homer J. Cook, Secretary of State of Indiana, certifies Auburn Auto Company of Wayne County is voluntarily dissolving under state law. The filing on May 29, 1915 at the Indiana Secretary of State office confirms compliance with dissolution acts and declares officers and papers in order.
The County Board of Review will meet at the County Courthouse in Fort Wayne on Monday June 5th at 9 o clock to hear complaints, review and equalize assessments, and continue for thirty days. Local residents and property owners may present grievances and seek adjustment of valuations and taxes. The session is held under statute provisions and will include a lengthy public hearing process and procedural notices through May.
In Lagrange Indiana the county agricultural society plans a centennial observance at the home of Mr and Mrs Frank Strenwines on Saturday the 17th. Despite bad weather many local residents have traveled to Fort Wayne to attend related events and meet with friends.
A fragmented OCR page lists numerous help wanted ads and notices. It includes positions such as competent workers, housewives, seamstresses, cooks, cleaners, and maids, with terse addresses and contact hints. Many lines resemble unfinished requests with names, places, and partial contact details.
Classified notices show job ads for a second cook at a club in Wayne Knitting Mills and multiple positions in insurance and office administration. Entries request applicants with office appliance knowledge and offer wages, hours, and healthcare benefits.
An ad offers loans on second mortgages and various assets including stocks bonds and insurance. It cites contact at 21 Schmitz Block with phone 74 and mentions services by Madame Jackson and a notary public. The fragmentary notice lists unrelated names and garbled terms, typical of an old classifieds snippet.
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