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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1905
Page
3
Berlin reports Chancellor Prince Von Buelow received notice regarding a patent matter tied to an amount of 1,375 dollars. The communication follows ongoing imperial deliberations on titles and the related patent grants.
Readable ad fragment lists produce prices for tomatoes 10 cents a pound large pineapples one dollar and up, lettuce 2 for a large head, cucumbers 5 to 7 cents each, three onions, beets, butter 16 cents, and dressed chickens 60 cents. Appears under the name Goverdale and Archer.
Readable fragments describe a new baby born to Mr and Mrs Chane on Miner street. Various individuals including J W Hanan and Charles Hickho Lys travel to Cleveland on business. Local figures from La Grange and Warren visit the city, while the Auto Club conducts routine business. A fire at Mast Washington Street prompts cigars for volunteers. a boy named Marion Keyes is injured near the courthouse. Social events include a dance at Overton Park and visits from Miss Louise Reunwall and Lena in Merph is. Community leaders such as Robert Hanna plan talks in Monroeville and birthday gatherings occur at the Corner Rod Club on the St Joe River.
We will sell 60 dozen wool knee pants and knee pants at 75 cents to $1.00 each. No more than four pairs to one customer. Every pair guaranteed pure wool and warranted. Address 118 West Main St and phone 840 Lt. Hann.
In city news a memorial service is planned for this evening by the Ladies of the G A at 8 W Stitk Circle. The Lutheran Hospital Aid Society will meet with Mrs Charles Pane at 924 St Marys Avenue Friday afternoon. Mrs Tilson H Rabbitt of New York, formerly Bessie May Skeer, is visiting her parents here. The Young People’s Society of CB Plymouth Church will meet with Anna Sowiler at 412 West Creighton Avenue tonight. Rev M Z Byrne of Lafayette was in the city last evening en route home from Avilla after Father Thiehmig’s funeral, and he spoke with many old friends.
Scherer Baking Co showcases the newest and best assortment of cakes and decorations in the city. Photo 1998 mentions graduation presents at Dallas FP Green's Arcade Jeweler. See the Seimon Bros. display for results.
Otto Bengs obtained permits to erect a brick three story apartment on Main and Ewing streets at a cost of 6000. George Miller and other residents applied for multiple housing and remodeling permits including a 2000 residence on Hamilton’s addition and a three story flat for 2000. Take venue and Minors street projects valued at 1200 and 1600. Evans Brothers remodel at 126 East Derry Street for 2700. Anna Wekart to build a wooden house at the corner of Ewing and Xiang street for 80. Kraszek Bros. to meet at their place with friends.
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