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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1901
Page
4
Fashion feature highlights new styles for women including suits shirts waists coats and dresses in solid colors and stripes. Describes collars skirts and waists with trimmed details and emerging shapes as offered by department stores and merchants.
A buyer’s note shows sale prices on waists and fabrics including white and colored buWes chambrays ginghams and perales with styles from solid colors to trimmed fronts and pleated backs. Large assortment of cotton wallets offered from 1.25 to 6.00.
A local shop promotes a sale offering 1-3 off on all ladies and misses tailor-made suits from over 200 fine tailor-made options. The event is emphasized as a weekly special to assist customers not prepared to purchase earlier.
The forecast predicts a mix of warm and brisk conditions across areas. Expect varied wind speeds from southerly to northerly in northern portions with cooler nights and potential showers.
In Elwouil a new Catholic church will be audicated on July 28 Dry GM Corns and D FL Gifford attend Eyebiis for Buildy where WH sugad a eck at the expo si Miss K Mandy Weingartner is qu with bronc trouble and may be laid up several days. John G Mack’s postmaster bond at Trurlan was approved last Friday in Washington. Cathedral young men plan a meeting at Library Hall this evening. Library hall amusements closed for two years due to expenses. meeting aims to reopen the Wizard and other rooms. A movement to establish a kuger gyrnasticr and improve riding is under way led by W A Russell Edward Remmert and Frank Reimer. SPECIAL SALE ON CARPETS LINoleum WINDOW SHAPES AND CHENILLE CURTAINS with many carpet types offered. White Fruit House notes: fire laddies receive cigars from Henry M Williams for brave work at Wayne hotel fire. Williams narrowly escaped as a wall fell but firemen saved the building.
Haurne Co advertises money loans at twelve percent interest and promises savings on bicycles sundries and repairs. It touts a Hutson racer model and urges readers to call at corner Barr Berry, with phone 102, offering two year payments and easy terms.
A chaotic weekly business note reflects wild weather from Wallace cusp and cold east winds dampening trade. Merchants debate May’s role, noting rustic trade and advertising gains while delivery issues and store relocations progress amid a mixed market outlook.
A Fort Wayne Gazette column recounts a multifaceted tale from a Journal-Gazette reporter describing odd merchandise lines and sea trade, quoting George Dwek on varied products from halibut to sturgeon. It also notes Elks club plans and comments on advertising sagas from local firms and figures like Nathn Fowler Jr and W.W. Jackson.
Unclear text mentions ED Wis, Dr cited greed and General Dake Brine. details fragmented and uncertain about individuals, roles, or events.
Judge Baker will convene the Fort Wayne district court in the government building tomorrow with the court staff present. District Attorney Taafalintte and Deputy Marshal J J Waney accompany new officials including Mr. Joseph J. Keaing and Henry C Rett. Several cases proceed with motions for dismissal or damages actions listed among the docket.
Notice is hereby given that bids will be received at the office of Architect Henry W Meyer, 108 Calhoun Street, Fort Wayne, on Saturday June 15, 1801, for the erection of two school houses, one in district No 6 St Jortonsalip and one in district No 4 Milan Township YO ot.
The brief ad notes Dr. Schmidt at 57 East Berry Street offering summer wear. It lists Valumibia Grapheaphones with prices 4.00 6.00 87.00 and 10.00, mentions Guy Conklin of Plano and a store at 156 1-2 Calhoun Street opposite Cathedral, with various wall paper and cheaper goods at a Hulls shop on Calhoun.
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