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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1907
Page
6
A notice directs H. A. Wiebke to notify if traveling to Philadelphia. The brief item records a call to action for a member of the Elks to respond or confirm travel.
De Soto Indiana reports events including De. B Van Sweringen visiting Railer to tend a patient at the post office, V J Hess returning to work, and Mahurin Mahorin architects planning a $15000 school building. Visitors include J W Hananang Sen ator and Mrs Gannard from La Grange, Lola Robertson in Fort Wayne, and Jacob Milter from Switzerland. The Navy recruiting adds Melvin Mertz and Paul Renner. A milk wagon accident on Washington street injured a boy though not seriously. A church meeting at Simpson Methodist Harvests a program tonight hosted by Minx Ie Lewry.
A garish ad lists White Fruit House offers with price cuts on lard at under 10¢, flour at 1.09 per 80 lb bag, sugar at 1.223 ok, crackers, country eggs at 14¢ a dozen, breakfast bacon, hams, lemons, and 25 percent discounts on hats and millinery. Farmers urged to bring surplus eggs, butter, and hens. the store promotes itself as a low price trading place.
Brick house and outbuildings at 464 E DeWald St known as the De Wald Homestead. All buildings to be removed at once. Bids open June 20 at 2 p m at The Geo De Wald Company office. Corner Calhoun and Columbina Streets. Opportunity for contractors and builders.
An old advertisement urges Hy-omel as a natural cure for catarrh with offensive breath throat burning and coughing. It claims the product uses pine wood germ-filling oils and balsams without ingesting medication and offers a one dollar complete outfit with a money-back guarantee if it fails to work as claimed.
About one hundred Fort Wayne Newsboys and their president Charles A. Phelps will travel to Kendallville next Friday. The Kendallville union and Mrs. F. L. Perkins will host a program with speeches by John E. Gunkel national president and Phelps, plus a band escort and warm reception. Fort Wayne guests return on the last interurban car.
The annual target praciing on Lake Michigan shores near Michigan City drew Batteries A B and C to a weeklong camp. Battery practice cost shell by shell, with the government paying 28 dollars per shell. Monroville clerk Franketers plans a rest from milling and elevator business to pursue other interests.
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