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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1908
Page
10
Notes mix a biography of hushawake a Christian minister and his father, detailing leadership of the dirat socialist settlement in Cleveland and tenure as pastor at the Christian church in Garfield Park Chicago. The fragment mentions the Warsaw revival and broad ad content for classified sales plus piano listings in Journal-Gazette Want Ads.
Sealed proposals from Butler City Indiana will be received until June 2 198 for nearly four miles of lateral sewer including manholes catch basins and house laterals. Bids require a certified check 24 percent of bid not less than 100 dollars. vitrified tile sewers. Council reserves right to reject any bid. George T L president of the council. Daily 196.
Mr HL Merritt is on a business trip in Chicago. St Augustine academy children will host a lawn event this afternoon on school grounds. Hon Thomag B Barshell of Columbia City visited yesterday seeking a Chicago assignment. Mr Herbert Hartwig, recently operated on at Lutheran hospital, shows improvement. Mr and Mrs Daniel Moles of West Jefferson attend Keungstown funeral. Dallas P Gren resigns from state optometric board. Governor Hanly has not yet announced a successor to Mr Green.
VESEYS announces a week long sale with plants priced as low as 5c to 25c. The offer includes 25c plants now 5c, 15c plants 10c, and 8c plants 5c. Phone 6231. Greenhouses at 2602 Thompson Avenue. FIRST SOCIALIST SPEECH HEARD BY WARSAWANS in Warsaw Indiana. Frederick G Strickland, candidate for state auditor on the Socialist ticket, spoke at Derlic House with Prof. William Alpine from the Genesee School. Audience about 230 attended. Banquet Friday at 6:30.
Classifieds describe multiple houses for sale including seven and nine room homes on Masterson and West Jefferyon streets near Hayden and Packard avenues. Also listed are vacant lots, a Bargain four bedroom and a seven room cottage with utilities, plus a meat market and confectionery business for sale. Fort Wayne to Lafayette passenger service details and station notes appear alongside.
In Auburn Indiana on Sunday afternoon the fourth Decoration program will be held by citizens and lodge members to honor deceased members. Frank L. Gags of Muncie deputy grand chancellor will speak, with solos by Mrs Payne and Wilcox orchestra. After the church program both orders and visitors will march with the Auburn City band to cemetery sites.
In Angola Indiana on June 10 Elder Ver non Stauffer preached in Orland Tuesday evening. He led a church party including D. R. Best Sol and eirtold W. J. Watton Walter Jeffery Orville Goodale and others. Mrs A Bratton and daughter Lila attended along with Judge J. A. Woodhull and Mira Burdette Goodale. The group planned a return trip after the service.
Multiple properties listed around Fort Wayne area including small cottages on corner lots with water access and basements, larger farm lands with barns, 1 to 10 acres near West End and north/south city sectors. Prices range from a few hundred to several thousand dollars with down payments and easy terms. Listings mention proximity to courts, rivers, and infrastructure, 19th-century style phrasing, and diverse parcel sizes including vacant lots, homesteads, and truck farms.
Fragmentary notice from Monroe W Fitch & Sons Bulletin advertising sales and farming items with unclear details and missing context.
Listing notes multiple residences and building lots in Williams Grove and nearby streets. Properties include a six-room cottage near the brewery, a four-room dwelling on Builder Street, a five-room house on Elizabeth Street, and other rentals or vacancies with varied rents around $1 to $2 monthly. Some illegible entries mention utilities and street names.
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