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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1901
Page
5
For women's shirt waists percales Jawne and chambras solid colors and stripes fronts pretty yeliurs and outs 95c to 5 For ladles washable skirts linens piques denims converts corded tucked and insertion trimmed latest shapes full flounce and flare splendidly made in every particular.
A fragmented advertisement lists women’s shirts and waists with prices from 79¢ to 6.00. It mentions white or colored fabrics including tawns chambrays ginghams and stripes with various sleeve styles and trims.
A local store continues its promotion offering 13 off regular price on over 300 line tailor-made ladies and misses suits this week for customers who did not purchase last week.
Washington June 1 forecast to Wednesday and Thursday calls for showers in Ohio with cooler conditions in the north and a fresh southeast wind. In southern regions expect fair skies with showers and cooler air in the north. Lower Michigan will see showers Wednesday and Thursday with cooler western portions and a fresh southeasterly wind.
Mr J H Bilderback is in Mayplus on business while Attorney Benjamin Harper is out of the city on professional business. Several locals attend events and one stockholder meeting is noted. Grace Patrick has recovered from Hope hospital and returned home. Mrs Dixon Edgerton is discharged from hospital in Indianapolis after recovering.
A retail list shows large Strawberries from Bourbon and assorted fruits including New York Apples Caifornia Cherries and Peaches with prices and weights. The White Fruit House announces a sale event for Summit City Lodge No 36 A O W W on June 12 with tickets from May 22 valid for June 12, and a Golden Eagle band performance by the committee.
The Greatest Grocery Co announces fresh Indiana strawberries at 80 cents per quart and other produce items like Southern Cherries, New Bermuda Onions, and wax beans. Prices shown include quart and pint rates with multiple vegetables listed for daily sale.
Large supply of elk canes caps wreaths stars and tags advertised with prices. Elk canes six and ten cents each elk caps five cents each wreaths and stars te or 3 for 26n. White Fruit House offers vacant lots for sale or exchange for improved property and loan options with dwellings and land trade. Also rooms to let and bank block address.
Hundred dozen fancy patterns in Park, Golf and Band Bows, four styles In Four in Hands. Two and five dollar values offered. Also available White Fruit TioUse.
Local ad from Tarmon and Thompson at Barr and Berry Streets promoting 20 percent savings on bicycles sundries and repairs. Call and visit Widson racer for details at Thorne 102.
The county bidders open bids for new bridges at 10 am and for ward contracts at 2 pm. Also bids for poor asylum supplies. Pat sues Charles B. Pull for divorce, seeking custody and maintenance. alleged long cruelty, strikes, threats, and infidelity accusations. Judge Vesey presides in Whitte Godfrey matter. Will of Carl Ferdinand Paul I filed. Caroline Tegtmeyer named administrator for Justin Zimoverman estate. Judge O Rourke notified of Harland Bixby discharge. Ange O Rourke awarded Glidden judgment against Charles Somers. BlocKer estate declared indivisible. Carl Yantles appointed to sell. Henry J. Bowerfind and Clara F. Paul licensed to wed.
In a city court yesterday Judge Bakert presided over cases including J K Ross charged with acting liquor without a license. The government argued liquor law violation and intent. Ross faced a $10 fine plus costs to be paid if he posted a license, with several other actions adjourned or continued. The session adjourned with officials remaining after hours while other cases were reset for next term.
A lady lamented the sale of knee pants saying no better pair exists. The statement mentions Rave paying $1.00 and references double gear knee tape and all wool material in the context of the purchase and seller names.
Fort Wayne residents are alerted about a six room cottage on the banks of Lake George offered for rent. The advertisement requests forty cents from the post office and asks interested parties to contact Collins & Son in Crested Creek Idaho for terms.
A dense list of land and lot transfers in Adams and St. Joe townships and Fort Wayne areas. Names include Huet Pant, W. Meyer, Victoria, Whitaker, Bryant, Susan, Kegg, Chas, Mary Yollinger, Bernard Kamp, Anna Schuckman, and more. Amounts range from hundreds to thousands of dollars, with properties in Powers add, New Haven, and adjacent townships.
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