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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1902
Page
4
Patchy showers probable with unsettled wind across Wartington area. Forecast mentions frost risk in river valley regions and cooler temperatures later in the week. County advisories urge precaution for outdoor plans and early mornings.
Dr Wren Med arrived in the city and released a Vis hong in Geneva while Walter G2 Olt attended meetings of the Visiti Rites lerggne at the WHHL hall. The Catholic tenvatent league and Catholic Knights prepare for a gathering tonight at Monette au Barthelt streets with the Hecht dedication and a concert by Emanuel Ghorat with interior veeringel directing the choir.
An OCR fragmented ad lists various flooring options from velvet carpets to wool and linoleum. Items include Axatin and Saxony carpets with prices around 12 dollars and 200 dollars, plus tones on imported goods and a lead mailing note.
Travel plan lists a $2.00 fare to Chicago and return via Pennsylvania on Sunday the 15th. Departure from Fort Wayne is at 4 00 a.m. and the return from Chicago is at 8 00 p.m.
An unusual old notice lists a Lewes Street cash store with a phone reference and assorted names such as Sturpy Ai Kinda Candy and Bai Jeong. It reads like a fragmented advertisement or internal business card lacking coherent context.
Market notes describe very quiet wholesale demand on Harriguirs Street with normal prices for staples like flour and grain. Farmers report wheat yields may be low this season, expect harvests to depend on imports, and county grape crops show poor yields while weather has been cold but improving. Prices vary little across items as markets reflect cautious activity and potential shortages.
A syrl in ties to andrs enplayerd at Wyn reported to Superintendent Gorsline that thieves took his clothes and money. He said $100 in wages checks and other items including coal and a vest were stolen from behind a shop door yesterday morning.
Case continued until Friday. Dr. J W Kannell attended at tape hospital after a death at Mrs Mary Fant from a sarin operation. The proceedings proceed Friday afternoon with witnesses and further arrangements to compel attendance at Van Wert Ohio to provide testimony for the pending inquiry.
A person named Stetla, with others including Tomah Chayanne, fell on Jottarket Street and injured her arm. Dre McGnislind cheated the injury.
Joseph Kitaertiha files for an additional dwelling on Callao Avenue while Charla W. Scherer seeks to create a dwelling on Walton Avenue. Both permits indicate basic construction plans in the local building department records.
An advertisement from Mont claims new oracles and palmistry services. It promises guidance and predictions from a clairvoyant reader. The notice provides an address at 412 Maison near Larryotple and invites interested residents to inquire.
Readable parts show a local item with tangled names and places. Core action unclear due to garbled text. no definite date or outcome can be determined.
Heck and Brien show a trusted repair desk at the Innert Corner on Calhoun street near Washington hole yard offering reliable watch repairs at established prices.
For sale a room paying andy store with complete panel and location at Leady and Brestmahan Reems 3 and Trash Building.
Long time loans at low rates offered by Strauss Blotters & Co. Read and apply at the office of John C. Heller Abstracter in Fork Wayne. Mr Strauss will be at the office on Tuesdays at 10. Page lists taps and particulars for Catalogue.
Application for liquor license details are filed with the county commissioners. The document lists names and addresses of applicants and local officials involved, noting hearings and location references as part of the licensing process.
Paine's Celery Compound advertised as a home medicine to aid children and mothers. The piece warns of fatigue dyspepsia and nervous weariness in kids and promotes celery-based tonics as a remedy to restore health and vitality in the household.
A group of about twenty five gathered in St Jon Township to honor a 35th wedding anniversary with a surprise party. Family members arranged the event at a local home, featuring foods and beverages for guests as the celebration proceeded in a festive, orderly manner.
A damaged OCR reads like a political notice with garbled names and phrases. Mentions Senator Thoms J. Mill and others, with scattered references to meetings, talks, and speeches. Details are unclear due to transcription errors.
Frank Puree 2 announces a sale of family used horses bred in Michigan and Ohio. Horses include Hhdlina Michigan bred with guarantees and terms stated. Keith Toes Tao Beverad and other named stock from Deets WIL commin listed with buyers to call at Me Paccett.
The Vandalia Line offers excursion tickets for July Fourth with a return limit to July 7. Tickets priced at 100g are available to points along its own line and at connected routes. Contact Vandalia Line Ticket Agent for details. A. B. Ford, Genl Passr Agent.
On Sunday June 1s the LB and W railroad ran a popular cheap excursion to Indianapolis priced at $1.00 for the round trip. Special trains will leave Fort Wayne in the morning for a day outing at the Capital City. Amusements advertised to entertain. The German Lutheran Orphans Festival will be held in Indianapolis on this date. For further information see Co. W. Craplin, ticket agent.
Classified note offers a used upright piano and a Victor Talking Machine with prices 10 18 25 and 35 dollars. Includes contact at 12 Calhoun and 1D Court Street. Names Guy Conklin and Gauthedral Money appear as sellers or lenders. Sale seeks funds. vague loan terms and coin or code references noted.
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