No Dog Poisoners in the City
Reports claim no dog poisoners operate in the city of Fort Wayne though several canines died under suspicious circumstances. Dr. Arothies and Dr. Gkothiers discuss examinations, noting no poisons found in stomachs or bowels while attributing deaths to natural causes and typical illnesses rather than intentional poisoning.
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Arothies
Fort Wayne
Ottr Stuedelssig
Powullur
Elena
HLA
Gkothiers
Dissolution of Partnership by Lawsuit in Auburn Indiana
In Auburn Indiana during 1905 a man and Jane Gmbh formed a partnership to operate farms and raise stock on the Anthony Zonker and Bilza Hartman properties. The agreement details ownership shares and duration, with Groh as the defendant and a noted arrangement for him to occupy shares on the Zonker farm. The text describes attempts to dissolve the partnership through legal action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auburn
Ind
Juno Ienstrad Hern
August Mugler
Sulefield
Dekala
Waruriner
Jane Gmbh
Mmthy
Anthony Zonker
Bilza
Hartman
Agresment
Groh
Zoriker
Dance and public notices in Jefferson and Calhoun area
A late 19th century fragment records a Saturday night dance by the K and L of Honor at their hall on Jefferson and Calhoun streets with 15 cent admission. The text also references community events, meetings, and local figures amid a scattered report of sales and legal matters, hinting at village life and civic timing without clear coherence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. and L. of Honor
Jefferson and
Cal‘houn Streets
Annual Reunion at Home of Milford Clark
Auburn Indiana July 12 Readers recount a long standing annual reunion on the Dekalb County farm family estate of Milford Clark. Visitors from across the county arrive before noon as preparations for the event unfold at the Clark home. The gathering honors the Clark family lineage and their community ties, drawing residents and former neighbors together in a modest rural setting.
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Milford
Auburn
Ind
Dulin Avenue
Chari
Coimmissalahet
Dekalb County
Tha Clark
Ian Tin Cewehry
Deku
Wittzonn
Clark
Vesey’s Special Sale on Geraniums and Bedding Plants
Vesey’s runs a special sale this week on geraniums and bedding plants with prices slashed. 25 cent plants now 16 cents, 15 cent plants, 10 cents, and 8 cents, down to 5 cents. Phone 6231. Greenhouses at 2602 Thompson Avenue.
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Thompson Avenue
Real Estate Transfers and Mortgages Recorded
Transfers of rent estates compiled by JL 4 eller abstracter at Court Street list deeds and payments. Names include Wilety, Mary, Bellin, Bradway Park, Clara G Pilelt, Vesey, Gilion, Wohiings, Handali, and Theresa with amounts around 1 to 2 thousand dollars. The notices indicate property dealings and loan actions in the local district.
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Eller
Court Street
Giry
Moelfering
Couri
Koekdaltting
Wilety
Mary BT
Te Tilck
Wiel
Atteltian
W. J
P. A Handali
Theresa
Civil War Heroes Honored With Statues On Capitol Grounds
A dramatic program marks the unveiling of multiple equestrian and standing statues honoring Union generals. The effort honors Grant, Sherman, Thomas, Logan, McPherson, and Hancock, with ceremonies led by high officials and a large public procession, reflecting national memory of the Civil War and victory.
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McPhergon
Ward
Thomas
General Hancock
Simi Congress
Lrenuse
Civ
Geo
Teevensel Shepman
Roth
Washtaston
Wengral Sherman
United States
Jackson
Empton A
Houglan
John
Legas
McPherson
Sherman
Gruct
Hayes
Thoman
Aml
Sherwalt
Honeuck
Gid Schefeld
Grover Clermnad
Henpock
Amd
seRinler
Denater Depew
Logan
Roosevult
McClellan
General Sheridan
Stolen Outfit Found at Greenville
An article reports a stolen outfit found in Greenville after weeks. It notes a man named Haren uncovered it at Leesburg and that police or owners recovered it, with confusion over details in a garbled section. The piece references local residents and a suspicious letter connected to an attempted theft.
Fort Wayne Printing Co sells Loose Leaf Ledger outfits
War towns news from June 12 reports Warsaw fire department battles a blaze after a wagon collide with a fire truck. The Fort Wayne Printing Co advertises Loose Leaf Ledger outfits for $1.00.
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Fort Wayne Printing Co
Warsamy, Tr
Waramy City
Pureditistos
Cherbal
Hess Wagin
Pais
Ald
Warsaw
Resignation Rumors Hit Claypudl County Chair Race
In Plymouth county a faction led by supporters of C. P. Smith advances his resignation amid opposition to party lines. A convention in session names A. L. Griek as potential successor while debates over leadership intensify. Smith's stance stalls as rivals circle, with friction touching Knox Dalle and local figures Warguy and Miller in a tense political clash.
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Rist News Uurcan
Perry Sith
Chabrenyy
Kesclaike
Plymouth
A. L. Griek
Saude
Dulus I
Charles WY
Miler
Gaskin
Reverney
Congress
Wadenidlan
Salth
Wetion
Meeran
Warguy
Stulty
Smith
Miersnan
Warsew
W. Miler
South Bend Teams Play Saturday Preview
In Warsaw Indiana on June 1 reports note a local Elks Fair added attractions and a Children’s Day with free admission for underage guests. A Warsaw girl Margie Bell, aged Thien, runs away aiming to be a society queen, while Rev Jan Alys attends a Germen Reform church conference in Fort Wayne and Berne with sessions in Berne.
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Senne
Klat
Decatur
Ind
Jan Alys
L. C. Sessece
Berne
Indiana
Fort Wayns
Awburn
Garrett
Magley
Sunington
Katt» Mann
Fragmentary notes on a girl in a red dress observed
A garbled OCR fragment mentions a girl in a red dress with white accents. Names and places are unreadable, with scattered phrases about people and a barge or boat context. The text lacks clear events, dates, or identifiable entities to form a complete news item.
Pecatur Jamboree Band Opens Maple Park Debut
Readers learn of a park opening event featuring the Pecatur band and a sacred music display. The list of performers includes Loch, C. France, Glen Talk, Bruce Pat, and others, with comments on the band’s style and opening program.
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Mary UI
Jono Jumme
Arpgiuteed
Hof Brau Menu Highlight Livens Local Dining Scene
The Hof Brau showcases live lobsters and black bass alongside frog legs and spring chicken, presenting a bold seafood and poultry lineup. Diners can enjoy fresh catches and classic favorites in a simple, neighborhood setting.
Fragmentary historical note on early engines and trains
Dated references describe early belt driven machinery and engine trials. Mentions a Foxe 137 percent and Elizabeth era notes, with spreads about turpentine mixtures and lavender products. Also notes a 1836 Great Western line running Didcot in 47 quarters and a 53 mile stretch, all from partial OCR.
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Spain
Elizabeth
Lucie
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