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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1910
Page
4
The notice touts storing furs in a cold dry atmosphere to preserve them for fall delivery, avoiding odors from tobacco tar and other smells. It notes success of the proposition and that a fur expert will be available this week to take orders for made to order furs as well as repair and alteration work.
The Emmaus Church in Witt crest avenue Kerick Hill area will erect a new facility at Broadway and Scott Avenue this summer. Architect H W Moyer is preparing plans for a three story building with basement bowling and games, a men’s smoking room, library, reading room, kitchen and dining room, and a large entertainment hall. Construction aims for completion by early fall.
Hartford City Indiana June 12 Samuel Minskey a Montpelier wool dealer will face no charge of receiving stolen property. Prosecution worries the wool was tied in a unique way used by a thief to escape. Investigators believe Minskey tried to shield the real thief as a bench warrant is issued and $1,000 bond set.
Mr Giorence Goetz left yesterday for Rensselaer to visit his father and remain a few days. Hungerford and Leo Zawolski of South Bend were among business men at yesterday’s baseball game. Mise Rosa Gagen of West Jefferson street went to Muncie and rode with an automobile party to Wabash. Dr C Keltner of Anderson, formerly of South Whitley, visited 920 Clinton street. Pred Krouse of Detroit arrives to supervise funeral services for his brother Henry Krause, who died last Friday. Joseph Durbin, recently sent to daft for thirty days for stealing a pair of shoes from an employee at the car factory, will be released upon payment of his fine. Most of the new horses, purchased by the city, have replaced old stock as the fire department modernizes under Mayor Grice. Sixteen horses in all have been replaced.
Whiter J Woodward aged forty two years a United States Soldier for the past twenty years reenlists yesterday and will go to the barracks at Columbus Ohio then to San Francisco and an army transport for Honolulu Hawaii for three years duty in the Fifth cavalry His foreign service counts double time making him eligible to retire on pension at end of current enlistment Also note wanted ten girls to learn typewriting with good pay and potential permanent positions call J W Kidd Co 1912 Fairfield Ave
The new shelter pavilion at Swinney Park, built by the Engineering company, is nearing completion. Workmen lay the red tile roof and begin cement work. The building should be finished by the Fourth of July for the bi plenic. Give the soda fountain man a nickel and he’ll know you mean Jersey Cream.
Five new members joined Lawton-Wayne Post 8 at Lawton Waynea Ga in yesterday afternoon meeting. Members Melisra Willam-McKanslt Willam Ro Darson Samual S Major and George JH Wilam were re obligated and Mr Henry M Mason of New Haven was given a complete runaui. Next meeting set for July 8 to enroll five more members whose applications were noted yesterday. Commander Alexander B Anbury elected at Terre Haute encampment received the message yesterday.
Kuhne and Company advertises financing options on improved real estate at a low interest rate. Meanwhile The Indiana Renting Company offers free maintenance services for gas burners, with chimney mantles and burners delivered and installed at regular office prices.
Des Moines reports that J A Tull, defeated Republican nominee in Iowa's seventh district, could oppose Judge Prouty this fall. Prohibitionists had no official candidate, but Hull’s name was written by two voters, giving him a 100 percent lead among Prohibition hopefuls.
Mill bosses and steel workers schedule a second conference in a few days to seek a wage settlement for next year. Despite initial disagreement, both sides anticipate an early agreement and do not expect mill closures, including the Fort Wayne plant. Potatoes and proper preparation are touted as a wholesome daily diet for workers and children, advertised as part of Haefner’s Potato Lent sold by dealers.
A clerk position for the water works became vacant after Mr. George Christen resigned. The mayor’s office has received about forty applications, and a successor is expected to be named within a few days, though the exact identity remains uncertain.
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