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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1905
Page
8
A dubious advertisement touts a universal cure for stomach and digestion issues. It claims a weak stomach causes indigestion and various ailments, promises quick relief from headaches, sleep problems, and general debility, and offers a fifty cent box of Mina tablets with a refund if unsatisfied.
Weather notes for Washington Michigan and Illinois show partly cloudy skies with showers and cooler spells. Friday brings varied wind patterns, fair conditions in southern sectors, and cooler temperatures with a mix of sun and clouds across central and western portions.
Bors Jvdi and Mrs Charles Gerardot of Hunacon, a Haughtar Born, Mr and Mrs John Steinbader of 21d West Utler street, and Mr and Mrs John O Rourke back from Atlanta where Mr O Rourke attended the pluwberd convention. Secretaries A Hale and W Paul to Indianapolis to work on Annales. Randall hotel securities noted. A waitress change savings Yuen popular after a day's Urlul. Rev George Gebramm of La Porte in city for brother Prant Xx led. Wallace 1077 Overcome by heat. ambulance to home. Roy C Whitmore appointed post carrier on route 10. Harley substitute on route 11. Southwestern Indianaplis excursion Sunday. tickets $2. Leave 6 am, return 9 am. Edward Reitze of New York welcomes Fort Wayne residents. Stéw Yeh built the Fort Wayne Gorge. Russell of Coldwater Mich noted on Mon.
The ad proclaims a dry goods and ribbon sale with discounts on staples like steak and poultry stock, inviting telephone orders and urging quick action before zone prices or stock run out. It touts bargains across floors while urging customers to call for prompt, careful service.
The Pape Furniture Company announces relocation to 125 West Main Street Grand Rapids reinforcing its motto cleanliness and fortitude with Scherer’s Butternut Bread as a local partner.
Architect Charles H. Weatherhog reports the Lowry homestead on West Berry Street will be remodeled to include a four story addition with a heating plant and modern conveniences. The project, costing about 7500, includes plumbing and wiring with contractors Hattersley & Song and a separate Angola project awarded to Contravlay Myerg for 10000. A three story livery stable is planned for East Duin Street with space on the second floor for horses.
A runaway team attached to an empty wagon near Nickel Plate tracks collided with a loaded wagon, injuring a man and a boy and damaging several vehicles. The wagon tipped, a horse fell, and a horseman was thrown near Calumna street bridge. Justice G W Ray aided at the scene.
The Brunswick plan outlines improvements to its rolling facilities and training. emphasizes a premier bowling academy with updates and up to date equipment. The notice mentions 415 and 427 addresses and a focus on high quality instruction and conduct.
Reverend Sutherlin walks free as district court ends a murky murder inquiry surrounding Rev. Ulysses. Prosecution contends lapses hindered the case while defense hails the decision as justice served. Community reaction remains divided.
An advertisement notes corsets drawers skirts and gowns offered at special prices. It highlights quality goods from Zook and emphasizes value on finer apparel with a focus on affordable, stylish options for upcoming purchases.
A company relocation is planned as the Kennelly Laamly Company moves headquarters from Kort Wryne to Cincinnati to be nearer the supplier base. Mr Benson and Mr Paley Beny lead the transition, with aims to visit Scotland before finalizing the move.
Train schedule snippet shows Indianapolis departures every Sunday via Lake Erie & Western Railroad leaving at 2:50 a.m. and returning 8 hours later, with contact number 78 for details. The readable text mentions Indianapolis and railroad service with a price of 2.00.
A period classified note advertises heavy discounts on discontinued piano and organ styles including a Steinway, a Patlor Grand, and Wheelock Upright. Prices start at $25 for several square pianos and $10 to $25 for various organs, plus a claim of a best $250 upright piano offer.
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