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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1910
Page
7
Fragmented lines show two unnamed figures exchanging terse, charged remarks about trust, truth, and looming departure. A stray image of a steamer breaking loose and the city bell sounds hint at danger and imminent decision as they speak in clipped phrases and promises.
A long list of property transfers in Allen County shows buyers and sellers including Florence M. Hetesh, Fremont Sb. Jones, and Christian Seichel W, plus multiple parcels in Lakeside Park, Woodland, and Garardt’s additions. Prices range from $1,600 to $12,000, with transfers involving Fort Wayne Trust Co., Commercial Improvement Co., and various trustees and buyers across Wayne, Jefferson, and adjacent townships.
Notice to water users sets sprinkling hours from 8 to 9 am and 7 to 9 30 pm with strict enforcement and possible service shutoff by the Board of Public Works. Evansville Md reports through June 14 that Evansville school superintendent Frank W Cooley was ousted by a 2 to 1 vote after a stormy board meeting amid remarks tying politics to education and a controversy with a local church pastor.
Kuhne and Co offer real estate loans at a favorable rate on improved properties. Located at 723 Court Street, they invite inquiries from potential borrowers seeking affordable financing options.
Police court saw William Denes charged with an assault on Willam Phageroid of the Barman base. The victim could not appear, so no continuance. James Hooper Herbert Johngen and Robert Jones faced a separate attack case against George Lide at Bass farm with continuances granted. William Matson, a tramp climber, given an opportunity to go to work after arrest by Detective AbeL of the Pennsylvania force. A fire damaged property at Staplefords Mahminikot, and a three horse truck incident caused minor injuries and equipment damage.
Degatum Indiana report details a snake encounter near St Marys river. Witnesses Jean Swarts and Haront Swarts narrowly avoided a possible bite as a large rattlesnake slithered near a grid and was chased away by bystanders. The tale follows the close call and cautions readers to watch their step around such dangers.
Leased wire disruptions hit Saul's brokerage shop as legal entanglements force closure. I G Sprague Co. at Oilyvi faces transmission bans on Western Union wires and a forced shutdown. Monroe W Jitch & Sons provide coverage and remarks on insurance, property, arms, and banks.
A contingent of cement men arrived seeking photos and details on the Market House project. Contractor Barney Borken led discussions as part of the visit, noting the departure from ordinary methods and the firm planning behind the building. Modeler Daud Nanbugail, who did the market house modeling, has earned favorable mentions for his work.
G R and J Cottagers announce a Sylvan Lake to Rome City train service starting Friday evening in June. The timetable lists arrivals and return times, with stops at Huntertown Lafitte Avilla Kendallville and Rome City. The schedule appears to include a sanitarium visit and dawn connections with morning trains.
The motorcade trend has struck the town, drawing young men and women into the scene. Most bikes are equipped with two wheels and rear seats, as women increasingly join the craze, perched on the back of fast machines.
Garrett Ind June 14 The Miases Maggenrice and Wilma Gallo entertained the following at sii per Sunday Mita Mary Tul and Missy Nellie Rhoades of Fort Wayne and the ohesteaney counln Ate Albert Hainzenberger of Taltimore Ma Mr A Ro Galloway and Alhert Heinzenberger spent Tuesday in Chicago The latter will return to his home in Baltimore Wednesday evening after spending several days with Veetatives here
Local notes report Paul Nachtigal travels to Kendallville on business while Clyde Bookwalter heads to Indianapolis for air travel plans. Henry Miller recuperates from surgery at St Josephs hospital and Mrs Hennig and Miss Cook are improving or critical after operations at Lutheran hospital. Mayo brothers perform surgery on C F Warden in Rochester Minnesota. Indianapolis businessmen eye Fort Wayne trade via traction lines. The Airdome manager prepares for Kendallville theater opening and a new James J. Smart school named for the early superintendent. Public works approve an $18,000 steel and concrete comfort station near the courthouse amid river muddy conditions. A nine year old girl’s recovery from tympanoplasty is noted alongside local crime references and police clerk Mr Smith.
A fragmented apocalyptic catalogue lists meats, produce and dairy with prices and a wide department sale. It mentions California Muir Pouchon butter honey and assorted candies and ribbons, plus shoe and clothing items and hardware. Delivery promise to all city parts with a contact number.
Watch the clock today for the hour sales at S Saul's. The ad promotes gas burner service and cleaning by Indiana Lighting Co, offering repairs and nonregular price charges, with a misread note about bread and Hartner's Potato Lent product.
Fragmentary OCR text advertises Rexoil Gurvaparilla with mention of a large bottle price and Meyer Bros Co. Three Drug Stores. No clear event or person names to identify.
An ad touts Henry's Grocery as economical and waste free with careful pricing. It promises thorough value for money and urges customers to purchase by ordering to see how far their funds go in household groceries. The copy emphasizes savings and customer satisfaction.
Rundown grocery ad lists numerous canned goods with steep bulk prices and multiple brands. Includes Monarch Lobsters at 26¢ a can, tomatoes, corn, peaches, salmon, tea, coffee, cocoa, vinegar, potatoes, and household items with bulk discounts and emphasized customer orders. Local shop at 1438-1420 Cathioun St. Naar Baker St. phone numbers 422 and 967.
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