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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1911
Page
6
Large shipment of homegrown strawberries received this morning from Etna Green. Special price per 16quart case, 1.35 for 1c quart. Cuban pineapples 10c each. Hothouse cucumbers 4c each. Eastern granulated sugar 1.33 for 25-lb bag. Remember, we give S and H Trading Stamps.
Local grocer advertises June cherries from Pierceton Indiana at very low prices. Howe grown cherries nearing end of season plus late picking. Gooseberries Pineapples New potatoes old potatoes hams and bacon cheese macaroni and spaghetti baked beans and other pantry staples with prices per unit and case lots.
Cant Clyde Drsisbach and Capt Spurgeon named range officers for a Fort Benjamin Harrison shoot on June 16. Kendallville resident Willista Crathars files bankruptcy with liabilities of 471248 and assets of 285.42, attorney Redmond appearing. Fort Wayne seniors plan to buy a memorial for about 300 dollars. Norman Stevens becomes chief clerk at the Ranfall hotel. GW Larobert joins the staff. A July 1 meeting by Judge Hench aims to plan the next Fort Wayne survivors reunion likely in September. Temple theatre staff report catching fish at Crooked Lake, while county graduation leaders note parochial schools keep Allen county from leading.
Lutheran Choral society schedules concerts at Concordia Auditorium with admission details for June 16 evening and June 18 afternoon. The notices are presented in a clipped, period-voice style, mentioning times and venue.
June 14 in Wells County announces the annual Wells County Teachers Institute to be held the last week in August and that the course includes music by Mrs. K G Hankemeier of Indianapolis and English and pedagogy sessions led by other named instructors. Also mentions local ads and a physician move to Mt. Vernon and a special Turner societies exhibition at the baseball park.
White's Supply House advertises Red Comb feed at a low price with free samples and premium stamps with every purchase. The store touts a full line of poultry supplies, claims to save customers time and money, and offers breeding stock at $1.25 each.
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