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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1914
Page
2
A county announces a big highway project with a 900000 dollar budget to repave and bridge work. The plan includes sixteen foot road widths, rural road adaptation, and widespread paving across Cleveland and surrounding towns, aiming for summer execution and long term improvements.
Fragmentary OCR text discusses resource depletion and preservation concerns. Mentions United States and general economic pressures, but content is unclear and largely incoherent. No identifiable events, dates, or named organizations clearly extracted.
The article discusses the future cost of resources and the value of Mexican forests to American business. It argues that restoring order could lower profits from timber and minerals, while stressing the need to acknowledge Mexican rights and provide fair shares of wealth. It highlights forests, silver, and other resources as core national treasures and calls for stability to attract investment and prosperity.
Prizes awarded to fourteen year old girls from across the United States for winning road essay contests. Logan Waller Page of the US Office of Public Roads announced winners including Amy Coon of Scamman Kansas and Janelle Dui of Willowa?dale Oregon.
A historical critique accuses yellow journalism of slandering Japan to justify naval spending and shipyard activity. The text argues propaganda harms Japan’s image, contrasts wartime praise with later hostility, and calls for righteous public organizations to shape opinion.
A garbled note describes hillside road maintenance stressing the need to heat and compact the road, ensure drainage, and prevent mud, washouts, and ruts that endanger wagons and wheels. It warns that without proper grading moisture causes gutters and deep ruts, compromising the surface and travel.
A lengthy report outlines alfalfa campaign successes across counties with ext ents of the external department’s outreach. County agents visited farms to demonstrate benefits, emphasize higher yields, and encourage farmers to adopt alfalfa and related forage practices for improved livestock feed and pasture.
A community notice outlines plans by town and Greendale groups including women’s clubs and the school board to host patriotic Fourth of July events. It details proposed ceremonies, decorum, and possible venues, with references to Independence Day observances and a guide for local celebrations.
An advertisement-style notice touts Start Taking Rheuma At Once to prevent rheumatism from becoming chronic. It lists benefits for sciatica, arthritis, gout, lumbago, neural and kidney diseases, claiming dramatic results after using Chron bottles and suggesting strong medical endorsements and significant cost savings.
A proposed statewide ordinance frames by National Fire Protection agencies seeks to curb discharge of fireworks to prevent injuries. It envisions uniform local laws effective after a set date, with Fire Marshal Longley citing reduced incidents in Washington. Officials urge passage of similar measures in Indiana cities to protect life and property during celebrations.
Bradi Transfer Line expands service with two additional cars to operate day and night. The firm promises prompt service and can be reached at 334 for bookings and inquiries.
Fragmentary text from a Warsaw news page mentions local names and street reference with unclear actions. The readable fragments show personal names, a task or work context, and a note about improvement or growth, but lack full sentences or clear events.
L. M. Rowe of La Grange becomes the third Democrat to seek the county auditor nomination. He serves on the county board of review and is familiar with property values. The Democratic county convention is planned for August, aiming to unite Democratic voters behind a strong candidate. Edward Zintmer and Rolin Yoder have also entered the race for the nomination.
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