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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1900
Page
4
Fragmentary weather note describes likely rain and fresh winds. Mentions Tampers tied to the Metra system and possible showers on Monday with unsettled conditions and cooler temperatures ahead.
The page outlines a county fair style sales event featuring carpets and rugs with emphasis on various vendors and price ranges. It mentions exhibitors, products like velvets and patterns, and a playful display including demonstrations, stage acts, and a grand prize drawing.
Fragmentary OCR shows a shop at 1 Main Street offering assorted items including potatoes and breakfast pies. References to bushels, pickled ham, pork, and a dine or home phone line appear as garbled text. The note lacks clear dates, prices, or complete names.
Fragmentary notices mention wills and family matters in Watane area records. Names and exact actions are unclear due to garbled OCR.
Partial OCR text indicates plan to sell excision tickets to a group or event, with unclear names and dates. The fragment suggests a transportation or railway notice about ticket sales, likely for a local audience. Further readable details are unavailable to confirm exact entities or location.
Fragmentary OCR from Skelton at 25 West Main mentions tote berries and various garbled names and items. The passage hints at a local grocery context with unclear phrases and a city street setting, including a phone number and references to purchases.
In a tense baseball clash, Twee Clart Ubnnbias faced Pe Shal Whee LAY Wagsne Neva with strong bats and cautious defense. Aaghilles delivered steady hits as the teams battled for early leads, while pitching tightened.
Fragmented notice offers money to loan at favorable terms and reports price stability on flour despite significant purchases. Mentions old price of 3.50 per barrel and various goods, with unclear names and dates, reflecting a late 19th or early 20th century local advertisement.
Daf GheiRL reports on city politics and social events with list of attendees and committees. Several names and positions appear, including Newell Daag, Willis, and Gertrude Selden, as well as references to a convention of the vary Ww Distaieg league and a Wednesday drive event.
A report of a Valais review read by D Wil Gross at the Safrie State Pharantelsis feast in South Hand. Jorge Cross read a paper on business methods for druggists. He urged physicians and pharmacists to consider commercial duties, professional ethics, and public protection. The talk touched on language, certification, and the role of pharmacists in society and education.
Today at 2 o’clock a game features Cohiba and Port Wiisne with a money loan offer at 1-2 percent interest. Home & Co 10 Court Street Martaells Dee Cream is pure. Use the Avtzell Len Croat.
A local notice lists a Modern Woodmen gathering at church on Sunday the seventh at 1 PM. Attendees include Frank Licht, Walter, Frank H., and Cloris Cateshall among others. venue unnamed.
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