Beet Hal Cutters In City
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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1907
Page
6
Fragmentary text indicates a local city issue involving beet hal cutters. No clear individuals, organizations, or events are readable to establish a full factual summary.
Dr Blackstone, praised as surpassing specialists in Fort Wayne, claims to have cured chronic nervous blood skin and private diseases after other doctors failed. The article extols his experience and triumphs across many patients.
A sensational claim by a so called physician offers guaranteed cures for every disease. The text notes hundreds praise the practitioner and urges all sufferers to seek treatment immediately. The piece portrays a dubious medical figure promoting instant relief with dubious methods.
A historical health notice urges young men to seek relief before disease progresses, stressing early action over pride or modesty. The message warns that delaying treatment can lead to fatal outcomes and encourages prompt medical attention.
An ad invites consultations at Dr Blackstave's office at the northeast corner of Wayna and Harrison streets. The facility is described as fully equipped with modern appliances for treating Chronic and Specific Diseases of Men. The caller is urged to ring 6101 for a consult in absolute confidence.
Mrs Essa B Waters thirty five resided on a recently purchased forty acre farm six miles north of Columbia City Tul. She died by taking carbolic acid during the night and expired at 6 Sunday morning. Her twelve year old son and eight year old daughter found her in bed and summoned help. Neighbors aided, but she left no explanation besides domestic troubles. The coroner’s inquest noted she had planned a reunion with her husband who had left earlier. The funeral will be held Wednesday at Woodburn with burial in Columbia City. She left a letter with instructions about her money and papers and a separate note to her husband remains unopened.
Kendallville, Ind man J. Grifian Jett travels to Norfolk as an Indiana delegate to the national convention. He plans a return via Washington, Chattanooga, and other southern points after this week’s sessions.
A Garrett man named Mager was severely pounded at a Saturday night carnival brawl in Auburn Indiana. The fight against Auburn Brown boys left him with a broken nose lacerations and facial injuries after a man with a wooden leg used force. Dr Gelsinger treated him and he was sent home to Garrett. No arrests were reported by Sunday night.
In Graysill Indiana a new newspaper dawns as Susp Wall and Ciryyuitt with Riva Tolan of the American Type foundry join Jake C. Laehner proprietor of Laebner Printing to select outfits for Mr Wall who aims to start a local paper. Wall, a young teacher previously at Antwerp, plans to publish with the new foundry support. Graybill currently lacks a paper.
Hudson Ind Jan 16. Harrison Whysong, aged near a century, celebrated his birth anniversary with a family reunion at his home. Despite advanced years he stays active, with only a poor eye and good mental function, recalling youth, and recounting settlement in the county. He came from Pennsylvania forty three years ago to this farm.
Mrs J C Brookmyer aged under twenty married eight months ago at Garrett to Drowkinger a railroad dispatcher. She died at home Saturday evening around 7 40 o'clock after a heart attack. Survived by husband and parents Frederick Blair and several siblings. Funeral Tuesday at 10 from the home. Mrs Brookmyer had been in Sacred Heart hospital earlier following a poisoning scare and had been improving before her death.
Milford McCormick and Miss Jane L Benward wed at the bride’s home in Chumbosco Indiana. The quiet ceremony was led by Rev. H W Moler with only relatives and close friends present. The groom works at Arthur Tenward’s barber shop and is son of Dr. John McCormick of Bel River township.
The June Angola Minga News reports the Hanpa family reunion at Angola fair grounds with strong turnout. It notes visits from out-of-town relatives, strawberriea from David Jewell, and social events led by Miss Zora Waller and Miss Burton Myers' Sunday school class. Also mentions Mr. Rockwell and attorney N D Doughman from Cleveland visiting, with plans to spend time at local resorts.
Kendallville Personal notes report scattered arrivals and departures. Ronald Jones and family members travel from Amundallville to Motusy City, with others visiting relatives in Port Wayne and Vancouver. Professor George J Thompson, Fort Wayne News boy leader, stays overnight. J A Jones and family take a lakeside cottage trip. Garfield Ashlemann purchases Morton Street house for future home.
Auburn Indiana July 11 local notes report Rogiet to return to Grand Rapids Michigan, Embinger visiting Logansport, and neighbors attending Sunday visits. Pythian Sisters plan a Monday meeting for memorial services. Vandalia road excursion to Logansport and Lake Maxinkuckee set for next Sunday. Auburn military company and Second Regiment plan Indiana National Guard event at Mort Harrison near Indianapolis starting July 17. Rev. P. T. Johnson, former Cort Wayne pastor, dies in Auburn aged. Johnann now Muncie secretary of the Preachers Aid Society. Marti Sheets visiting Chicago with son. Ferguson funeral held at church. James Mary O charged with assault to kill wife bound for circuit court June 4. Prosecutor says trial will proceed.
The article outlines new salary provisions for rural carriers in Whitley County and across Indiana. Carriers will receive varying annual salaries based on route length, with starting figures and adjustments tied to mileage and proximity to the originating post office. The changes aim to standardize pay and reflect route workload, including a $900 baseline in certain cases and additional amounts for longer or more distant routes.
One of the county’s largest reunions gathered 300 Eberhart relatives at John Maxwell’s Maxwell residence two miles south of Columbia City Indiana. Attendees from Wheeling township to Valparaiso joined guests from Chicago and other areas for a day of greetings, a banquet on the orchard lawn, decorations, and a program featuring readings, musical selections, and songs by the male chorus. Samuel Wherherd of Montague chaired the organizing committee with John Maxwell and A L Wheeland leading the efforts as presidents ushers.
Larwill plans a June through July celebration with a parade and fireworks nightly. A large event features a boat race between Gram and Port Wigne Magnolia, bicycle race, track relay, and a grand ball with prizes and public attractions.
Colusa Ind March 16. Suee 16 Sam Krause and wife will journey to Chicago in their touring car and midtad to arrive by afternoon. They plan to leave Chicago Monday morning and reach the city by 4 pm. The car was driven by Proddesbason, an experienced chauffeur. The Krauses will spend Sunday with Simon Krakabi family in their Chicago home.
A Whitley county board meeting discussed redistricting Columbia township into six voting precincts rather than five. Officials noted last election showed two precincts exceeded the 250 voter limit, prompting the move to add a seventh site, but the plan's specifics and locations were left unresolved at adjournment.
A Kendallville farmer, Toneth Hltward S$. Wiluda, was injured at home when a wand struck his chin, cutting his lip and injuring his lip. Dr Hardy attended to his wounds after the accident in the yard.
Auburn Tennessee observed Memorial Day with a morning march led by the Knights and Ladies from their hall to the Christian Church for a sermon by Rev TA Trown. The procession then proceeded to the cemetery to decorate the graves of the dead, honoring the Macabees community.
Job posting seeks a person to canvass a township for subscriptions to the Gazette. Marvin Ruling leads efforts with a start in the aerial phase. First issue to appear in most Sunday papers.
In Garrett Indiana June 16 a memorial service for railroad brotherhood members and Indy auxiliaries was held. The procession moved from the Garratt City band plaza to the Methodist Episcopal church where Rev. W. Powell delivered the sermon. Colors red green and white symbolized danger caution and safety as the group then proceeded to Calvary cemetery for decorated graves.
Fire at the Bernuth Avon Opera House in Altoona Pennsylvania on June 16 caused over 250000 dollars in damage. The blaze damaged adjacent smaller structures and prompted emergency responders to protect nearby properties as investigators searched for a cause.
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