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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1901
Page
4
Local ad for Keystone Prane and general store items at 238 and 240 Calhoun Street. Sells flour, potatoes, corn, peaches, and other produce with prices, plus a meat market offering fresh cuts. Includes claim of a full line of bed ponds and emphasis on open tonight and tomorrow night.
We offer a 20 percent discount on Weycles sundries and repair work. Call Tammon Thompson at Barr & Berry Sis. Cor. for details or to arrange service by phone 102.
Local notice advertises fresh home grown strawberries at Skelton 26 W Main St. A sale offers morning pick up with overnight options. No exact dates given. price emphasis noted.
Vanhon Strawberries for canning offered at the market. They are honest berries that come to this market and the headquarters for them. Prices stated as low as legal limits with Uneie Trading Stamps available. Located at 240 Calhoun St and 258 Calhoun St.
G Schmidt at 57 East Berry street markets gultings and related clothing items suited for hot weather. The notice highlights a fine line of garments and accessories offered by the seller in a local storefront.
Weather bulletin notes Tuesday and Wednesday patterns with light variable winds in Ohio and Michigan regions. Expect fair conditions by Wednesday, with cooler highs and gentle to moderate westerly winds and the chance of brisk northerly breezes from the Great Lakes.
City notes residents and visitors traveling for business and social reasons. Executors and professionals noted include E R Gesman to Roanoke, attorney Benjamin Harper away on professional business, and J S Stahl of Indianapolis visiting. The Koenig homestead on East Washington to be remodeled by Otto Bengs with plans by architect Riedel. Ladies Society of St John Lutheran to meet Tuesday evening at the West Washington school hall.
Large stock of pineapples and strawberries for canning advertised with related fruits and produce. Mentions lemons peaches pears and various vegetables, noting availability from Houston and wholesale pricing per dozen units.
The VW. & Mortgage and Trust On of New York offers to loan unlimited amounts of money in Fort Wayne at 6 percent. Owen N. Heaton, attorney for the company, will receive applications at his office, corner Court and Berry streets. Repayment at any time, any amount desired.
The ad lists HomeGrown Strawberries 10 ql case 1.09 per unit, Sweet Cherries Florida Pineapples 15 20c each, Green Peas Tomatoes Onions Naval Oranges Grapefruit Lemons and other produce with prices. Located Opp. Postal Phones 316 378.
Nine first class barbers operate at the Wayne during all hours and meal breaks. The shop offers facial massage hair dyeing styling shampooing manicuring and facial treatment. Located at 124 Calhoun Street Lan Block.
Seidel Bros. sell gents belts made from elephant hide recently killed by Wallace in a Boston tanner Hewes & Potter crafted the hides into bells. Through Forbes, a Seidel rep, a limited number are on sale and expected to sell quickly.
A tentative agreement ends a standoff between Team Drivers and Harbor workers after confrontations at the docks. The Team Drivers union will employ only onion team drivers while shovellers face continued disruption. Arbitrators and local labor councils warned of a potential national strike if demands are not met.
Mr T J Logan filed his report at a partition of May Vordermark. Michael Bosuma charged with embezzling from Salam Bashar posted $150 cash for appearance in court. The last will of Lui Sauser is filed to leave real and personal estate to wife Catherine Auger. Minerva J Shively sues Adam L Ridenour et al for 3300 dollars. County commissioners drive into northern county for a new bridge at Annic Ohler accepted for treatment at Richmond insane asylum. County tax board reviews returns to hear complaints. Assessor Eggeman presiding, Auditor Meyer secretary, board to interview numerous taxpayers. session may last twenty days. Superior court jury to report Thursday morning. Licensed to wed Frank Stuteenberger and Altn Los Mar. Robert McCulloch and Maury J Maroney. Jerse BE Ruby and Elva Myrigk.
In a sensational testimonial a Yale acquaintance praises Grape Nuts Food for boosting mental and physical vigor. The letter recounts dramatic personal change including increased ambition, stamina, and creative output after using Grape-Nuts. It explains the cereal’s wheat and barley base rebuilds brain and nerve tissue and advises serving tips.
Justice Bullerman fined Conrad Kammeyer 26 dollars and costs for defrauding Mrs. Carolina Speckman out of an 18 dollar hoard. He is now enjoying lodging at the county summer hotel. Clem Wond and Clarence Woulks were tried by Justice France for disturbing a religious meeting in Pleasant township and fined 5 dollars and costs each, which was paid.
Summit City lodge No. 16 J G B elected officers last night with Charles Hosier as Chief Patriarch B A Towale as senior warden W Boerger as recording scribe L A Crawl as junior warden J W Ditton as treasurer G W Daswell also listed for the role.
Today specials include granulated sugar at a dollar per pound and tomatoes while fresh country produce such as peaches and coffee are offered in bulk. The note cites Home Phone 582 and a Lafayette Street address at 199 for the seller.
An old price list shows multiple goods with rates such as potatos and flour down by twenty five barrels. It mentions items including New Potatoes, Onions, Small Wits, Ham, Sugar Curing Bacon, Limburger cheese, Country Nutter, and Fresh Eyes. A cottage for rent near Forest Huse is advertised with contact Collins & Son Crooked Creek Indiana.
An old-fashioned grocery ad lists prices for potatoes, bacon, pork, lard, canned goods, and fresh meats. It promotes a trading discount of 25 cents on the dollar at Rhodes’s, 97 Broadway, with mail orders and phone contact available.
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