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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1910
Page
4
Real estate offer markets Jet lots and Pfeiffer Place land in a city of 65 000 with rapid growth. Claims profits from bankrupt estate pricing and ongoing development. Installment plans and tax payments offered, with specific lot counts and prices and assurances of no risk.
Five men were ordained to the priesthood at the Cathedral by Rt. Rev. Herman J. Alerding. The ordinands include Rev. Lawrence J. Manghan, Rev. Thomas J. Gormley, Rev. John Heslimn, Rev. August C. G. Var Ree, and Rev. McKenna. First masses and solemn celebrations followed, with a large congregation and various clergy present.
Judge O Rourke names Re Rrws to defend Hernan Miter against murder charge. Frank J Pronger vs Henry Tieffman moved to court on March 14 with Grito as attorney. Will of Mrs Lovie Weaumen probated and property divided among Henry William Wengaians Gaskins Clara Mtox and Ole capi. Ex Talbott Wilton fined for assault. other cases heard include damages suit by Chalmers Drake vs Paul, and jury verdict favoring George Crates v Walukh Railroad. Wahuah company and property depreciation suit noted. numerous insurance and motor vehicle matters referenced. Also incident reports of a fatal accident involving a Pennsylvania freight train and a demonstration for Aristos Flour. Mayor Gaynor letter to Weston record noted at end.
Crop news improves and export demand rises in three key sectors. Increased inquiry at producing centers signals better outlook. prices hold firm for cotton goods while demand for denims grows. Weather remains dull and prices show little movement. rental listing for a new three story factory appears in the classifieds.
The Lyric presents a June afternoon program for children at the Lyrie theatre with Benham’s Phantographs and a vaudeville novelty. Lady guests enjoy a preview of a beautiful china display in the lobby while U S. Lighting Co promotes maintenance services for chimneys burners and stoves. The Berry Buffet near the Postoffice advertises the citys only genuine Mexican Chili Con Carne tonight.
A Sunday excursion to Marion costs $1.00 round trip via Fort Wayne and Wabash Valley Traction Co. Progress reports note that the Thrana Placa market building is promised ready for occupancy soon. Contractor Torkenstein reports stands in the larger building are now ready. The notice mentions Berry Buffet opposite the site.
The Hama Telephone company began yesterday to stretch a cable of new wires through new conduits on Taylor Street. The conduits, bid earlier this spring, will enable the company to install lines to Renalwas where service is hindered by high tension power and electric wires. Service to South Wayne is expected to improve substantially.
Etna's Mutual Telephone Exchange will relocate after July, as growth requires more space. The present operator, Martha Sellers, will oversee the move to larger quarters described as near the hotel, with plans for the new quarters to be completed soon.
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