Memorial services for B R T honor departed members today
The Ladies' Auxiliary to the Sherhood of Feilroad Trainmen hold annual memorial services this Sunday afternoon at Lindenwood cemetery chapel. Flowers will be laid on graves and a brief service conducted at each grave. Also notes on Hart Schaffner & Marx $30 suits display and Wildwood Builders open house at 1144 St Joe Boulevard Sunday 2 to 5 p.m.
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Ladies’ Auxiliary
Sherhood of
Wildwood Builders
St. Joe Boulevard
Summer Comforts Tourists Package List
Vacation travelers can pick up essential toilet items in a compact package. Includes collapsible drinking cups ten cents, Waco Battles for long heat and cold retention, sanitary napkins a dollar per dozen, sponge bags fifty cents, whisk brooms fifteen cents and up, hair brushes twenty five cents and up, mosquito talcum powder twenty five cents, mosquito lotion twenty five cents, and tan and freckle lotion twenty five cents.
Old River Traffic Revived on Mississippi River
St Louis June 11 The Edward S. Creen steamboat arrived with seventy car loads of sugar, the largest cargo to reach St Louis from New Orleans since the river era. Immense freight consignments await loading for the return voyage south as hopes rise to revive the old river line between this port and New Orleans.
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ST. Louis
For Sale House to be Torn Down in Grand and Kansas Streets
For sale a house to be torn down located at the intersection of Grand and Kansas streets. Enquiries may be directed to H. Raab. Immediate action desired.
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H. Raab
Grand Arid
Kansas Streets
Dr Studer Claims Against City Over Services
Friends of Dr G J Studer, once police surgeon in ill health, press a city claim worth 850 for services rendered. The claim was sent to the council by the board of safety and rejected. Studer regularly assisted police at stations during accidents and emergencies and sought payment, having once pledged faithfulness with a bond. The case is being pursued for a disposition.
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G. J. Stuser
Studer
Council
Board of Safety
Bankers Meeting Program Set for Northwestern Indiana
An attractive program has been prepared for the annual meeting of bankers from northwestern Indiana counties, comprising Group One of the Indiana Bankers Association. It will be held at the Anthony hotel in this city on Tuesday June 20. Visitors may tour the city in the forenoon, and a luncheon will be served at noon for about fifty. The afternoon session will feature papers on topics of interest, followed by general discussion. Committee on entertainment includes Messrs. Ross McCulloch H A Keplinger and Abe Ackerman of this city.
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Bantkars
Indiana
Bankers’ Association
Anthony Hotel
Reed
Messrs
Ross McCulloch
H. A. Keplinger
Abe Ackerman
Arranging Poultry Exhibit for Fort Wayne Fair
Scrfeder secretary of the Fort Wayne Fair association and Robert Mean superintendent of the poultry department joined Philip Koehlinger to arrange the poultry exhibit for the Fort Wayne fair September 12 to 16. A premium list with cash premiums on a percentage basis will be offered and selected judges will set the final premiums.
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T. Scrfeder
Fort Wayne Fair Association
Robert Mean
Poultry Department
Philip Koehlinger
Fort Wayne
Yeomen Archers Event Invite at Flick Hall
Grand Master of Ceremonies C. E. Stall cop Monday night in Flick hall. All archers and their friends are invited to hear the program and enjoy refreshments.
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C. E. Stallcop
Flick Hall
Excursion 10 Toledos Sunday June 25
The Uniform Rank Drom and Bugle Corps announce an excursion to Toledo. Train leaves Toledo at 6 00 p.m. and returns from Toledo at 7 00 p.m. Round trip fare is 1.25 dollars. Patrons are urged to join and support the event.
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Toledos
L. 8S
Toledo
Wabash Valley Route Interurban Schedule Notice
Effective May 19 1910 the Fort Wayne to Chicago interurban outlines daily departures and connections via Huntington Logansport Lafayette Peru and Indianapolis. Limited trains link Peru with Lafayette and Indianapolis with several direct connections, with local services extending to Munice and other intermediate stations. For more details call Home phone 10 Bell 223.
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Port Wayne
Huntington
Webseh
Peru
Logansport
Delphi
Lafayette
Indianapolis
Traian
Fort Wayne
Poly
Lee Fayette
Tring
Lefayette
Indianepolia
Indianapolia
Biustton
Montpelier
Hartford
Muncie
Anderdon
Manepolis
Fort Ba
Munata
Bell Phan
Wabash Valley
Toleda & Ghigago Interurban Railway Company
Instimar
Raontvar
Sebiear
TNE
Apri
Huntertown
Kinand Auburtn
Ufannorakas
Souk Bend
Michigan City
Chicago
Toledo
Cleveland
Yorke
Kendallville
Los
M. Patterson
Fame
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Detroit
HURGN
Goderich Yea Arias
Egularly
Acre
Coldand
Mackisporte
Putan Bay
Sulisse
Great Lakes
Lewis
AL Desgsis
Miche
Philip H. McMillan
A. Aschane
Detroit & Cleveland Navigation Company
Meigs
Egg Sight
Cyrion Theatres
Calhoon Street
Bradley Bros
C. C. Kimmel
Wourn
Wells/ street
Terre Haute
Ind
Hart Schaffner
Max Bina
White’s Supply House
Garr Street
Quinne
James B. White
Derb
Joe Th
Rexall
Meyer
Mississippi
Journal-Ga
Marshall Field
Panama
Eines Baal
White Fruit House
DR. & J. Studer
Patterson-Fletcher CO
Bankers’ Meeting
Seelberg Store
East Berry Street
Yeomen
Ft. Wayne & Northern Indiana Traction Company
Jess Roup
Mayle
Sceute
Boston
India
Tadia
Wim. Hahn & Co
Heh le Rich
Mila Eed
Anya Utd
H. C. Rose
Barr St
Centlivre
Charles F. Centlivre
Bell
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