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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1901
Page
4
The forecast calls for fair conditions with possible showers near Mie ldce. Thursday looks to be fair with westerly winds becoming variable. Wednesday and Thursday show possible showers with cooler temperatures and increasing cloud cover.
Washington residents on business trips and professional travel include Miss Vickt Minkel and Architect J F Wing. School closes for summer. various residents travel to Chicago Milwaukee and Cincinnati. A 1 percent dividend declared by National Telephone and Telegraph Co. Local society meetings and church events announced with efforts by the English Lutheran Hedgenter and Trinity Lutheran churches. The city band to provide music for a parish social at St Marys Avenue. several local residents return from trips and visits.
Fluctuating bargains from Glade Bloomingdale and City Mills highlight flour at 25c per barrel with Kansas flour per sack at 3.56. Early potato and onion deals appear in Louisiana markets with 30c peck onions and 30c peck potatoes. Cured hams and bacon offered with per pound pricing, plus cheeses and eggs listed, all amid a fruit section.
We offer 20 percent savings on bicycles sundries and repair services. Visit Tatmon Thompson Cor Barr and Derr y Streets or call 102 to see the Hudson racer. Additional Mahate covered tubing for gas stoves listed in two sizes.
In hot weather the article highlights cool clothing and a fine line of suitings. It lists Selomill at 67 Raat Borry Street as a source. The note emphasizes comfort and style for warm days.
A historical medicine advertisement touts Moffat's Life Pills as a cure for stomach and liver disorders. It claims relief from bilious headaches bad taste coated tongue and general ill health along with a refund offer for unsatisfied customers.
The advertisement lists Keystone Flour at four dollars a barrel, Hungarian plums at seventy-five cents per barrel, World’s Champion Tour items at four hundred sixty dollars per bottle, and various produce like potatoes and corn with prices. It promotes baked goods, meats, and grocery staples, noting the store will be open tonight and tomorrow.
August Hartwig of Company G Tug Volunteers from the Spanish-American War is granted an eight dollar monthly pension through the Miter and Dousall agency. He has been partially paralyzed since service and is the first member of Captain O G Meyer's jumping unit to receive pension.
George Schaub a well known German citizen of New Lebanon Ohio relied on a newspaper ad selling a pain remedy for his wife who suffered back and chest pains for weeks. He purchased the product after reading the ad and reported relief after ten days of use. The ad claimed the tonic eased pains and cough and thanked the user for recovery, touting the medicine as valuable and available from druggists.
Fragmented notice describes a local grocery listing with berry and fruit items and shop name Greatest Grocery Go. unclear quantities and items mentioned. It reads as an OCR garble advertising fresh produce at a storefront on Berry Street.
Sale listing seeks small property controls with no interest or exchange, offering 300 80 and trade options. Mentions money loan on reasonable terms. Trade and improvements noted. Contact Room 26 Bank Block. Freistroffer.
An odd OCR grocery notice lists potato prices and assorted items at Rich Grocery and Meat Market and Greatest Grocery Co. including fresh potatoes, flour, coffee, bacon, and breakfast items. It mentions sale prices as well as open hours and a corner location at Berry Street and Washington Street.
James M. Kane advertises a wide range of fishing tackle at bargain prices. Minnow herds, casting lines, Shakespeare reels and quadruple reels are advertised with discounts up to 50 yards and up to 1500 styles of lures, plus baby carriages and go carts. Kane promises lower prices than competitors and urges customers to return to the old stand at 24 Galbon Street.
Fruit names and enticing lines suggest a vintage advertisement or market note urging readers to can pineapples and strawberries. The garbled text lists various produce items and prices, implying a promotional snippet from a local paper about available fruits and canning supplies.
A New York mortgage company offers to join in a money partnership at five percent in Fort Wayne. Attorney Owen N. Henton will receive loans at his office corner with Berry Streets to cover any amount.
WANTES customers are urged to buy home grown strawberries from Stal fon at 35 West Main Street. The berries are described as the best and cheapest of the week. If not sold, they can be sent to Skelton at 25 West Main Street after hours to avoid high overnight prices.
The New Keystone at 288 and 240 Calhoun St advertises half price Kaurhbon strawberries for canning as the finest in the market and claims to be headquarters with prices as low as the lowest. New York Hair Bazaar at 124 Calhoun St Taw Block offers hair dyes cosmetics and grooming services.
Fragmented OCR text mentions Wayne location and barbers with ongoing service patterns. No clear names, dates, or events. Extracted lead suggests a barber shop operated by We Target Oy with unusual wording. Unable to confirm full facts due to garbled input.
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