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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1906
Page
7
Advertised cereal Apitezo claims to boost wakefulness and energy with breakfast or luncheon daily for a month. It is said to contain meat and egg-like nutrients plus special elements to keep blood in good condition and support daily work and health.
Local advertisement lists kitchenware including steam tables and stoves, second hand furniture, beds and dressers, iron goods, cupboards, post by Taigre families, and a sale on varied household items. Names prominent: B. Wamlett and the Wayne hotel referenced in the listing. The note invites customers to call and visit for base burter bargains and repairs.
Bowser works prepare for shipment next week on house equipment tanks and parts for two New York railroad companies needing three cars. About 316 employees work fourteen hours daily across day and night shifts in machine shop and tank dept. A new office building addition, adjacent to current offices, nears completion and should house executives and managers within thirty days. Several staff take two week vacations as usual, including secretary treasurer Dunkelberg and general manager Bechtel, while others travel or take seasonal leave.
Transportation officials in the city and across the country report receiving circular letters from company headquarters. The letters pose questions to determine if any officials were unduly influenced in securing shipments, requesting prompt and regulated replies.
At a stockholders meeting the Packard Piano Company voted to raise the common assets by 48 000 bringing total assets to 390 000 and authorized preferred stock up to that amount. The preferred is an 8 percent cumulative issue with some offered to the public. The company plans to expand manufacturing facilities to meet rising demand. Superintendent Bond said plant reinvestment is needed to keep pace with growth.
Edward J O Connell resigns after ten years as account clerk at Pennays Vann company superintendent offices to become general sales agent for Diester Concentrating Company in this city Mexico service area. He will represent machinery units for the republic of Mexico.
Frank H Phiting head bookkeeper at Bars Poundry and Machine Works resigns effective July. He has served twenty five years and will not seek other employment immediately. He plans a business test period and may undertake an extended tour of Europe.
The Fork Wayne Rolling mill has paid off the first ten percent of its indebtedness, totaling 317000 in principal and interest. It reports heavy iron production with output in the first half of June reaching 1,770 percent of prior measures.
An advertisement touts Favorite Prescription as the sole medicine for women curing a range of feminine complaints. It claims benefits from toning nerves to stopping pelvic symptoms, promises pregnancy possibility, and invites readers to write to Dr. Pierce in Buffalo for free advice and materials.
A concise report notes cons as the best output since January, highlighting progress and improved consistency across tasks. It emphasizes stages of development, milestones reached, and ongoing optimization efforts.
JW McCoy has replaced C F Paul as foreman of the erecting department at Walash shops in this city. Paul has been sent to Tilton. McCoy previously held the position.
Western Gas Construction workers clock eleven and a half hours in some departments while others log ten. Moves include Jx company staff changes, Melvin Purdy joining Wabash shops as superintendent of Motive Power, and George Suen taking a molding post at Western Gas. A fatal fire at Wilfondale, O claims Rds Neely, a former East Yard telegraph querriar. Wabash sells $6.9 million in equipment notes to Lie Higginson & Co, financing new locomotives and freight cars. Iron railing at the depot south of the Wabash and Pennsylvania lines is repainted, with workers warning against fence climbing.
Patrolmen shifted to new beats and night duty last night under Chief Ankenbruck policy. Night patrols gain one extra man to cover absences. detailed names and beat designations listed for Calhoun Street, Main to Warne, and additional city limits zones across multiple districts.
Reports outline a plan where armee en mn raltrnad companies would pay 65 percent of costs for sheep and the city and the tram lines cover the rest. The council weighs assessment methods, with Hosey opposing passing control to a court appointed commission and Welch seeking no delays. Immediate action favored by several members, mayor Nosey supports proceeding under old law, and estimates hinge on Indianapolis engineer Teup supplying cost figures.
The Sunday school anniversary featured First Song Leader tir doseph Slater and a program with young recruits singing old hymns. Rev. GW Chirah urged church unity and announced plans for a new church line. attendees included Ms. Wade and Rev. Wade. An ice cream social followed, with prayers, songs, and a Bible lesson scheduled for the Woman's Bible meeting.
Mr. Wiliam Peter traveled to Grand Rapids on business while Mrs. Fred Mann of 81 West Fourth Street plans a trip to Cambridge, I to visit her mother. Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Peerson also listed in the item.
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