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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1907
Page
10
Thousands seek a simple path to better health and digestion. Misna stomach tablets claim to ease indigestion, headaches, insomnia, and general stomach troubles in days. Meyer Bros. Co sells Mion in five cent boxes with a money back guarantee if not satisfied.
Three flats offered at a bargain location two blocks south of the Court House. Rent twenty dollars? Actually 90 wonth, price 13000. Cash percentage and balance by mortgage. Inquiries directed to K Vorndran or Bittingert Houk Pixley Long Block. Phones 460 or 146.
Monroeville Indiana June 13 residents and visitors fill the town’s pages with family visits and travel notes. Local expat L E Finajihohe once in California, while others like Sinas, Lawr, and Mentzer share eastern trips. Several Fort Wayne guests visit relatives, and townsfolk attend games, weddings, and church events as summer begins.
Degree at Monneledae No 2 elects officers in a May meeting at the Blglce Tron hall with Lena Wammetly Mary Green and Josephin Melneley among listed officers and attendees. Names include Bierah dadds Aneaeipr, HON Busoni peserver, Villa Belkys Week, Miles Faalie watch, Stoney Archibald, Many Senter, Dr Harrier Macbeto.
A walkout at the Waldeck system idle today as pipefitters, boppersmiths and dlaners join after John Tuegert, president of the national union, demanded a pay raise. Twenty-two workers at the local shops affected as tensions rise over wages and recognition. Master Mechanic Stith was absent, delaying official comment while a speedy settlement is hoped.
George Craile and John Shaler set out with fellow workers after shad when a dispute led to a fight and a plunge into the river. George saved himself but both men returned without success, clothes hung to dry as neighbors looked on.
Advertising list of screens priced from five cents to one dollar and a half, with screen doors and hinges included. Prices shown include 28¢ 35c 45 85c $1.00 $1.25 $1.39 $1.50 and 10c per hinge set.
Local shops advertise a large hammock sale with prices ranging from 50 cents to as high as 6 dollars and 48 cents. Shoppers can find various sizes and styles, including mid range options at several dollar amounts.
Lawn mowers and accessories priced to attract buyers include Winch Mowers at $2.25 and Kane's Bird adds a warranted option at $2.98. Grass shears 15c, 50ft lawn hose $3.00, hose reels 58c, nozzles 35c, sprinklers 5c, rakes 1sC, lawn rakes 30c.
Go carts advertised as the largest line in the city are offered at popular prices, highlighting affordable options for recreational use. The promotion emphasizes a wide selection and accessible pricing to attract casual buyers.
The listing shows Bathing Trunks priced at 1c and 59c bathing suits, Water Wings at 250, Croquet Sets at 50c and 69c, with an 98e tag. This compact notice advertises fishing tackle and summer gear available in Bathing city.
Ganry state and Roth form a mills dollar venture for railroad use. The American crash Vig company is incorporated in Minnesota with plans to operate from Chicago. Pennsylvania railroad experiments at Shirley, Indiana inspire the Richmond group. Output will support Rock Inland, C. Co. & Bl. La and Wisconsin Central. Byron Holmes drives a test run from Chicago to Hobart behind a remarkable engine.
Today Van Wert Ohio hosts a grand firemen’s tournament with 45 bands and over 75 uniformed units. Special trains from the Pennsylvania and Cincinnati Northern will carry crowds, promising a standout event for years to come.
A party led by Mrs W J Harrah an of the vice president of the Tli nois Central traveled by the vice president's car No 1 through the city to Atlantic City. The Western Gas Co has hired several university guards and Charles Harber will join the drafting department today. The Pennsylvania pay car arrived and paid off several offices as the shop prepares for another payday, marking the largest payroll in years.
The Eleventh Cavalry traveled through the city yesterday with four pieces of equipment and horses, en route to Fort Ethan Allen in Vermont. The regiment arrived via the Nickel Plate from Des Moines, Iowa, traveling in two sections as part of its movement.
The text records Loula Stichel being elected Monday night as a delegate to the International Association of Machinists meeting by Friendship Lodge No. 70 with G. I. Rosse as alternate. Mr. Trowen represents the electric works. The annual meeting will be held at St. Louis in September.
Across the foundry and railroad sectors, several workers sustained injuries and one man was hospitalized. Reports describe broken bones in the hand of John Withpan, plus various injuries among Pennsylvania Railroad and Wabash employees. Several workers are listed as undergoing treatment or layoff, with crews moving between plants and offices. The article notes upcoming union events and worker excursions, including a locomotive engineers group gathering and an electricians’ excursion to Rome City.
A vintage ad touts Stearns Electric Rat and Rosch Paste for housekeepers to exterminate roaches rats and mice. Applied in sinks and on shelves at night it supposedly yields dead pests by morning and outperforms powders. Sold by druggists or female agents at 40 cents a box, with postal route details in Butland NY.
Several brief notes record travel and duties for business figures. Ward Burger of Lake Shore trips to Ypsilanti for a college graduation. Berna Forster of Port Wayne is among the graduates. HW Klarper of Bowser Company ads heads in Ohio with Ms Harper away. Travies covers ad duties. J M Garvin of Rock Row Fur Co travels for talks with Rae works officials including Kevin West.
Community page item notes a June 20 event by Zion's Walther League featuring Straw Sailors priced from $1.00 to $5.00 and Panamas from $5.00 to $15.10. Patterson-Fletcher Co. listed as promoter or sponsor.
Charges brought by Salonweaper Kestner and Francis Mancy against Police Sergeant Hearty Harkenrider were briefly presented to Judge Dreiholts. The hearing is scheduled Friday at 8 p.m. Netleatha reported Frank Albrecht, a fireman, was placed on disability pension. The Patterson Pletcher Co. special suits attract many patrons with Straw Sailors priced 000 to 35.00 and Panamap 5.0 to 15.00.
The Indiana State Bar will hold its annual meeting in Indianapolis July 9 and 10 with sessions at the Country Club and the Federal Building. President Daniel Fraser of Fowler will preside. other officers include Vice President Dante of Lafayette and Secretary Merrill Moores of Indianapolis. Read page 2 Patterson-Fletehear ad for details.
Police arrested two Fort Wayne men in Albion after locals reported suspects posing as authorities. Witnesses described a rifle and plan to flee as officers pursued them. Investigators traced the men to a staged encounter used to lure victims and gather gear.
The fragment describes a missing lover case involving Leela Tulor and another woman, with reference to toledo events, Chief Ankontruck, and Detective Lena. It notes someone fled home days ago and that authorities planned a morning probe into the affair. The garbled text implies a sensational local crime or personal scandal with unnamed names and uncertain details.
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