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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1907
Page
11
An advertisement touts Nerve Force as the key to energy and happiness, claiming it strengthens nerves to end fatigue and restore vigor. It promotes Dr. Blackstone's electro medical treatment, vowing improved digestion, heart function, and overall vitality through a regimen that fuels nerves and daily life.
Dr Blackstone located near Wayne and Harelson reports central medical updates and specialty work in the improvised facility.
Churubusco Ind June 18 A warrant was served on Dan Lung saloon proprietor after Mrs Virgil Brumbaugh attempted to shoot her husband and three others last Saturday night The affidavit alleges Lung violated the screen ordinance the following Sunday Lung waived preliminary hearing and was released to await the September term officials note a concerted effort to drive Lung out of business
Columbia City on Monday afternoon Lewis Kellogg of Wynkoop and Erdman, working on South Main, suffered a sudden appendicitis attack. Doctors decided immediate operation. He was placed on the 7 o clock train and taken to St Joseph hospital for surgery, waking well after anesthesia and expected to recover swiftly. The report also notes a name misread as Charles Braele of Union townaldp.
Waterloo Indiana June 14 The Old Settlers meeting to be held here Thursday week promises to bring to the city the pioneer residents from DeKalb County with a large attendance by other citizens An interesting program has been prepared The address of the day will be delivered by Hon Thomas E Marshall of Columbia City
Firefighters battled a blaze at Myers Bakery on South Mall street in Columbia City. A brick from the bakery oven caused the blaze to start. water from a hydrant flooded the area as firefighters contained the inferno and limited property damage.
In a Caldwell murder case, testimony details a Denver dated letter and telegrams linking Harry Orchard to plans around the Steunenberg killing. The defense challenges Orchard on motive, ownership shifts of the Hercules mine, and prior confessions as the state seeks to prove conspiracy and retaliation.
Columbia City ind June 18 The fe story of Marvin Kuhua will beginn next Sunday's Issue of the Journal Gazette and will be continued daily until complected District Deputy Jumya Carnant of Anderson is organiiaing a camp of Modern Woodmen at Coesas Miss Mary Hoban of Union town ship has gone to Valparaten to attend the summer test of the Northern Indiana Normal college The Vandalia will run fnother ex cursion to Lake Maxlnkuckee and Logansport at Sunday June 30 Dr Ida Moore osteopath will spend Wednesday of anch woul do this city Miss Ruth Lorber in Chicago ts attendance at the wedding of her cous in Misa Ethel Gross Mian Gross has Visited frequently in this city Born to Mr and Mrs Eugene Hyre Tuanday morning a girl The annual reunion of the Pence families will be held at Shriner's Tale ineat Thincodhy Dr Bruce Hart of Churubusco went to Prophetaville illinois today to meet his wife who had been visiting relatives to that vicinity Mr and Mrs James Wastburn have taken up their residence at their Loon Lake cottage for the summer Leigh Hunt Jr worn of the mining magnate arrived In the city Monday evening and was taken to the home of his grandparents Mr and Mrs Frank Tix Hunt near Fitna he was just fn ished in year's work at Yale collage nant will spend a portion of the sam mer with his relatives in this county His father is expected there about July 4th from the Orient
Column city report states Awtcil Brown a former employee on the Panama canal sailed today for a month’s furlough with family. He plans to visit the Jamestown exposition New York City and other points of interest before returning to Panama at the end of leave.
Fragmentary text from Fremont minor news mentions several individuals and vague events. The garbled OCR references names like Clarke Watters and Angus, plus places such as Kinderhook and Auburn, with uncertain action and ages around seventy years. The overall meaning is unclear due to transcription errors.
In Angola Indiana locals share social notes as Mrs Badth spoke at LaWis Boonly home near Fox Lake. Ernest Levarter hosts visiting relatives while Dr Robert Gille aids a patient. Hillsdale Michigan trip planned for Lowe and family to attend Edsallin College commencement. A college student pampered Halt seeks care after meningitis symptoms. The 2. C. club enjoyed a Saturday gathering with a 1 o clock supper at a rural home on Maui Maumes Street.
In Pleasant Lake notes residents report a week at Grass Creek with the Covert family and Mrs Brilth, while others spend Sunday with relatives in Anson. A doctor and attorney visit Barry Grumbling in Boringgort, and Miani Cloks Close Seat is noted with a murder inquiry around Barry Grumbling.
A garbled town page notes a student from Chicago University visiting friends for a few days amid quarantine restrictions. It mentions a Methodist church pastor returning work, fever quarantine, and public health actions affecting households. The creator of Marvin Isuhes plans a Sunday issue with daily chapters.
Auburn case details a jury verdict late at night finding Chri Penning guilty of assault and battery instead of assault with intent to kill in a Garrett fight case. Penning received imprisonment in jail as punishment. Additional local items note a serious abdominal surgery in Albion with uncertain recovery prospects, and LaMont Tethers animal show arrival in Columita key, with large crowds and a parade.
Calvin Bander, son of former county hon. Harry Souder, a veteran in public service, has accepted a government timekeeper job in Panama at 190 a month. He resigned as clerk at Myara restaurant to depart via New York on Thursday, heading to Panama next week.
The Wayne Street Missionary Society closed its annual session with officer installations led by Mrs J G Murray of Lignier and a talk on work among Negroes in the South. New officers include Mrs J Jones president and Mrs D Edmonds recording secretary, with prayer from Pastor Ben. The meeting promoted aid for the poor and temperance, and Patterson Fletcher Co advertised bathing suits.
Read our ad on page two detailing prices at $15 and $25. This brief notice highlights current store offers and invites readers to view the advertisement for full details.
An old Patterson Fletcher Co advertisement offers union underwear at low prices from 25 cents to $2.00, inviting readers to shop Patterson Fletcher Co. for affordable garments.
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