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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1910
Page
27
Fragmentary report mentions a gardener named Schant residing near South Broadway and a series of berry weights. The text is garbled with nonsensical terms, making it difficult to extract a coherent event, date, or entities beyond a few names and a unit of weight.
Despite heat crowds fill Lyric as family show runs strong. Next week vaudeville bill features Jugalers extraordinary act, Anthrytr Rewy Pakver, and the Music Publisher comedy with Nas in a sensational ladder novelty. New pictures and songs join lineup. July 21 matinee offers free imported Japanese china keepsake for ladies.
Albion Indiana June 1 Obituary for Tacob H Parrott who died at his home Saturday at two ten minutes after two from cancer. Aged 69, born in Ohio he moved to Noble County four years ago, survived by wife three sons and one daughter. Funeral Monday 1:30 pm from Westbury Methodist Church with Rev Harris officiating, burial in Bellon cemetery. Also notes visits by Paul Cramer and Charles Bender plus local church services and upcoming pulpit duties for Rev Brings and Rev Arrick. Captain Foote and Lt Le Clear leave for Indianapolis Sunday for military training.
Kendallville Indiana June 18 The Treesh family held their annual gathering at the home of William Norris about three miles south of Corunna Saturday A modest turnout shared a noon dinner noted as the day s big feature Attending from this city were Mrs and Mrs CG Marsh and children Mrs CG Treesh and children Mrs Lea Gaskill and children and Mrs Wart Treesh from Toledo
Indiana delegates report insurgent faction seized major posts at the national Travelers' Protective Association meeting in Chattanooga. W. O. Hudgon named national president and T. S. Logan national secretary. Philadelphia won next convention over Richmond Portland and San Antonio. Local stance argues prohibition reduces saloon activity in Chattanooga and statewide. Local notices continue with social updates and ads.
Notice announces sale of a large modern poultry farm. Exhibit Sunday 2 to 6 p.m. Attendees travel via Lima interurban to stop 68, then walk north to Futter farm along a riverfront. Buildings described as new and in an ideal location.
Station Master Pan Kintsgoerday tendered resignation to Chief Ben Rillatt effective July 1. He was among Grice administration appointees seeking a change larger than the post. Court orders mention of the resignation while investigators note tension over duties and power.
Fire began from a defective chimney in the morning, damaging the residence of Al Ma Ginnia at 1224 West Mall Street and badly injuring De. Griobo at 1220. Both buildings sustained major damage, with a $25 insurance claim noted and a fire source traced to the chimney setting the roof ablaze.
At Lina yesterday the court sentenced Bert W. Fry, a Pennsylvania brakeman, for the murder trial. The justice overruled the rational for the new trial and imposed a sentence of life imprisonment upon the Italian defendant.
Kendallville items note Mrs F S Case of Los Angeles visiting relatives. Mrs. F S Case travels to Chicago with brother John Weston’s family awaiting reunion. Magnolina to play in Ashley next Sunday. Commissioner Homga opens bridges on South Main. Simona makes a business trip to Fort Wayne. Mr. and Mrs. Brick ward visit South Bend. Mrs B H Bunkers returns home.
A period-era health notice promotes a simple breakfast: Grape-Nijte with creant, Postum, and crisp toast. It claims many suffer digestive ills from improper meals, and a two day trial will prove the benefits, urging readers to read The Road to Wellville in There's a Reason packages.
Extra special opportunity on Organ avenue featuring a four room cottage 43 by 150 feet. Must be sold this week at a great bargain. Contact Walsh and Kierspe at 134 East Berry Street for details and to arrange viewing.
A dispatch from Frisco describes Jack Johnson at his training camp with Jeffries. Johnson voices frustration with overwork and training pressures, saying he cannot afford excessive gym time and that managers and trainers should respect his methods as long as rules aren t violated. He argues daily hard work could harm him and likens his fatigue to needing sleep rather than more sessions.
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