Electric Addition opens with streetcar benefits and cheap lots
The Electric Addition announces immediate opening with two streetcar tickets for visitors, cement sidewalks funded by the company, and tax support to 1912. Lots on Ontario Street at 300, Eby Avenue 350, Brown Street 400, Beach Street and Frary Avenue 425, Taylor Street 450. Adjacent to Electric Works plant budget of 2 million and near Wabash Shops and factories along Belt Line Railroad. No saloons or undesirable residents. lots sold 5 dollars cash and 5 dollars monthly at Tri-State Loan and Trust Company. Open today before gone.
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Taylor Street
Ontario Street
Eby Avenue
Brown Street
Beach Street
Frary Avenue
Electric Works
Wabash
Rastetters, Knott VanArnam
Dredge Company
Rolling Mill
Knitting Mills
Fort Wayne
Belt Line
Tri-State Loan and Trust Company
Officials to Attend Sessions at Richmond Meeting
Fort Wayne city government officials will attend the twentieth annual Municipal League of Indians meeting in Richmond June 21 to 23. Mayor McNary presides over a program featuring discussions on municipal government forms, city services, sanitation, lighting and public works with leaders from Lafayette Gary Hammond and Des Moines among others.
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Fort Wayne
Municipal League of Indians
Richmond
Chy
HH. E. Hagan
Port Wayne
John MacVicar
Des Moined
Towa
Commercial Club Corumbren
Des Moines
Elyh
Logansport
Thomas T. McNary
Second Presbyterian Church
W. W. Zimmernma
Milo Freightner
Truntington
F. M. Kistler
Loganaport
Gary
Emuel Darcow
Laeporte
M. F. Johnson
Findtey PB. Mount
Crawfordsville
Treasur
John MacVienr
National League of American Municipalities
Commission
Ion
Lawrence Becker
Lammondt
Will R. Wood
Lafayette
H. J. Curtis
Etty
Charles KR. Johnson
Madison
C. B. Cooper
Columbus
de. M. Hurty
State Board of Health
Indiannapolia
A. J. Himmann
Routh Bend
Rnorld
Grant Princhiges
A. M. Gardner
Re _ dahnron
Taraneport
Wtli
Tles Canontasion
John A. Gavitt
Hammond
Rom Ashe
Warry G. Magen
Samuel Lewis Shank
Indianapolis
William A. de
Harity Indianapnlia
Aisen
Ernest E. Clow
Noblesv
Murray Theatre
John Brey
A. Schucker
Taft
Chicago
B. H. Campbell
Ely
Elwood
J. L. Puckst Miyor
Kokoma
James Burka
Jeffersonville
Arthur D. Cunningham
Bellview Park
Marines open rifle range at Stumph Neck near Washington
The new marine corps rifle range near Washington is active this year and will host matches at Camp Perry. Capt. Harllee directs construction and training with tents, firing points, and a 1000-acre site. The facility includes a main range building, indoor and outdoor galleries, telephones, and a mess hall for about 190 men. The project uses local timber, gardens, and an artesian well, with priority on safety, marking, and instruction, and may host national matches and DC area civilian use in the future.
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Washington
Marine Corps
Camp Perry
Wil Ham
Harllee
M.C
Mandant
Patomac
Indian Head
Navy
Ain Ground
Bureau of Ordinance of
Mattawara
Kicamaxen
Ahin
Mathvoras
Bnsea
Sammardent
Jack Tranny
K. Ky ¥. Caney
Tinley Leno Magazine
Jon Tren
Watting
Resta
Marine Corps, District
Columbia
Maryland
Virginia
Ciizens
District of Colony
Oadets
Harilee
Baptist
New York
Philadelphia
Norfolk
Mr Mix the Mixer of Mishawaka in Industrial Portrait
A rugged portrait of Mix, the Mishawaka machinist, praised for relentless stamina and broad skill. He runs a complex plant section including foundries, machine shops, boiler works, and sand blast areas, earning respect from workers and foremen alike through constant problem solving.
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Mishawaka
Mix
Bgen
Svery
Puitcher
Ireformed
Tina
Fe Johns
When a Runabout Is Not a Runabout
Mr A L Randall of Decatur tested a Decatur auto at Wyss wedding anniversary. The car carried about twenty passengers for a mile each, with the vehicle overburdened yet faultless in performance. The party, returning from Fort Wayne after a shower, joined friends and relatives in the celebration.
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Decatur
Wyss
A. L. Randall
Pwr
Randall
Shen
Fort Wayne
Robison Park Week Shows Vaudeville Bill
Robison Park presents a Sunday to week program featuring Hopkins and Vogt in The Silly Kid and the Soubrette a comedy musical. Maria Clark sings and tells stories, Joe Miller’s niece jokes, Warry Edson and Wig the dog perform a famed canine act. Fifteen minutes of moving pictures open and close the bill with more drama and comedy. The show promises popular prices in Indiana.
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Robison Park
Hopkins
Vort
Silly Kid
Mise Maria Clark
Joe Miler
Chicago
Warry Edson
Sian
Dee
Vaudeyille Hnuaes
Europe
Reachor
Indiana
Wanted stenographer and office helper ad in city
Brief want ad seeks a lady stenographer and a young man for office work. Respond via P O Box 94 at the Journal-Gazette Want Ads.
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Journal-Gazette
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Taylor
Anil
Sreger
Fort Wayne Homestead Company
Indiana Munici
Gami Janer MacVicar
Hogan
Focas
Dila
Board of Public Works
City Hall
Joseph T. McNary
Flo
Anouth
Father Taylor
Ralph Waldo Emerson
Hell
Bishmallah
Grand Army Hall
Elektron Bullaing
Calvin Swingle
International Bible Students Association
Cenme
MR. MIX
Larry Randall
Decatur Gar
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