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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1901
Page
4
The forecast warns of rain on Thursday and Friday across Ohio and Dinvis with windy conditions. In Michigan, showers expected Thursday with Friday fair skies and variable winds.
Dr W A Jones travels to Elk hart on business. Kendallville visitors Mr C Beyer and Mr Park in the city. lodge officers to be elected by Ancient Order of United Workmen. Cambridge City and Defiance callers in town. Real estate man Homer Van Meter back from Hoagland. Trustee named in Elias Lathrop bankruptcy. Class reunion trip to Ann Arbor. Baptist Chorus meets tonight replacing Friday. Wayne Street M E club holds meeting at Mrs Vesey home. Cathelic Benevolent Legion president attested in Garrett. Epworth League meets tonight at the home of Mr and Mrs W Dod. No Friday social at Dr Vin Buskirk’s residence. New two story school planned for Awrort with 5400 estimated cost. Fort Wayne Humane Society speaker to address congregation. Picnic at Avilla on Tuesday July 25 with program and meals. Trinity Lutheran ladies host a social at Mrs Pape’s on St Marys Ave. City band to give concert with light refreshments.
A fragment from a fruit trade ad notes lemons for hot weather and large shipments from California. It records that the White Fruit House and Mediterranean Sweets sold 250 dozen lemons. The Wayne Encampment No 152 I O F elected officers including W S Catshall GP, MA Nelson SW, HW Chen H Pa, and others.
Round trip tickets to Buffalo are one and one third rare for a return by Nickel Plate with 15 day return validity. Tickets on sale at all stations or via agents. Carried by C A Asterlin, T PA Fort Wayne Ind. Advert says New Calderwood Hotel welcomed crowds at Tris and Turnverela meets, noted kindly expressions from visitors boosting out of town trade.
On Thursday Ae Riel Grocery and Meal Market offer two loaves of bread while other nearby stores advertise similar quality. The notice highlights Dyer Studio Route and street names, noting alternatives of comparable taste and value.
Mrs Sparrow wins contract for Vane ditch west of Columbia City extending 723 feet south with a width of 13 to 1 feet and depth seven feet. Estimated cost 1440 plus a 12 9090 foot lateral costing 6750. Seven bids were submitted amid competition. Dr Bull's Cough Syrup advertised in the same notice.
Smooth Michigan potatoes and large potatoes headline a grocery list with Louisiana onions, flours, bacon, corned beef, and assorted meats. Derby island and prices appear, with a contact line for Greatest Grocery Co near Portatties and a 315-378 phone number.
The Trades Council and Labor Council announce a special Benton gathering tonight to discuss a grave matter of importance at the usual venue after the evening ball. RR, Brom Jd Mile.
Fragmentary ad text offers strawberries at SICELTON with suggestions of pricing and trade terms. Mentions Malin and a vague call for customers. Readable names include W. Malin and SICELTON.
A half off sale advertised for trimmed hats at New York Hair Bazaar located at 124 Calhoun St Lat Block. The notice mentions hair care services and products like dyes, shampoos, and manicuring but the readable text centers on the promotional hat sale and shop address.
9 foot class barbers off the line find during meal hours. Free wheel offers and a Hudson racer promotion. Tarmon and Thompson advertise from the corner of Barr and Berry Streets with phone 102.
In Justices Courts bail was posted for J Adis amid assault in a battery charges against William Parker at the me port. George McDowell of Sheldon sought by warrant for assault and lottery. Seven occupants at 17 and 11 Lafay ette street were fined after a raid. Blanche Travis versus Charles Shafer, a bastardy case, sent to circuit court for $509. Enoch Smith of Pleasant township arrested for Sabbath desecration after a dispute with village youths. Case to be heard by Squire France.
A letter promotes Allen's Foot Base as a dainty toilet powder for gloves, absorbing perspiration and preserving fabric. Physicians and nurses are urged to try its absolute purity, with Dr W C Subott of the Chicago Clinic endorsing the preparation. The product is sold by English shoe stores, price 250, with samples available by mail from Allen 3 Olingted Le Roy NY.
Friday evening at six o'clock Dre Smith will demonstrate IMRATN the system they are teaching by giving a Cree treatment to anyone interested in this wonderful region. New volumes are being formed constantly. For further information or a free pamphlet call or address Rooms 4 6 and Belinitz block.
Two trains commence Sunday June 23 at 6 30 and 8 30 am with return trips to Rome City at 7 pm Sunday and 7 am Monday Money at 5 per cent the U S Mortgage and Trust Co of New York offers unlimited loans at 8 per cent Repay any time control attorney Owah N Heaton will receive applications at offices corner Haunt and Terry streets Vacant lots on small monthly payments no interest or exchange for improved property including dwelling trades Farms listed for trade and money to loan on reasonable terms Room 25 Bank Block PREISTROFPER
Police report photographer C. J. Miner helped process five prisoners at the jail for a rogues gallery display yesterday. Jack Devaney, William Tobage, and Charles Drew were sent to county jail for fifteen days on vagrancy and drunkenness charges.
An old advertisement touts Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup as a universal teething remedy used by millions for over years. It claims to soothe the child soften gums ease pain cure wind colic and diarrhoea with druggists worldwide recommending it. The price is twenty five cents per bottle.
Fragmentary OCR shows a money loan entry tied to a firm or attorney, with partial text indicating a loan amount and docket elements. Names, dates, and full actions are unreadable, leaving core facts as an unsecured loan reference within a legal filing.
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