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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1914
Page
10
Fragmented notes recount a late edition style Queen Contest with horse race imagery and crowd talk. Names like Miss Swets and Miss White appear among scattered references to votes and standings, hinting at a local pageant with lingering tension.
A fragmented report shows a tight race for the queen title with several names like Axel Witte and Mae Neen mentioned in uncertain spelling. The text hints at a festival setting and a public vote, but readable details are scant and the outcome remains unresolved.
Fragmented OCR notes describe a deluge of names, places, and activities across Decatur and nearby towns. References include Lake Dunesh, Meany Fayre, multiple residents, and community gatherings with attendance and business mentions.
Fragmented court note reports Ohio youths admitting fifteen crimes. Police describe a two week period of alleged robberies and tied evidence. Names and exact dates are partially obscured in the OCR fragment.
A garbled column lists local happenings near PECAN and Patton, with references to HMOUBM, Grpaier, Rennehtis, Wedel, and Sie. mentions four years and a church service at Belew Ryvangelical Shoreh. Also notes Havas Miner and a Sunday afternoon tuber event. references to Peter Ml and local shop locations including Preble, Wish and Ty fore.
A sprawling report on Theodore Roosevelt’s political stance detailing his belief that the people should elect him, his reactions to the Progressive Party, and his declarations amid campaign pressure. It notes tensions with labor, the anti trust stance, and Roosevelt’s insistence on presenting a strong public position for the presidency.
A chaotic report outlines an aviator voyage from New York toward Takwaliesd, detailing military links and a plan involving naval officers and air routes. It notes a Haikh navy lieutenant and a New Foundland to Avares Island flight, with stop at Maudie, amid political tension and procedural delays. The scrambled text mentions a clocked crossing, timing constraints, and a prepped machine awaiting assemble.
Ossian residents attend weddings, dinners and church events. Local families including Kay and Clark celebrate engagements and visits with friends from Fort Wayne, Indianapolis and nearby towns while students and teachers prepare for exams, graduations and upcoming state conventions.
A Fort Wayne area notice details changes to Pennsylvania Lines trains and a community gathering at 207 Nay Liaw Alley. It describes a fashion sale, a party at a home, and a charity tone with several named attendees. Also listed is a For Sale ad for an Overland roadster at 275 dollars.
Fragmented oblique notice notes a chicken dinner today at Hof Brau and plans for Nordica funeral. It mentions Mel Merl, Harris, and a service in New York with unclear dates. The brief includes memorial references and a family tribute, listing mourners and local connections.
Auburn News reports dinning options at the Hof Brau Auburn with live lobsters and live soft shell crabs listed among offerings. A jumble of local notices follows mentioning a funeral, a lighting question, and various residents with scattered details.
Fragmentary note reports that checks were mailed today by a national bank. The text includes unclear phrases about candidates and dates, with several garbled names and references to a voting event and a pension fund.
A dense, garbled page of notes mentions residents and places such as Herfordt and West Manel, referencing social visits, meals, and community events. Scattered names include Mrs. Carlos, Mr. Canad Bundle Wet, Miss Udit Futsneey, and Roy Taller, with stray references to locals and households. The disorderly text also cites lawn hose, weather hints, and Palmer advertising for home services.
Unclear notes describe a boy’s actions near Washington Street and Cathe streets as a motor vehicle incident or event unfolds. Manasee IWilliams is noted in connection with a giveaway on Traxx day at Rardin pul.
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