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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1914
Page
2
A fragmented OCR page shows a Fort Wayne Journal Gazette masthead with assorted notices and retailer listings. The text contains subscription terms, prices, and references to postal delivery, with scattered commentary about national affairs and public notices amid garbled lines and stray names.
A jumble of phrases suggests a chaotic public communication linking civic matters and blame. The text references streets, funds, and people, with scattered mentions of places and authorities, implying a debate over public conduct and allocation of resources amid confusion.
An old notice references Fort Wayne Oil & Supply Co located at 225 and 227 East Columbia Street. It highlights available items including imperial casings and Red Cross tubes noted as long mileage options with reasonable expense. The fragmentary text mentions riverways and bridges in a descriptive, period blueprint style.
In Indianapolis chairman Korbly outlines conditions and plans with Hoover era figures. Reports describe deliberations on spending, reservations, and upcoming party strategies. Coalition members and workers convene to discuss conference aims, selections of leaders, and dates for further actions.
Fragmentary notice describes a clothing house or tailoring business offering suitings at 27.50. It mentions Mensery and a May event, plus discussions of factories and employment prospects in a vague industrial context. The readable text is scattered and unclear.
A fragmented report describes an effort to ensure free mail delivery to rural villages. It notes logistical congestion and policy objections, with references to a central hub and local civil service, and mentions potential nationwide delivery considerations impacting residents and post offices.
A fragmented Fort Wayne Columbia City News item reports on cemetery improvements and fundraising, with scattered names and local events. Mentions church upkeep, foundations on Milxworth and Mice, Vos, Hunt, and a golf gathering by Clover Lent club. Also notes a Wisconsin graduate returning home and local athletics with university bowling and sports mentions.
The speaker argues that neutrality offers peace while states use reprisals short of war, creating a quasi neutral class of nations. He urges Hague discussions on governing this state, saying it may redefine international relations and avert full war. He notes a Mexican blockade without war could have delayed invasion and seizure of territory.
Directions to popular summer resort areas are given. From Hamilton Indiana, take Lake Shore to Pleasant Lake and then mobile service to Island Hotel. W. S. Kime, proprietor, offers information via phone 578.
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