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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1916
Page
2
The passage discusses profits and politics around munitions for both European and home markets, notes confusion over figures and philanthropy, and mentions a parade by Fort Wayne schoolchildren and civic efforts. It reflects wartime sentiment, diplomacy, and public notices amid a broad mix of historical commentary.
Indiana voters head to November elections as Fort Wayne plans a large parade of 3000 children from Port Wayne to demonstrate civic awakening. The event aims to boost public health, beauty, and city pride while urging car owners to volunteer vehicles for the march.
Fragmented prose discusses traffic congestion in a busy center, noting rising auto use and futile attempts at solutions. It argues for reasonable regulation balancing drivers rights with public safety, urging thoughtful, personal-convenience aware measures.
A historic call asserts that women must meet the same intellectual standards as men. It emphasizes service to America and the world, urging equality in scholarship and practical efforts, with balanced traits of efficiency, vision, and humility guiding college women toward broader humanity and duty.
The resignation of County Agent Clarence Henry ends nearly two years of service in Allen county. His work elevated agricultural progress, benefiting Fort Wayne and the region. He joins Purdue University’s extension department under Professor Christie, with a successor yet to be found.
A historical editorial argues war with Mexico would be protracted and costly, urging a strong reserve force and practical training. It warns Mexican resistance, factional leaders like Villa and Obregon, and the vast terrain could prolong conflict despite U.S. military superiority, with intervention seen as arduous and bloody.
The report speaks of a cessation of fighting and the goal of a stable government with restored order and industry. It notes that if Mexico obstinately presses the issue with the United States a large costly undertaking will be carried out thoroughly.
Government experts study sawdust waste in U S timber. Experiments show potential in alcohol production from sawdust and dehydration to create carbohydrate cattle feed. Wood flour aids dynamite, flooring, paper, and linoleum. Norway uses it in mills. value rises to about 162 dollars per ton.
An article discusses democratic push for civil service reforms including a retirement law for disabled and superseded workers, aiming to raise government efficiency and attract legislative support. It contrasts party positions on hospitalisation plans and broader efficiency measures within the federal workforce.
Weather data shows highest temperature 42 on the sth with 58 total precipitation for the month at Muronmirr. Relative humidity and indoor vent details are mentioned. A policy note discusses retirement pension provisions and potential elimination for disabled employees, arguing the pension cost is small compared with efficiency gains.
Kendallville Indiana June 1 mayor reports telegram from Washington confirming federal building for Kendallville. news says Clarke Clinton and Cyrus Clin announce survey funds, paving work on Diamond street, and a push for nearby improvements. locals note new water mains, hospital signage updates, and shifting nearby plans as community awaits formal action.
A fragmented report notes George Bitter state treasurer and other officials including Thury Grube and Wrymouth at the Indicum Forum. It hints at discussions on diet and energy, with mentions of three meals a day and related public finance figures.
Obituaries report Frederick Wagner dies at 57 from poison. funeral at Salem Reformed church with interment at Lindenwood. Henry Thiele, 82, dies after a broken hip and age infirmities. long residence in Allen county. Augimt Husenard, Frederick Miller, Carl Tarnett, Mrs. Rachel Pull, and William Edwin Griffiths noted with funeral plans and interments. Local survivors listed include spouses, children, and extended family.
To make summer or suburban homes as comfortable as city homes through complete electric lighting and power. Prices $200 plus details provided by H. Walker, general agent, 12 North Erie Street, Toledo, Ohio. The notice promotes home electric services and product offerings with emphasis on comfort and convenience.
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