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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1901
Page
4
Fragmented weather notes for Washington and Indiana forecast warmer conditions in central and northern areas on Friday, with Saturday winds shifting to southerly. Ohio shows Friday fair with variable winds, lower Michigan expects fair to party warm, eastern areas warmer with southeast winds.
Mr KL Roms returns from Kingsland business trip while Fred Zollars goes to Plymouth and H F Kinnerk to Auburn on professional business. Hicks system tests set for Monday. J E Grahaum and wife expected from Shelbyville. J D Olds of Indiana & Ohio Traction out on business. Royal baseball social at Mrs Spalding's on South Calhoun tonight. Knights of Pythias ice cream social and band concert on the market square. Bert Lichtenwalter and Charles Bryson buy Corner barber shop. Zign's Walther League plans extensive ice cream social Friday. Electric lighting planned for school grounds and St Pauls Walther League orchestra to perform. Members of Indiana and Obts Hundie Manufacturing listed at New Avelling yesterday. Johnny Wengler of Lockeh's drugstore cited for Plymouth crisis. Rev A Wobster Valley to give a lecture on bicycles next Sunday. J W Lage to mark fifteenth Metropolitan Life Insurance anniversary with a reunion and banquet. Fishing day at Swiney Park next Thursday brings thinning of waters. All ladies children and boys under seventeen invited to fish seven to seven. no more than one rod per person.
An advertisement notes 100 boxes of wax Messina lemons sold before price advance at 20e a dozen. Additional items include extra large Pines, Navely fruit at 40e a dozen, Mediterranean Sweets at 24e a dozen, pine strawberries, California peaches, plums, apricots, and cherries. White Fruit Dust is also advertised.
Auction note lists chestnut filly and gelding four years old about fifteen hands and 900 pounds with pedigree details including Woodshed and J. B. Shed. Inquiry to A. T. Young at Wa East Market Street Thintington Md. Also includes fragmented notices about loans and textiles.
Advertising snippet touts value with close prices and goods including sugar per pound, corn, peaches, oil, butter, potatoes, ham, and gasoline. Emphasizes not needing Trading Stamps to get money’s worth through low prices and variety.
A New Brighton girl, Viola Jeandrew, visiting at E M Coombs on West Berry street, rode in a buggy alone as the coachman went inside. The harness broke, horses bolted toward Broadway, and the girl jumped out near a telephone pole injuring her leg. She was assisted and restored to her mother, with injuries described as painful but not life threatening.
Shopmen tall at James M Kane's to buy fishing tackle with prices for hooks, sinks, floats, reels, rods, and croquet gear. Offers include two for one cent tin items, joint rods with reels, sleep reds, hammocks, and large stock claimed at the lowest prices in the state.
Advertisement notes a large shoe sale with about 3,000 pairs left and a price around $4,500. Mentions a manager B. Toury at No 38 Galton Street and an earth goods listing, with details garbled but indicating a promotional event.
George Schaub of New Lebanon Ohio, a reader of the Dayton Volkszeitung, reports his wife suffered eight weeks with severe back pain until she used Chamberlin's Pain Balm advertised in the paper. After a few days the pain vanished and she could resume her duties. The balm is sold by druggists.
Two trains for Rome City begin Sunday June 23 at 6 30 and 8 30 am with return departures at 7 pm Sunday and 7 am Monday Also advertising money at 5 percent from U S Mortgage and Trust Co New York offering loans in Fort Wayne and notices of legal proceedings and local addresses.
The Lake Erie and Western railway offers a round trip fare to Terre Haute for the Indiana Music Teachers Convention and Festival. Tickets go on sale June 24 25 and 26 with return by June 29. Via Mineola and Big Four lines, the quickest route. For details call 678 228.
Trade proposals include small monthly payments with no interest or exchange for improved property and payment of any difference. Advertises desirable dwellings for sale and farms of 800 80 and 20 ani Gac for trade. Money to loan on reasonable terms from Team 25 Bank Block.
We offer 20 percent savings on bicycles sundries and repairs at Barr Berry Street Car. Hudson racer featured. Call 162 to inspect and compare prices.
The advertisement announces half price on air dyes and cosmetics, plus hair dressing, shampooing, manicuring, and facial treatments. Located at 24 Calhoun Street, Lou Block.
Birietly Tresh Tees offers a dozen eggs at Rich Grocery and Market. Baseball card today features Columbus versus Port Wayne with local interest in Port Wayne.
A truncated notice highlights a Wayne establishment offering massage and barber services at a dime-wide range with first class quality and defined hours. Strong entities include Wayne and the barbershop branding. The fragment suggests a historic city ad piece promoting low-cost grooming.
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