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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1902
Page
4
Weather report notes warm Sunday with cooler winds on Saturday. Light winds from the west across Michigan, with Saturday bringing fresher conditions and a risk of mixed temperatures.
City brief details several local moves and events with multiple names and places. Barrett Man joins Caltector post at Hie Ghy Trek. Blemen relocates to Treutmen Gulldieg on Galkban. Lois Pus family heads to Wome City for summer. Willson underwent surgery and is recovering. Various residents relocate, retire, or return from Bloomington and Hoagland. a Derby and legal notices appear amid property and accident losses including a damaged Calhoun store and a fire at a two story home with substantial damage.
Fragmentary advert shows chickens and old hens priced and described with terms like broth dressed and Trestle dressed. Mentions Saturday morning shipment and local produce items including raspberries cherries and vegetables.
Dr. Morgan receives Teller Pron invitation. Dr. Ochner of Chicago accepts to attend the Allen County Medical Society summer meeting at Mulisen park on July 1. The meeting gathers physicians from across the country in a formal professional event.
Local citizens cite relief from kidney disorders after using Doan's Kidney Pills. J Noll of 175 Lartholtre recalls hip pain backache and discolored secretions improving after taking the remedy. Buster-Milburn Co. distributes 50 cent packages. remember the name Doan's.
Mr George Otek displays palm and lye rows within a stately garden setting. The tropical garden appearance invites visitors to enjoy a serene space. The event features decorative plants and an atmosphere of calm, refined pleasure amid careful landscaping.
A garbled OCR listing items for sale at 222 and 224 W. Main, including eggs, tomatoes, cabbage, peppers, and other produce. Customers are urged to ask for Geer at the stall, with hours and street location emphasized.
Special sale of Kodake cameras and photo supplies advertised for a few days only. Buy your camera and supplies new while they are cheap at Becky O'Brien, corner Calhoun and Washington Streets.
Fragmented OCR text describes Hammocks at Kane's with garbled phrases about colors, prices, and products. It mentions flames, famine, and a corner, but the meaning is unclear. The piece reads as a damaged catalog or advertisement with stray terms and misordered words.
We will sell Saturday June 21 all go carts and baby carriages for one day only from 1 to 4. James M. Kans's store advertises a sale of secondhand items and miscellaneous goods.
An insert from James M. Kane touts fishing tackle with claims of first hand sourcing and better profits. The ad promises a wider selection than any other shop, urging customers to buy at Kane's for lower prices east or west.
A damaged OCR note records a mid century event in which WA Pae and Dalor K Ey are mentioned alongside Pheetn and Oars RO Canteens. The fragment hints at a sale or listing affecting local shops. Details are incomplete but suggest a public or community sale setting.
An old classified fragment from St. Louis Strom Arcade features Bly & Walker advertising a dry goods wholesale line. The note references a unique Viano instrument, touting durability and tone and linking to a long history yet offers unclear product specifics.
The Washington club, title aspirants in the American League, will host the championship game on Sunday June 22 at 3 PM. Current plans outline a citywide event with seating and ticket details forthcoming. Meanwhile Strauss Brothers & Co of Ligonter Ind advertise farms and loans, noting weekly abstraction services by John G. Feller in Fort Wayne, Ind.
The Victor Talking Machine is sold for all entertainments acting as orchestra or soloist capable. Mor sale with all the records by Guy Canlin opposite Cathedral State. Open Saturday nights 4 to 9 oclock, and Clone other nights at 6:20.
Public auction at the MW and C TR stock yards in Fort Wayne Indiana on Saturday June 28 1902 starting at 10 o clock a m. The sale lists fifteen one year olds and ten two year olds cows calves and drivers aged three to six years with high quality stock described as best lot of work horses and drivers offered. Terms are six months credit with 6 percent interest from date and approved security. H T Stapleford is the auctioneer.
Fragmentary hotel advertisement describes direct seafront views with steam heat and open bays. Mentions verandas and elegance, but text is garbled with many unreadable fragments.
A garbled passage hints at warm days and a summer event or performer. Phrases about a THPPLIE MOT and aeticians appear mangled. No clear names, places, dates, or organizations can be reliably identified from the readable text.
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