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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1901
Page
4
The forecast calls for showers in Indian and Lower Michigan on Saturday with Sunday turning fair. Fresh southerly winds accompany the showers, with similar conditions expected for Whip events.
Attorney C H Worden heads to Winona Indiana while Judge Zollars travels to Plymouth for professional matters. Judge Taylor to Chicago on business. H Liss departs for Chicago to engage with his foundry. Jay Woolsey returns to Kansas City from the city. A W Monroe of Queen Fire Insurance visits for business. Abbie Woriermark to perform at Rome City. P A Randall back from Ann Arbor reunion. H C McMakin attends Indiana Soldiers Orphans Home commencement. City Clerk Schmidt to Buffalo with Eintracht for national singing test. Mina Guite Kramer of Decatur operated on for appendicitis, recovering. John Fitzgerald, Connecticut Fire Insurance agent, visiting. S M Hench to headline Fourth of July in Albign Noble Co. Plans to organize property sale in Dultry New York. Building permits issued for Hanna Street and Columbia Avenue projects. Dr Moss Deming operated on Mrs Lou Schoentein at St Joseph’s Hospital with good recovery. Tighe J O’Reilly elected alternate delegate to national convention. Amalgamated clout honors H A Wiebke for leadership. Superintendent Alexander Johnson briefs plans for balling home project. Archbentic Grindlis and others to be consulted regarding building plans.
Saturday morning sale listings from Kalamazoo feature celery 25 cents, Yomo Grown Peas four for? cucumbers two for? potatoes 30? onions 0? beans six for a quarter, tomatoes 10 cents, cherries, lemons 20 cents a dozen, California peaches apricots plums and cherries at White Fruit House.
An advertisement urges every boy in Fort Wayne to wear knee pants and touts a national pant with double seat and liner. It claims durable Telfast linen tape seams elastic waist and warrantied non ripping, offering 1,500 pairs for sale in multiple styles from Reuben Patterson.
Not so plenty of strawberries but a fair sunny spell brings a spring sale. Baty onlay and desirable size fruits join new potatoes cabbage peas beans tomatoes and all new vegetables at Shelton's Five West Main Street. Sale closes tonight at 10 20 p.m. Oriental image at 109 Calhoun Street.
Today only at RIC Grocery and Meat Market in Ed La Horat Tash offers discounts on all Gily and New over Flat selections. Ed La store promotes fresh products and daily specials for local shoppers.
The Lake Erie and Western railway offers round trip tickets to Terre Haute for the Indiana Music Teachers Convention and Festival. One fare for the round trip, sale June 24 25 and 26, returning June 29. Direct route via L E W for fastest travel. For details call New York 574-222. LeRoy Crapper Daily June 21-22.
FOR SALE Chestnut filly gelding four years old fifteen hands SOR pounds Sire Woodwhed dam Mee Gregor Chief. Inquire A. J. Youne 124 Hast Market Street Flintington Td Eat Wieth.
The J B Mortgage and Trust Co of New York advertises money at 5 percent in Fort Wayne through agent management. It promises quick applications, various terms, and possible property loans with favorable conditions. Also listed are real estate and cosmetic services with unrelated business lines and street addresses.
The fragment mentions a face massage event at the Wayne during meal hours and a baseball game between Columbus and Fort Wayne. Details are sparse but indicate local services and a sports listing for today.
Local advertisement touts value pricing and close prices on groceries and household goods. It markets grams, sugar, tomatoes, corn, peaches, coffee, butter, potatoes, ham, and gasoline with emphasis on savings and avoiding fake trading stamps.
H. G. Wiegmann listed with home phone 602 at 199 Lafayette Street. Local directory entry notes contact details for residents and households in the area.
Koemlinger and Baur trumpet We Are Sti in the Lead in fishing tackle and sporting goods. They claim the lowest prices, large stock, and high standards at 47 East Columbia Street. The ad ridicules a rival’s price and urges customers to buy now, promising fair pricing on all items.
A crowded Saturday sale features discounted food items and produce. Dressed chickens priced low per pound, canned tomatoes two for a quarter, sugar corn and coffee offered at reduced rates. Bananas, oranges, strawberries, wax lemons, and other fruits attract shoppers as the market promises a large shipment of spring goods and significant savings.
An OCR fragment advertises a closeout on bicycle suits with prices around four dollars for a certain item and eight dollars for another, mentioning sellers Reuben and Pattenbon. The text is garbled but indicates a bulk clearance and discounted prices.
Fragmentary 1910s style ad notes price deals on potatoes prunes soap and canned goods. Mentions Keystone store locations 228 and 240 Canyon Street with trading post branding and multiple brand names.
Justice Tancey will try Constable Prill of Lake township for drunken jogging. A saloon keeper whom Prill reprosecuted is said to be long in their slnewer. George McDowell of Slighdon testified against F. X. Miller. Three warrants threaten Treol BI, Creighton avenue pharmacist, for desecration of the Sabbath and for selling firmor Hogally. Other charges loom for Justice Bullermann.
Beaumont Gil Fields describes low rates and direct line train service via Queen and Crescent with Towle W. C. Rinearson and G. P. A. Cincinnati Ohio as a travel or rail advertisement highlighting convenient connections and regional agents.
Potatoes down and home grown fruits on offer at Greatest Grocery Co opposite the postoffice. Cin Black Misberries strawberry specials, ripe cherries by the quart, pineapples, gooseberries, sweet peas and celery. Fresh produce includes tomatoes, new and old potatoes, cauliflower, green beans, and fresh dressed spring chickens, lamb, veal, mutton, pork, and steaks. Phone 315.
A terse, unclear fragment references others and indicates several items are missing or not yet identified. No names, dates, or concrete details are present to verify the event or entities involved. The text suggests additional items exist but remains unreadable.
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