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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1902
Page
4
The fragmentary weather notice mentions unsettled conditions with showers and fresh winds. It hints at possible changes in wind direction and a cautious forecast for the coming days, though many phrases are unclear.
Local news notes a basket picnic at Swinney Park scheduled for Tuesday with attendees including business leaders and legal professionals. Mentions upcoming trips and community gatherings, including a vigil and social events across the region.
Local merchants advertise fresh produce including new potatoes priced at 2 cents per peck, along with references to fresh country bread, hens, wax lidaz, acne tomatoes, and dressing offers. The readable OCR is fragmentary but indicates a spring market promotion.
Thousands gather at Wollfs store for a community sale tied to textile workers as a nor’easter looms. Promotions promise discounts on knitting nails and bargain goods, with anticipated entertainment and door prizes for attendees despite stormy weather warnings.
The record lists multiple civil filings in the superior court including Henry Kammeyer suing Joseph Sluts over assets, A. R. Seavy Cardcare Company suing Janis Whisner for 175, and John McMallen et al seeking a mechanic's lien for 10. It notes the Branstrater estate partition proceedings presided by Judge J. We ACE, with commissioners appointed for estate partition and a divorce action where Judge Vesey denied the divorce. Licenses issued and related notices appear, alongside various procedural items.
An ad announces a Monday flower sale at Daugherty's millinery, 420 Chilli sites. A Kansas City physician explains sunstroke first aid, emphasizing cooling the victim, elevating limbs, shielding head, and careful whiskey dosing, with cautions about heat risks and the need for prompt care.
An old-time ad touts a wide range of sporting gear and fishing equipment from Volzworths Expert to Climax reels. It claims imported items, brass ferrules, and “lower prices” with direct-from- factory sourcing, listing a 1914 Cathoun Street address and FRIGBURGER HBWE.
Business notice offers Kodak Cameras and photo supplies at Brently reduced prices for a few days only. Also advertises a carpet remade service and a clearance sale with a telephone contact and location at corner Culhoun and Washington streets.
A damaged OCR fragment describes a Victor BMachite device used for entertainments with unclear roles. It mentions a singer and the Cathedral Store in a Saturday night setting with closing times around 20 hours, plus incomplete street or event details.
Very brief classified notice by Vestry Heaton law offices announcing money loans at specified percent rate. Mentions mortgage on Fort Wayne property and improvements to state. Includes office location at Court and Berry streets.
Fragmentary text mentions a durable, valuable history of Fort Rives as the title of a reliable account. References to masque pianos and names like Steck, Fenton, and Axelantyely appear, suggesting a period piece or advertisement within a local newspaper.
Fragmentary notice lists individuals including Ami W. Haberkerp and John Nitink proposing dwelling erections on Wells Street and Danrison Street with stated costs of 100 and 30 dollars respectively, plus a 150 dollar item on Hanus Street. Other details are unreadable.
Fragmentary notice reports a trustee sale where huts are sold regardless of cost at Daugherly's. The readable text mentions an annual excursion, a Nickel event, and a cast of horse consignments from various stock farms for a June sale, with twenty horses listed from Tealtle Creek and other sources.
A fragmented listing notes Hotel Dayton at Wildwood, Nebraska, describing basic amenities and daily layout. The readable text emphasizes direct views, pool area, and common facilities while referencing a modern, comfortable setting for guests.
Wednesday sale at Lewis Street Cash Store features discounted goods including 4e Muslin, Teya and Talenma Powder. Shoppers are invited to explore Se Mb Ant and seven other bargains amid a crowded display of staple items.
A quirky device mixes cherries and fruit in a single dish while a large machine drives mixing into place. The ad promises custom kitchen goods and personal service, aiming to meet every customer wish with quality products.
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