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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1909
Page
10
A local anti trust sermon warns that a formidable trust is forming to control air and water resources, promising to levy tribute on bread beef and oats. It cites John L. Mathews on water and soil energy and urges readers to get his article today.
City public works board met in regular session to discuss paving Spy Run avenue this year, with consensus that late season start makes contract completion unlikely. They may begin work next spring after preliminary resolutions for Runalon Avenue and other streets are prepared, while bridge improvements and new floor installations are planned with a $1000 request.
The 0. & G Line Nine steamers are the largest fastest and most luxurious on the Great Lakes. They run regular punctual service between Cleveland Detroit Buffalo Taleda Mackinac and all forts. Request a free illustrated pamphlet detailing the steamers service and destinations. Send a two cent stamp to Navigation Co Wayne St Detroit Mich.
For sale white pine lumber at 3 dollars per thousand. Seller needs space for new sheds. Contact G. H. Krudop at Francis and Hayden streets. Phone 135.
An article from Washington discusses a totem selection ritual as a social oddity. It mentions SwagKerdom satire and a mock ceremonial approach with imagined heraldry and emblems. The piece uses playful language to critique American society’s fixation on symbols and status.
The Indian school for feeble minded youth presents a public program Thursday June 1909 at 2 pm in the school gymnasium with a band concert chorus and various dances songs and finger plays. The exhibit continues Thursday 4 pm to 10 pm and Friday afternoon and evening in the chapel and administration building. OLIVER P FALK DIED AT HIS HOME AT EXE NOBLE COUNTY. funeral Tuesday at 10 am at Eel River Baptist Church.
Firefighters battled a blaze in a steam laundry coat bin Sunday evening after a neighbor report. prompt action prevented greater damage. The incident followed a week of smoke and flame notices in Kendallville with local residents noting a odor and risks in nearby flats.
The John Wilds Evaporated Milk Company promotes a new distribution push to grocers in Fort Wayne and beyond. The plan encourages stocking tall 10¢ cans, placing coupons, and advertising under local names to attract customers with a higher quality product and greater volume.
In Warsaw the Baptist group began their annual 100 mile tramp toward South Haven, Mich. A related notice records a ghost story involving Mrs Ruth Probst and family in nearby Lansing. Ligonier events include a wedding visit by A Wulehken, a piano recital by McMeans, and the death of Woodward Wear at his home near Breadway with burial slated in River cemetery.
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