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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1909
Page
12
The article discusses a new eggs classification plan and its expected impact on local markets and consumer prices. It notes concerns about egg quality and freshness, planned shifts in ordering and distribution, and predicted price trends with early reactions from sellers and farmers.
The New York coffee market opened quiet with prices largely unchanged ahead of midmonth trading. Dealers noted a partial advance in the European market while US futures closed barely altered, with values around 6 000 units and settlement quotes near $5.45 for September and $5.78 for December.
We Gocie in this manner to thank our trivads and relatives for Ye Kindnegt ao sympcttiiy fm one be reaverent, the detthh of wife nin Ss, ANLES STECHHR AND, FAMILY.
The case against Dr. George Snearly of Moann for wife murder faced dismissal after physicists and chemists' report exonerated him. The trial, planned for a special term, was halted and the matter may be dropped. Snearly remains at liberty on bond.
Kendallville Ind July 21 Mrs Frants El Vaught widow of JG Venight died at her Mitchell street home Sunday evening after a several week illness since her husband passed five weeks ago. She was sixty five years old and survived by her sister Mrs Gallup who cared for her. She came to Noble county with her parents as a child and married in 1866. Funeral will be Wednesday at First Methodist church with Rev J Semanix officiating and burial at nearby cemetery.
Day Rist News Theses Debut presents a recital of music and reading featuring sisters Rose and Nara Dal at a renowned church. Ruth intensifies the program with choral pieces and collaborations from host schools, while critics praise the New Boston Conservatory lineup and the Preston Presbyterian audience.
A garbled rental column lists multiple homes and rooms for rent or furnished for short terms. Entries reference streets like West Wayne, Went Wa, Went Washington, Taber, East Waxls Indian streets, and electric light. some advertise nine room houses, private families, and central locations. Contact details are illegible. inquiries urged in street or at listed addresses.
Court notices and case summaries list purchases and disputes in a county area. Details include a property transfer of 120 acres and related custody and support actions. Several hearings, temporary restraining orders, and final dates are noted with various parties and attorneys named. The fragment references Imperial Hoop Co production and county machine deliveries for city elections.
The page compiles scattered sale notices and classifieds from a historical paper, listing farms, houses, horses, vehicles, and various goods for sale. Items include land lots near Jefferson Street and Wildwood Avenue, a house with electric furnace, and multiple farm implements. Several entries mix garbled text with product mentions and contact cues, reflecting the era’s dense ad fragments.
A fire at a local market damaged the Town Street area. Fire crews evacuated residents as warnings spread about hazardous fumes. The incident led to temporary closures and investigations into the blaze.
Real estate ad describes numerous properties for sale or rent with prices, locations, and features. Includes mentions of water cisterns, brick walls, fruit trees, and various streets. Seller names include E A Robinson and W H Thorinson with contact details and office hours.
Real estate for sale from an unreadable OCR fragment. mentions acres, pricing hints, a street and city area, rooms and builders names. unclear details include location, seller, and exact terms.
Fragmentary OCR text mentioning city farms and fiber, prices, hotels, and various odd terms. No coherent events, names, or places clearly identified for a factual summary.
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