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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1910
Page
6
An old ad claims a remedy to prevent spring fever and urges readers to get a date with Rexail Sarap arile. It promotes a large bottle from Meyer Bros Co and mentions Threa drug alores as part of the product description.
London June 21 Miss Mildreit Carter, only daughter of John Ridgeley Carter, married Lord Archerton at St George's Hanover Square. The ceremony, attended by royal family members, took place after a royal procession and was followed by a Dorchester House reception hosted by the American ambassador. The opening of Cohan's The American Idea and Vanity’s appearances were prominent on the social scene.
The 106 members of Company B of the 160th Indiana regiment will attend the annual reunion in Anderson on August 67. J De An draws, secretary of Company B, received a letter from the reunion committee with names and addresses to aid in arranging the event. The Ossian reunion last year is noted as a past gathering.
A Maple Grove park north of Decatur will open next Sunday with a thirty minute interurban run. The Fort Wayne Taperiniists will play the Decatur Shamrocks, followed by a picture show in the evening. A variety of attractions will be offered throughout the season.
Charles G Gates near death in Beriouly Ill with general breakdown. Attending physician fears operation may be needed to save his life. Patterson Fletcher Co. reports early week train advisory.
Mr Charles G Fox leaves 748 Taylor street for Rene City to spend summer at his cottage with his family. J Harber was run down by a reckless bicyclist crossing Main Street and bruised. Trolley poles from Calhoun street will be moved to Columbia avenue replacing wooden poles. Attorney J McBeth Smith to deliver the principal address at the annual memorial service of the LO C F lodge in Payne Ohio next Sunday. New officers for Phoenix St of Fledge to be elected next Monday. smoker and social to follow. A new market house will open with an ice cream social to benefit playgrounds fund. H K Parry of Lucas arrived and will visit W S Parry at 1919 Washington Blvd. B G Hoffman of Kekionga Golf Club calls a meeting at Anthony Wayne Club this evening to arrange for the open amateur tournament scheduled for the club grounds.
In the grocery department several items display reduced or old prices for staples including butter eggs flour potatoes prunes peaches and canned goods. Dry goods lines cover ribbons handkerchiefs and summer lawns with discounts and per yard prices listed. Bell Phone 750.
Washington dispatch reports Taft planning to attend Yale graduation in New Haven while remaining in Washington to oversee plantation matters. The president urged by lawmakers to address the railroad bank bill and met with recalcitrant senators about the tariff and other measures.
If your gas burner at your story or residence is not giving perfect service contact The Indian Lighting Co. Their maintenance department offers free service upon request. Marshes chimneys or burners delivered and installed at standard prices charged at once.
A Brown Trucking representative outlines plans to rent and repurpose motor trucks for work by Patterson Fletcher Co. Auburn receiving instructions on converting trucks for heavy use and monitoring machine durability and reliability. Union dues and garment prices appear in the text.
The 1910 Fort Wayne city and Allen County directory will be issued by Polis Directory Company on August 1. The book will be larger than last year and will list about 45 000 family and working people names reflecting the city’s growth.
Thomas Toomey is slowly recovering from injuries inflicted by a Macedonian at the Baes plant several weeks ago. He will likely leave St Joseph's hospital within two weeks and can sit up, even for a hour at a time, as recovery continues.
A terse notice states that the signer will not be responsible for any bills after Tunenth 1910 and mentions SOHN HILT in connection with bed and board, indicating a contract-related disclaimer or termination.
John TW Snig led censis work in the Twelfth Supervisor district and sent letters to 159 enumerators thanking them for completing the task. The district’s work is praised as comparable to the coatry, with few complaints. The notice mentions gas burners and maintenance services offered free by the Madhina Mighting Co for cleaning and adjustment.
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