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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1907
Page
5
A bustling sale ad lists hundreds of items from mowers to bathing trunks at cut prices. Highlights include 18 inch mowers for 2.25, folding go carts, lawn hoses and Spalding balls. Large variety of clothing, accessories, and home goods advertised as special values with aggressive daily pricing.
Attorney W P Deny recovering in IL. Morrison Skelton and Cal. figures in war status. Veterans Gospel works at Eureka hall. barber John H Miller improving from smallpox. Father Charles McCulloch kin to local family in VA critical. Titvd Presbyterian preacher Frank Fos to share pulpits in Loskasport. Local science and education committees active. insurance and athletic club developments in progress. New floor work and athletic facilities planned. multiple local names and addresses listed. real estate plans for a $2,000 brick home on Fraokiln Street site under way.
An old grocery and department store flyer listing guaranteed fresh eggs, butter, lard, sugar, meats, canned goods, and a large emphasis on Veribest canned products. It promotes floor specific discounts on ladies wear, millinery, and children’s lingerie, plus a Haviland china sale and a farmers section offering fresh eggs and butter.
All varieties of boudoir bathroom and household toilet items are displayed with low prices. Visit to inspect the large assortment before leaving.
A birdseye view map of Fort Wayne, detailing city geography, churches, schools, hospitals, police, and other districts. The work includes street references and a directory-style layout with a general plan of the city. Mr. Th. Darkiweld prepares the map with M. L. Helpman Jr introducing the edition. Estimates furnished. Location: 1023 Calhoun St. phone 572.
Hicksville residents fear the Toledo Wa basha Street line will require moving 67 buildings if the route passes through Hicks ville with the line along the east side of the highway. Building moves rise to 80 if the road is placed on the west side, potentially transforming the town.
Members of the board of public works, exhausted from a trip to Indianapolis, met to inspect pavement work on Worry Street and to confer with contractors bidding on the municipal electric light plant. A brick addition in Hanna's addition will cost about 2500 dollars.
Deputy sheriffs Magnenard and Eisenhut arrested a man in Woodburn yesterday on a complaint from residents of the locality. The prisoner, who gave the name Mike Sullivan, was booked in Justice Hawthorn's court with a charge of drunkenness.
The public is urged to refuse boarding and housing strikebreakers advertised by Busa Foundry and Machine Works to protect workers and homes. The notice is issued by striking molders of Bass Foundry.
An OCR noisy page advertises a July 11 event at Hickaville Driving Club with racing aims, inviting Fort Wayne participants and neighboring towns to join. It promotes Contlivre Nickel Plate Beer for hot months and features contact details and various local ads including window shades and real estate notices.
A group of prominent young residents organize a corporation to stage Fort Wayne stay at home festivities. James Maberly named business manager. Berry and Harrison Armory torn into a theater with a Veiled vaudeville show, tents, village attractions, dancers, fortune tellers, and novelty booths. The plan promises entertainment and a big turnout to unravel the Maud mystery.
The Kaiserbo f calls for a specialty of genuine southern mint Julio at Dick's New Buffet located at 812 Barr St. An expert mixer will be on hand, and Journal-Gazette Want Ads invite readers to try.
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