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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1909
Page
10
Market notes show weak egg prices and steady to lower wheat quotes amid very light receipts. Prices for wheat range near 145 to 146 per bushel with buyers cautious and millers watching farmer selling as weather and demand shape the next thirty days.
Mary Gnepper died near Monroe on June 21 after a long illness of six years. She was the wife of Frederick Grepner and lived ten miles west of Bluuroc. She leaves a husband and one daughter, Mrs. John Everhart of Maumee, plus several grandchildren. The funeral will be Thursday afternoon at Wahelineton Church, conducted by Rev. L. Jones.
Decatur Ind June 22 The Faylor Studadower trial nears closing as the defense and prosecution prepare final arguments. The court will hear closing remarks this evening with witness testimony concluded before nightfall.
A health note urges mechanical and osteopathic treatment for spinal curvature in children caused by poor posture and prolonged sitting. It argues medicines cannot straighten nerves feeding head and body, highlights visible imbalances like raised shoulder or uneven hips, and promotes Dr Seaman at 221 Westwayne St for home treatment.
Classified notices show multiple help wanted items for general housework baby care and domestic duties. Listings include locations on Wayne Street Masterson Avenue East Berry Street and Lake Clear Like hotel area with contact details and upcoming hire dates in July and Saturday.
Mrs Emanuel Fugu of Archer Avenue is improving after surgery at St Josephs hospital. Joseph Ffelger of Mary and Ruanlon avenues was moved to Lutheran hospital yesterday. Otto Sinenner, an Erie engineer, moved from 1902 North Harrison street to Home hospital yesterday and expected to be fine soon. G R Stookey of Leesburg was admitted to Lutheran hospital for treatment yesterday. Mrs O A Bahrevele of Prereston was admitted to Lutheran hospital yesterday. Columbus Metbix of Hudson and Bp J A Coverdale were admitted to Lutheran Nos WL for treatment yesterday.
C B Wilcox recent ministerial resignation wed Ella Bell in a ceremony at the bride’s father Danlut Sprang home. Dr Kadlethok officiated as pastor of the Methodist church at tat pites and the couple departed for St Louis Mich for a new posting. Witnesses included J W Vat and family and Athen Nala Snyder among others.
The First National Bank crowd toured the town yesterday at the Berry and Calhoun streets corner, inspecting the partially erected modern and impressive Manito quarters. They plan space on the upper floor for a nearby firm, with rumors of a local telegraph or banking equipment display. Two bankers recently returned from Indianapolis assessed the setup and equipment.
The school board approved a plan to improve the deteriorating Selina building by installing new cement walkways in the corridors. Next week board members will confirm the exact changes and improvements needed to ready the school for reopening.
A committee appointed to prepare plans for the permanent organization of the club revival will meet Saturday evening in the Commercial room. The aim is to determine timing, materialize the plan, and report back for submission to the larger camp.
New York report from June 22 states Mrs Theo Roosevelt and daughters Miss Ethel, Miss Archie, and Quentin will sail from New York on the White Star Line Crater for Gibraltar and Naples aboard the Crato. The party plans a continental summer including a stay with Miss Roosevelt’s sister near Rome then travel through France.
Bteuben County people licensed to marry. Lewis Chewood of Stroh Indiana to Mika Greene of Salem Townalip Bteaban county Indiana. FOR SALE White pine lath three dollars per thousand must make room for additional lumber sheds G H Krudop Francis and Hayden streets phone 135.
Classifieds list numerous job ads from clerks to carpenters, sailors to delivery men, including positions at the Post Office, Marine Corps recruitment, salesmen, electricians, and housemaids. Several notices mention wages, hours, and recruitment offices in Fort Wayne and New York, with emphasis on quick applications and immediate openings.
For sale miscellaneous items including a stove, bricklayer gear, wheelbarrows, and concrete tools. Listings mention items near Clinton, Geenvilly, Was Lata lew, and Washtenaw with references to concrete raising gear, wheelbarrows, and cement work. Includes multiple short notes on sale of tools and construction equipment.
A chaotic court page reports various cases and filings. Names include O Rourke Fenton Allen Davis and Meteker with verdicts and claims around 200 000 dollars. Incorporation papers list many individuals and firms with capital at 200 000 dollars. The text notes a jury trial, a Beatel and So negotiation, and a large coal-related injury claim amid several administrative updates.
Fire destroyed a Steuben County farm house with most framing reduced to ashes. The origin is unclear though authorities suspect defective flashing or heat from the interior. Residents managed to save some items but most contents were lost in the blaze.
Fragmented OCR text mentions acres for sale at 39 per acre, a new bourne in Oakland, and various garbled phrases including drive right and names like DeWalt and Leek. Contains disjointed references to combatant warlonen and military terms, with unclear dates or locations.
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