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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1922
Page
13
A garbled 1922 real estate fragment lists numerous properties in Fort Wayne and nearby areas. It advertises suburban homes with modern features, large living rooms, garages, and favorable financing. It also includes land parcels, farms, and rental opportunities with contact details and agent references.
Ad for farm lands with Vinly priced tracts and zero down payment. Mentions incentive offers and a contact line, local to Lang districts, urging readers to write today for details and locations.
Summary of the Howe community notices including memorial service details for T. memorial service scheduled with the Howe band performing. Mentions visitors, family events, farm products show, and local arrivals. Includes notes on Mrs Kling’s serious illness and community speakers.
In Columbia City on June 12 a crown divorce case Mien RL Tipton v Ornba Tipton is filed with alimony claims and allegations of cruelty and neglect. The page also notes marriages, a farm injury near Larwldl, judgments against John R. Carter, and local court actions in Whitley circuit proceedings and school improvements at Callins High school.
Government experts advise fans and retailers to keep radios shown as gold assets. They urge manufacturers to maintain cold stock and retailers to hold firm prices while ensuring year round uniform service. The plan includes locating nearest broadcasting stations and educating dealers on repairs and servicing to curb radio phony schemes and protect consumers.
Fremont news brief recalls Blaer Hephner relatives at Quincy and Mrs Mmylick of Chicago. Mentions scholarships to University of Italy, fall entrance plans, visitors from Montpelier and Lebanon, Epworth League events, American Legion fundraiser, dental graduate Ned Chapin, and various local visits, travel and summer plans.
A fragmentary radio timetable lists programs at WFAS and WLK Indianapolis with musical shows market reports weather updates and special features. It appears to be a multi-station schedule for Friday June 2 with various time slots and program names.
The new radio regulation framework will guide production and distribution of radio and related products. Industry observers anticipate stable conditions in the west region as compliance follows the act.
A 1900s style note describes the New York Athletic Club of Minaroseh weighing radio golf logistics. The club contemplates a broadcasting station to coordinate sending and receiving items with golfers to ease long distance play.
Spencerville residents report visitors from Laloy Mind and Washington with plans to remain a week. An old school reunion is postponed and linked to September events. Sunday services note Lutheran attendance and collections, plus host arrangements for a church gathering. Multiple local families and guests are listed, with birthdays, visits, and acknowledgments noted, including hospital stays and social events.
The article announces the appointment of Mrs Margaret 7M. Smize as librarian in charge of the public library at the new South Side High. The ten year term begins with plans to open the branch with about 1,000 volumes for school work. The evaluative process involved cooperation with W. L. McMithin head of the tonylith department and T. C. Ward superintendent of athoola.
In Corunna area news, residents and officials gathered to honor local figures. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Pi Cinldiels and Mr and Mrs Feuyk Guibelh visiting relatives, with a mix of social visits and community recognitions noted. A county meeting awarded multiple positions and announced committee roles.
Anguish lead scout executive receives signaling honor as he is appointed chairman of the district committee overseeing Tidtirum Winconots Timot and Michigan. Reports from attendant headquarters indicate he will present at the regional annual conference in Be pars yer Bue Rigo Summer. Footwear Sale At A and W Shoe Store offers Canvas sports and combinations from 1.95 to 2.95 with crowds attending the Mid-Summer Vacation sale this week.
The Waltz township farmers association at Somerset Friday evening program announced by secretary J Y Rogers includes music readings and speeches. Eva Rogers Felon Newhitt D M Shlevett of Purdue University will speak on swing age.
Mr and Mrs 0 In Fiva at Santa Marta Go familia South America are visitors at B84 Williameda and family here. I manage a large coffee plantation in Columbia and two weeks with him years ago. Art Craft performance and appearance set a new standard for hoofing. Call for details. Fort Wayne Builders Supply Co.
A damaged newspaper health column discusses senile colitis as a chronic bowel disease linked to constipation and inflammation. It proposes home care including hydration, warm water enemas with bicarbonate, mild foods, and fiber while advising readers to consult a physician for diagnosis and proper treatment. It also answers reader questions on heart pain, corns, yellow spots, and breathing issues with cautions to seek medical evaluation.
Ward, superintendent, urges a two section high school course plan with full four year options. The recommendation notes students benefit from expanded educational facilities and a more satisfactory curriculum for the majority of children in the district.
Ample moisture from northern border states to the Rocky Mountains moderates drought in the far north, while central districts see deficient moisture. General farm weather favors harvesting wheat and forage cuts. winter wheat ripening rapidly in the south as spring wheat prospects remain good. Central belt reports adequate humidity and favorable cultivation. lower Rocky Mountain districts face drier conditions despite some moisture. Market notes mention prices for goods and a local shoe ad.
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