24 Jun 1911
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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1911
Page
1
Claimant praises Braziflan Balm Torieola and Taxicola as universal cures for rheumatic, bilious, and chronic ailments. He reports rapid relief from peritonics and colds, noting dramatic health rebound in two weeks and urges readers to buy large bottles. Address: 1815 Highland Avenue, Indianapolis.
Paris June 28 After a brief tenure Premier Monis cabinet falls to a confidence vote in the chamber of deputies. Ministers Goirat Berteaux and Delcanne resign, refusing to accept the seizure of control. A Senate statement and clashes in the chamber follow over who would command France’s army.
The Indiana retail furniture association will hold its ninth annual convention at the Claypool hotel in Indianapolis on Wednesday. Colonel J. N. Fos end, a member of the Executive Board, heads the event. The executive committee meets at 6 o'clock, with convention sessions opening at 10. An elaborate program of addresses from renowned furniture trade leaders is planned, and delegates from Fort Wayne plan to attend. Baseball tickets are on sale at Hof Brau cigar stand.
Testimony recounts how Ravemeyer bought webs of the original Utah Sugar before a consolidation forming Utah Idaho Sugar Refining. Cutter says he acted for his own people, not Havemeyer, who reportedly left management to western leaders. Madison questions Havemeyer’s guidance on prices and market timing. Cutter notes Havemeyer’s limited influence, and a letter suggesting possible price shifts yields no concrete insight.
The Precious Blood Church annual picnic moves forward with William Brossaré as general chair. Committees are named for stand, refreshments, lumber, and more, as Rev Hummer promotes a well organized parish event at the gravel lot beside the church.
A deadly cyclone battered Iquique Chile causing roofs to blow off and panic. Ships were wrecked, telegraph lines down, and many injured. Loss estimated at 10.9 million dollars as a hurricane swept Valparaiso, plunging the city into darkness amid widespread debris and ship damage.
Kendaville man Ne Avtomobile ceremony noted in a special program of recent features. Ned Joed ber, son of Mrs LB Webber, graduates from Penn State, moves to Be Long for a position with the Wagner Electrical company.
A brief note indicates that want ads in the Journal Gazette are limited to a ward, signaling placement restrictions for classified listings. The item notes a policy constraint affecting advertisers seeking space in the local paper.
The Perfection Wafer company workers and sales force hold a picnic and banquet at Robison park this afternoon and evening. The event features a seal ball, athletic contests, prize presentations, and a Perfection vaudeville finale, with toasts and entertainment expected to fill the park banquet room.
Warsaw notes tell of social visits and guests in Columbus and Montrevilleia plus health scares. A theatre incident left attendees stunned but recovering. Farm injuries in Silver Lake and a five mile street paving project near the railroad progress. A baptism of weddings, a groom from Bourbon, and a North Webster fall injuries report. Local names include Ty Shackelford, Miss Harrisory, Miss Bassle Tagligt, Mrs Hobinsing, W. Bein and daughter, George Stilerell, Frederick Hines, and Margaret Dillingham with William Foulke.
Lagrange Indiana on July 27 reports Mr. John Fiat found in the gas stock purchased from Vedder several cases of matches bearing Civil War era stamps. The matches, an antiquated “Bridal Mater” or alum stone type made by Barter Match Co. of Akron, carry three one cent stamps per box, and are about twenty feet old? The wartime tax marks remain visible as a curious relic of earlier government expense.
Attention motorists. Repairs offered at C A Bachelor garage with staff including Arthur Niebergall Take Gehring Ceri Garmire SV Von Beemer. Call 483-135 East Columbia Street or phone 3900 for service and inquiries.
The fragment describes a preference for home life over seaside travel, contrasting fiery nights on the beach with the comfort of reading and smoking. It mentions a tub with a sparkling shower bath and a simple, clean setup as sufficient for leisure at home. The tone recalls a dated domestic scene with quaint imagery.
Isd. Pather J B Kohl of St Paul Cacho- He church teaches a class for first Communion in Waveaw as services here are not held next Sunday. Albert Bush of Union town left for Lafayette to view the contdent property near Purdu university campus for occupancy. Mysy Heart France returned home from Decatur with aunt Miss Elisabeth Peteror and cousin Miss Fanny Helier for a few days with Mr and Mrs C R France. George W Schultz of Shamokin Pa visits brother Frank T Schultz and family. Schultz is a former state representative candidate for Northumberland county and seeks county treasurer in September. Otto We Chélser arrived from Harvard University medical department for summer with parents Bh and B G Groiser. to return next fall. Sianév Abepaugh of Richmond and Garrett guests of Alc and Mrs Al Wards swerth for a few days.
Frank LoMyers of Columbia City is negotiating with B A Smith of Chicago representing Barber Creamery Supply to enlarge the cream plant by adding a 30 by 60 foot creamery department north of the present facility. The project aims to boost butter production capacity to meet community demand within sixty days.
Sheriff Stanley, overcome by heat earlier this week, remained bedridden at home in Green township after a brief relief on the street. Prominent merchant Jackson Black suffers two dog bites to the business, while Sarah Simmons 37 resident of Albion remains ill with apoplexy but showing signs of improvement. A hostess hosted a bridal shower for Minnie Shert spack postmistress aide, sharing good will and appreciation from friends.
A collision seventeen miles south of here on the Sanawhai o Michigan railroad killed two men and injured another. Engineer MOLE HANKEY of the helper engine and baggage man A. FOSTER of the passenger train were named among the injured, with one passenger severely injured but not fatally. The wreck was blamed on crew orders being ignored.
South Whitley News items report Rev A Johnson returning from Fort Worth for a vacation with his parents James and Mary Johnson. Dr E L Pherbert and party headed toward California. Robe Kandrick visiting Lewis Briggaman in Sandrick. Hopkins, advisor of North Manchester Journey, in town. Elmer Jones and wife fly to Indianapolis for summer home. James and Brs Goff to Collamer then Roanoke. Lillian Lancaster and Dilse Obenchain travel to Fort Wayne via Columbia City. Dora Myers heads to Far a. Freala, Statin, and Sadie Smith leave for Mishawaka. Mrs Bert Sheppard ill with tonsillitis. child sick. Grandma Hissem visits Ed Hise in Cantan. Clark Gm improving after long illness. Howenstine Yaughton event set for South Whitley June 4. Croy staying a few days then returning home.
Bluefton Ind June 24 The Home B Merriman representative from Welan seen gogen to deliver an address to the 688 Eosat ars et memorial service Sunday at etnose. The iatheting Wil be held to the Indge Toga at Warren.
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