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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1914
Page
8
A catalog of affordable travel cases and accessories lists Cane Suit Case at 2.50 and Leather Suit Case at 5.00. Matting and Picnic cases priced from 0.48 to 3.00 with various finishes and sizes. Cowhide and Swit Case options range 6.00 to 12.50, highlighting sizes, handles, and feathered construction.
Special today a set of six ice tea glasses in tall clear crystal with lemonades in Colonial style. Includes six glasses priced at 55.
An advertisement touts Seeger Siphon refrigerators as superior and exclusive to the store. It highlights lemon juice extractors, multiple sizes from small to extra large, and ice capacities from 75 to 175 pounds. The copy promises unique design and energy saving features to attract buyers.
A vintage travel promotion offers weekly rates of seven to ten dollars for Colorado boarding. It touts trips from Denver to Colorado Springs and Pueblo, highlighting steel-ventilated berths, observatory libraries, and trips to St. Louis and Memphis. It invites travelers to learn about hotels, camps, beaches, and vacation destinations with daily low fares all summer.
Census Bureau reports 1913 cotton crop the largest ever grown in the United States except 1871, with production around 14 million bales and value about 1.47 billion dollars. Strong yields in California and the Western valleys noted, with substantial seed and byproduct values.
A turtle shaped vehicle overturned near Fort Wayne causing injuries to four people including Howie and Mornur Stoterts. Witnesses, including Hoberts of Flint, described chaotic maneuvers as bystanders summoned aid from the Red Cross Tubes and Fort Wayne Oil & Supply Co. at 225 and 227 East Columbia Street for response and reasonable expenses.
United States surveyors led by M Charchil and Allen W Greene report near completion of preliminary levels for the Terie and Michigan deep waterway. Elevations near Huntington and city streets indicate significant findings guiding the final route selection, while workers will continue field checks and prepare mapping for the engineer corps. A notice from I.A.A. No. 433 announces no meeting Friday due to lodge room repairs.
A garbled OCR item references New York, Montreal, Kingston and other places, mentioning travel connections, fares, and possible privileges. Several names and terms are unclear, with phrases like “Worants,” “Ary Man ade,” and “Theket Aeon” appearing as distorted proper nouns. The fragment hints at a call for calls or judgments without providing concrete dates or actions.
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