Volunteer Fire Fighters Line Up for Garrett Convention
Fort Wayne and Northeastern Indiana volunteers prepare for the fifteenth annual convention and parade in Garrett on June 28. GE Works crews from Fort Wayne arrive to finalize plans, with Fort Wayne, Bowser, Edison Lampy, and Barkerd plant units joining the event. Fort Wayne’s own department, led by Chief Thomas Huxter, aims to defend honors from last year in a banded parade and ceremonies with attendance by General Electric staff and local officials.
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Indiana
William Moetching
William Wurtle
Volunteee Fire Department
Wayne Knitting Initly
Chie Thomas Huxter
Teyfield
Atele Company
Fort Wayne
Mothers and Daughters Find Relief with Vegetable Compound
In Brooklyn, Meta Tiedemann describes years of backache and weakness eased by Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She reports similar relief for her mother and urges others to try the remedy. An offer to seek confidential advice at Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co. Lynn Mass.
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Brooklyn
Lydia E Pinkham
Lydia
Pinkham
Misa Meta Tiedemann
Jefferson Ave
Lydia EF. Pinkham
Lydia FE
Pinkham Medicine Co
Lynn
Mass
Indiana convention set to be largest ever
Weekend travel out of Fort Wayne was heavy on steam and interurban lines. The New York Central, Grand Trunk, and Lake carried campers, cottagers, and fishermen to northern lakes with Rome City and Angola as noted destinations. Outing parties and favorable weather drew crowds to Robinson Park and Fort Wayne officers training camp amid army life, marking a busy exodus.
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Ft Wayne
New York Central Amt GR & L
Rome City
Angola
Robinson Park
Fort Jenjianin Daarrisan
Fort Warne
Alan
Federation of Labor Meeting Tonight in Fort Wayne
The Fort Wayne Federation of Labor will hold a regular session in Dehm's hall tonight to decide on welfare matters and draft plans for Labor Day observances on Monday September 3. The Linemen's Sewat No 723 Brotherhood of Electrical Workers will elect officers Friday night at their hall on theun street, now the organization’s permanent HQ, followed by a social event.
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Fort Wayne Federation of Tabor
Dehm's
Central Hready
Sewat No
Fentx Theun Street
Keston
For Sale Stove Wood And Lumber From Hoff man Bros Co
For sale stove wood and low priced sound grade lumber suitable for sheds and fences Hoff man Bros Co phone 61.
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Hoffman Bros. Co
Residents host guests and family updates at local homes
A flood of names and idle chatter details fill a page as residents welcome visitors and note school duties, family gatherings, and casual travel. Mentioned are multiple households from Maine, Arkansas, Michigan, and New Jersey, with occasional weather notes and garden chores interwoven.
Local Donates to Red Cross at Hartenders Meeting
A $25 donation to the Red Cross was given by Hartenders Local No 205 at yesterday's hall meeting which featured an open session, a program, and refreshments. Reports from St Louis delegates, speeches by John J Tentey and Henley of Cincinnati, and a push to join state labor groups highlighted the event.
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Red Cross
Hartenders’ Tocal No. 205
St. Louis
al Lamont
Charles Maxwell
Frank Fry
John J. Tentey
International Leave of America
Organiaer Henley
Vinginnati
Uncal
Liberty League of Trade Unionists
Henley
Fort Wayne
Hesek
Ligonier News Special Sale and Local Notices
LIGONIER Ind special sale at Brinlonan's 214 16 E Main. Local items note marriages, moves, and community events in Ligonier and surrounding area including reflections on residents such as Jackson, Bevin, and others, with scattered notices of relocations, gatherings, and upcoming relief activities amid a flood of brief community snippets.
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Brinlonan’s
E. Main
Ligonier News
Unclear local report with scattered names and prices
Fragmented CHURUBUSCO news notes list multiple people and places, including Watering, Tov, Mra AL RL Melee, and Carhart family. Mentions a visit, a weather note, a racing or sports reference, and a monetary figure of 146 dollars. OCR errors obscure specifics of events, dates, and outcomes.
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Tobeie
Ana Iit
Nes
Tov
Carhart
Mir
Ately
Leelee
Warde
Weston Bowin
Croup Remedy Endorsed With Bold Claims
A historical ad asserts three drops of Brazilian Balm every three minutes plus topical application to the throat chest nose and forehead will relieve croup and snuffles within about 15 minutes challenging all other croup remedies and prescriptions.
Fragmented local notice with scattered weather and accident hints
A damaged OCR fragment describes a broken wheel on a machine car and a person aided by others, mentions Minnesota expedition and a parish, and reports storms including heavy rain and a thunderstorm. An official note states the Tigernor invested $180,600 in a hearty loan bond.
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Baum
Aekortcan
Minnesota
Kypavarth
Noble County
Tigernor
Local Corunna Notes Crowded By Odd Local Events
Corunna and surrounding area residents report a flurry of small happenings as workers celebrate completing a long effort at the Ganment flatters site while others host visitors from Mentone and Waterlon. Several residents are mentioned visiting, returning home, or attending county meetings with brief notes on family ties and local transfers.
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Mentone
Amanda Buverne
Sec Paria
Treas
Antara Waineaday
Misselon Guthrie
Waterlon
Hlanehe
Tmagel Getty Fig
Tarela
Hepe Poth
Byler
Aten
Mimltan
Miron
Ies
Paige
Popular Girls Win E T Club Prizes at Byrnes Park
At Byrnes park Suture day the Eme Technic club event named Pauline Hidensue most popular young female at the Fort Wayne plant. She won a large tote prize and a $500 grandfather gift donated by a local furniture company. Milured Wauttnay placed second and Florence Lam-Haley third.
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Byrnes Park
Pauline Hidensue
Heine
Fort Wayne
General Electric Company
Totes Creer Coudite
la Dautem
Dinkey Furniture
Misa Milured Wauttnay
Misa Florence Lam- Haley
Thies
Mladra-Taehnie Club Prizes From Local Friends
The Mladra Taehnie club distributed its own prizes this year with no external solicitations. Donations came from loyal friends and well wishers of the vind, reinforcing community support for the event.
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Mladra-Taehnie Club
Ont— Sila
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Garrett
Lydia FE. Pinkham
Northern Indiana Traction
Calhoun Street
Indiana Association
Hundrers
Lake Resorts
Federation OF Labor
Stroh News
Wolrettytie
Fosttinth
Kater Mate
Tinibert
Maine
Ehildyes
Tae
Almon Greenman Codel Tohnnon
Arkansas
Atu Cert
Mes
George Martin Ae
Turner
Tari
Garrett Iter Morrison
Adie
GAUSE
Bartenders No
Ligonier
Ind
Suapenh
Guilelav
Aid
Mink
Tan Jk Bsareens Coutty
Phos Y Hinrley Lucky
Monta
Ring
Geonen Shay
Entengi Hive
Mditig
Joven Kinin
Streamswell
Aimiin Seton
Iecra Munday
Denait
Met
Bryan
Ohio
Bevin
Toberta
Ligo
Sheri
Kendallville
Ackerman
Alfred Kang
Ana Cheater Mupgers
Get
Daighin Wolves
Divmondlaine
Relief Corps
George Augies
Mre
Cebir Baint
Saaridusks
Ofbar Palit
Martha Pirtebisen
Mer
Mable Doehnigns
Waity
Hutchivon
Maas Ward
Sha
South Bent
Atven
Trostyterbay
Henry Barkmeyer
In- Cianapelta
Pero
Ynoraver
Giger
Barkmeyer
Nev
Wes Andl
Clea Holloway
Elvan
Patton
Derntur
Bern
Hivy
Fee Kerner
Jers
Sheers Stork
Teaccept
Gummaster
Nickel Plate Railuy
Coovelmud Dyister
Kerner
Consideritie Previgie
Alway Oman
Uisoniar
Churubusco
Tecaatometas
Northern Indiana Gas & Electric CO
the Gas Co
Photte
E. Wayne St
Virginia Tobacco
Legatte Miers Kbaooe
Virginia
Piedmont
Corunna News
Howat Remotda
Ranentie
Ashidead Kiumne
Berthaven
E. T. Club
Pauline Ridenour
Hadley Company
New York
Jae
Leilah Yueh
Arereeynt
Tie Eerpa
Arter Iain
Miss Pugh
Imagne
Centlivre Hotel
Seinney Park
WGA
Avenirs
Athens Tn
Biks
Oh Hayden
Routhington Cemedy Co
Kunsen City
Moreland
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