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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1901
Page
4
Forecast indicates a Wednesday through Thursday period with rising highs and unsettled conditions. Strong southeasterly winds may bring rain and cooler air, followed by a warmer trend with possible showers and lighter winds as the week progresses.
Sheriff Stout and Mrs. Stout travel to Lake George for a week at Al Nill's cottage. E. J. Ritcha departs for a four month visit to Corning Iowa and Omaha Nebraska. Plymouth Shuren ladies plan a Swinney park picnic. men to supper. Congregational church hosts and wives were entertained by Mr. and Mrs. Willson. Harvey Davis returns after service in the Philippines and California. Mrs. Dennis Cuddahy undergoes surgery at St Joseph hospital. Frank Craig travels to Washington DC to visit a navy yard foreman. Mr. Will Heck buys the corner grocery. Ed Weber exits to Kansas City. St Maeliued relays sad news of his brother’s death in Texas wreck. injured man from Aphiabyla Ohio. Eastern Star accepts invitation to Kenthillville focal chapter. events at Robison park and Masonic Tower. Tay Lipiaty association plans for new Wheary event and library door project. Hon P B Billison and Hon Henry Golierick back a county open membership push. About forty agents attend Metropolis Inc. gathering led by Supt. Ton Hrock. 18th anniversary noted with George A. Weigel.
Listing of assorted fruits including raspberries strawberries cherries pineapples wax lemons and California fruits with prices per dozen or per unit. Mentions California apricots and plums and Royal Ann cherries.
George McDowell of Sheldon was fined 1 for tasul and battery on F X Miller. Oliver Fisher faced Justice Huser on a charge of ermetty to animals, pleaded guilty and received 1 plus costs.
A fragment describes fishing tackle deals at James M. Kane's. Offers include a outfit for 7 cents with a line break sinker and float or two for a cent. A reel costs cents and other gear priced modestly. Mentions G Schmidt stock at 57 East Berry Street.
Fragmentary OCR notes show scattered names Wheelius orn Fan Avayno and word run tattered, no clear game details or outcomes available for a proper summary.
Advertises Moffat's Life Pills as a universal remedy for stomach and liver issues and a cure for malaria biliousness indigestion costiveness grippe rheumatism and impure blood. Claims guaranteed or money refunded and available from druggists or by mail for a dollar per box.
Ministers of the western conference of the northern district of the Ohio Lutheran synod meet at St John s church today and continue through Thursday evening. The opening includes a praise service. The visiting minister the Rev Theodore Stellhorn of Sandusky Oh preached at Grace church this evening.
Mrs W K Havi Jana of Atmonk N J writes that her daughter nearly died from hopping cough and bronchitis until Dr King’s New Discovery saved her. A niece with advanced consumption also recovered. The ad promotes trial bottles and $1.00 samples, with a money back guarantee. Includes other promotional notes for shows and a school notice about a Robison Park picnic.
James M. Kane advertises a vast fishing tackle sale at his shop, 24 Calhoun Street, with prices claimed to be far lower than the city. He touts reels, rods, line, buckets, boxes, and Hammocks, urging customers to compare, while denouncing a rival side show in a heated pitch.
A damaged ad fragment touts a hot weather message for a wholesome brew, home cleaning tips, and improved machinery. It urges readers to ask grocers for a brand and provides a phone contact for orders, referencing a late exposure to shopkeepers and the public.
The U S Mortgage and Trust Co of New York proposes to loan an initial sum in Fort Wayne at five percent. Attorney Owen N Heaton for the company will receive publications at three locations including occ, dinner wart and Barry streets. Repayment is allowed any time for any amount.
Vacant jets offered on small monthly payments with no interest. Exchange possible for improved property with differing payments. Desirable dwellings for sale. Farms listed: 200, 80, and 20 acres offered for trade. Money Town rates and Room 25 Bank Black referenced.
Notice urges attendance at a weekly ice cream event run by Bert Wayne Petite Ing Proies Weider. Advertises savings of 20 percent on bicycles, electronics, and repair services. Contact Gall and See the Fadson racer at Tarmon Thompson, Cor Barr & Berry Sts, phone 102.
For today New York Hair Bazaar advertises hair dyes cosmetics hair dressing and shampooing manicuring and facial treatment at 124 Calhoun St Lan Drock. It notes receipt of 50 bushels of first raw derrigs at a rate per crate from Ilgeman and Son.
Goon Bend mi voyage advertised with a round trip price of 1.225. The brief note lists travel terms and implies limited availability.
Fragmentary notice describes a sale today at Rich Grocery and Meat Market. It mentions travel details in St. Joe and Benton, a train schedule to Fort Wayne depot, and advertisements for fine sugar carn. It also touts a pleasant seating environment and references first class harbors and a Wayne Hotel sanitary barber shop.
The note promotes a limited time route to introduce a medicine promising restored energy purity and invigorated blood. It claims quick improvement for the batter and notes a temporary acceptance of a coupon for a limited time.
Money to loan on real or personal property remains advertised by CHAS 10 PROPER. Beck and O'Brien offer watches at low prices with complete stock. Visit their shop at the corner of Calhoun and Washington streets for affordable timepieces and loan terms.
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