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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1902
Page
4
A fragmented forecast notes fair weather Thursday and Friday in southern portions with a fresh northwesterly wind. The text mentions increasing winds in the central region and diminishing activity later, describing conditions as fair in Friday’s outlook with a possible bee in the Northwest area.
Paul J Weight of Angoke and Dr G Nee of Heasant Lake are in the city on professional business. Births reported for Mr and Mrs Harry Long and Mr and Mrs J D Evans. Various residents, including Dr F P Lik and GA Dugan, are in town on business. Local visits feature Elmer Lichtenwalter, Hiery Taylor, Carl Blystone, James Niblick and families. News covers travel to New York, Indianapolis and Chicago, church events, society meetings, and a wagon accident at Mondamin Meadows Dairy.
Read this list of bargains featuring window screens wire cloth carpet brooms large cotton mops wash tubs ironing boards woolen tubs tin pans and various tools. Includes prices and items such as nickel plated irons galvanized iron troughs and wash goods with references to garden logos and home supplies.
Fragmentary notice from East Lewis Street about a cash store sale or purchase listing items including Gily Plour New Potato Host Tapioca and condensed Mik with a price of two dollars appears in a damaged OCR segment.
A gentleman offers a set of porcelain plates valued at 400 dollars through the Foster Furniture Co in Court Street window for two or three days. The items depict various names including Hath Mancini Mine Revamier and Princess of Wartenders. Also offered is a large new safe for sale via telephony inquiry.
Mrs H O Russell of 122 Greely Street Fort Wayne Ind says nerves caused all her troubles and Dr A W Chases Nerve Pills restored strength restful sleep and nerves. Pills sold 50 cents a box at dealers of Dr A W Chase Medicine Co Buffalo NY. Portrait and signature of A W Chase M D on every package.
Painters and Decorators Union No. 469 named G. Waller's shop on South Calhoun Street as a location to avoid until further notice. President G. Bopp and Secretary C. Diloibemeyer issue the restraint affecting members of the union. The document references Jatterson's Knee pant suite discounts in the notice context.
Vague OCR text outlines a Summer term schedule with a seven week period and mentions departments and work completion by teachers. It references promotions and special bargains, but the details are garbled and unclear.
Fragmentary OCR notes report a clothing sale at Calhoun Street involving Louis Shatzer and firms Reulen and Patterson, listing bargains on knee pants and discounts. The text is garbled but indicates a wholesale or retail sale event with various names and prices.
In Justices Courts, Fraser tries a case against William Kyneti charged with cruelty to animals, with a trial set for Saturday. Edward C. Miller and Nancy Mt. Castle wed yesterday following a ceremony. Charles Fox charged with assault and battery with intent to kill was observed by Justice Jrance yesterday afternoon.
An old newspaper fragment lists cherries raspberries strawberries and other produce at Central Grocery with quantities and prices. It also mentions a waterworks letter about damaged machinery from a firm named Iron Safety, and various local ads for suits and golf ties.
Cirrus M Flinn sues August Jackson and Charles Clayton for 155 alleging loss in a failed transaction. Divorce petition by Pauline M Corcoran against Owen D Corcoran seeks alimony 2600 and restraining order. Various cases moved on venue to circuit court with multiple attorneys listed. County board of review increases assessments, bridge contracts awarded, and twelve marriage licenses issued in Fort Wayne.
A local advertises boys long pant suits in light colors with discount prices. $20 suits drop to $10, $10 suits to BR, $5 suits to $2.50, and 34 suits to $3. Patrons urged to view window displays for bargains.
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