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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1906
Page
5
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Local items report Mr 8 B Bond leaving for a Packard business trip through Michigan and Ohio. George Trier duo return from an Oakwood trip. B F Johnson and George Wheeler headed to Story Lake for several days. Mrs W L Schrock joins Rev Schrock at Christ's Lutheran after completing Witt enberg Theological seminary. Senator Gearly of Gregon plans months of European travel. Sam Brown, brother of J H Kitne, lost an arm in a work accident and now lives in Columbia PA. A family reunion honored Mr Tindall on his eightieth birthday. C W Freese and J McRowen attended. Hibernian Rites invite Mr Pest of Chicago for Swinney park event with five dollar reward for identity. Christian Endeavor state convention at Anderson runs today through Thursday. Fort Wayne & Wabash Valley Traction offers a fare of 2 for round trip. local delegates named.
White Fruit House announces fresh new potatoes at 27c per peck to beat high prices and a second floor sale with embroidery, shirts and petticoats at low prices. Specials include mowers, hats, lamps and vases, plus a sacrifice sale of bugs. Also birth notices for several local families and a daily phone contact.
Automobile operators advertise fresh Columbia dry cells at twenty five cents each. The Edmunds Electric Construction Co at 1019 Gathonnatratt. Mr Wallace Reed of Fort Wayne was accepted by Sergeant J W Helms for the U S A recruiting station and assigned to the cavalry. Albert Hamilton from Detroit machine corps headquarters is expected in the city to visit Corporal Joe Moeller at the recruiting offices.
Five year old Vitetta Hetrick at First Methodist Episcopal Church Sunday school inserted a penny that became embedded in her mouth. After an hour of efforts, doctors used ether and instruments to remove it, injuring the mouth roof but with no serious outcomes expected. Her father is barber Pete Hetrick of Wayne.
The board of public works adopted a resolution to open Leith street from Hoagland avenue to Fairfield avenue and confirmed the assessment for the West Fifth street airtightening. Members Brostis and Schwarzy and Clerk Becker returned from Rome City after a Sunday fishing trip with noted catches. Mayor Hoxey remarked quietly on the tally.
Notice to electricity users asserting no price reductions and offering a trial unit. Promotes Edmunds Electric Construction Company with phone number 262 and address 1919 Calhoun Bt.
Special train Jenner Tort Wayho at 0:50 a m leaving Cleveland 7 p m. Tickets good for return. Fort Wayne contact Welin T A for full information. See amusement parks between New York and Chicago.
Mr Henry T Stapleford famed auctioneer will on July 7 embark on a notable journey as a Fort Wayne resident representing the Oriental Importing Company a Fort Wayne and Indianapolis affiliated group plans to purchase from natives houses in Pearlly and rural districts accompanying him are his brother Prof Clem Stapleford of Louisville a Persian guide from Indianapolis and a traveling companion to navigate through the land
In police court yesterday Ed ward Gaffney and John Jordan pleaded guilty to petit larceny for pocket picking from Farmer William Shives of Nitro Mile. Bach was fined $10 and sentenced to sixty days in jail. Harry Smith and Edward Hanowwicks, linked to a post office robbers gang, faced vagrancy charges with cases continued. Other defendants were discharged or given short terms to leave the city.
Free public dinner at Centilore Dparh on July 4 1906 with roasted bread and meat, free band concerts, hot air balloon ascensions and parachute drops. No admission fee. hosted by Meat Cutters and Butcher Workmen's Local Union No 423, inviting families and friends to Fort Warne for a memorable holiday celebration.
Travelers may join a July 2, 1906 excursion via Wabash Anikpewl with a fare of 1.25 dollars. Special train leaves at 12:20 a.m. from the Danilie station for a brief run noted in the timetable.
An advertisement touts facial massage as a major investment with 100 percent benefits to facial development and appearance. It urges readers to visit Indiana's best hair cutters at the Warne hotel barber shop and mentions Guy Conklin at 1608 Calhoun Street and Rodenseck's at 1004 Calhoun St offering combs and grooming items.
Fragmentary town ad lists numerous goods and prices including butter cheese tea coffee sugar soap and canned fruit. Mentions brands and per pound or per can pricing with several unclear items and misspellings from the OCR.
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