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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1922
Page
9
Auction style listing notes a Nash Touring item in excellent condition. It advertises attractively from the owner with a big bargain and a phone contact ending in 187.
Local line of automobile painting and repair services offers shipping and crate work, plus storage and general trucking. Contact Hrown Tuigking Company and nearby storage facilities for private rooms and building access in Neac Cos Tortbip area.
Mixed readable lines describe a chaotic real estate listing with scattered prices, locations, and agent cues. Mentions California, Tow n, nurse Winiwonds, and varied properties and room counts. Lacks coherent details but signals multiple investment options and sale notices.
Real estate ad offers houses for sale with a low down payment option. Mentions price around 6200 dollars, new and modern features, and potential financing terms. Contact owner C Pequignot at phone numbers 289 and 2659 for details.
Fragmentary OCR text contains garbled phrases and names. No clear event, date, or organization emerges to anchor a factual card. Limited readable items hinder a coherent summary.
Multiple real estate ads list various houses for sale by owners in Milton and surrounding areas. Properties feature modern interiors, several bedrooms, and amenities with prices ranging from thousands to over a thousand pounds. Contact numbers and addresses appear with each posting.
A fragmented report notes rooming houses for sale and a community event. It mentions the Colored Glee Club giving a concert at a local church with a Northwestern group involved, and references a visit by a visitor to the event. The article hints at a choir performance and civic scheduling with a late morning and evening gathering.
Parcel listings show several plots with mixed amenities and prices from 850 to 2150. Advertisements mention locations near North Wood and New Avenue, with notes on utilities, improvements, and terms. Phone numbers and partial names appear, reflecting classified property notices in a dense, OCR damaged section.
Classified notice listing farms for sale in Western Michigan and Fort Wayne area. Mentions farm features and buildings, with references to a John Vanderbnach and Lannie vd We. Includes garbled or misread terms but indicates land with houses and farm outbuildings available for purchase.
Low price farm in Hudson Indiana area offers 700 young chickens ready in 3 weeks 180 laying hens one 500 eye incubator one good cow 50 bushel corn hay and other features. quick sale priced at 4500 dollars for rapid transfer.
A jumble of names and events appears in a community column with many misreadings. The fragment lists numerous people, families, and occasions across dates and places, noting visits, gatherings, and travel among residents such as Wilkis, Bathriny, Susday, Lloyd, Meek, Stevens, and Delp, with references to relatives and neighbors in Three Rivers and Brig Tony.
A garbled Orlando area notice column lists numerous names and relocations. Names such as John Taylor, Mrs Uattis Buty, Frank Nol, Clyde Danie, and Mary Kerra appear among scattered references to relatives, visits, and events. The piece sketches a town scene with letters of names and vague locations, highlighting family ties and local movement.
A noisy OCR page fragment shows real estate terms, prices, locations, and varied names. It mentions farms, lands, trees, and exchanges with scattered references to towns, buyers, and sellers, all in a cluttered ad-like mix.
A jumble of names and events from Wawaka area social notes lists guests at homes and at Lake Wawaser. Subjects include Mr and Mrs Keatappier hosting events, visits from Ari Taio and Bee, and dinners at cottages with families from Fort Wayne and Pleasant Side.
Police efforts focus on identifying two youths in a Wabash incident. Officials note a Sept date and describe suspects as teens from local towns. Authorities urge witnesses to come forward and say the case remains under investigation with no charges announced yet.
Sunday afternoon gatherings feature Abe and Janea visiting Auk and Abraime. Local residents Dunney, Devney, and Devin share time with families, while Mr and Mrs Wyre Ham attend events. The column notes various social calls, including Mr. Jess Kogder and Alvin Stuarcntt, with local names and places in a bustling weekend roundup.
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