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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1901
Page
4
Washington dispatch notes high temperatures across the Continent with partly cloudy skies. Thursday and Wednesday expect southerly winds as tor Tor Thursney and rid imhin areas report conditions.
The 7 A Trigadte will give a jackal at No 0 Thomas street Friday evening. Nelly of Third and Barthold streets is the father of another bouncing baby. B C Bradley and family plan a trip for a Weples outing. The final bankruptcy hearing for Richard Schull of Auburn set before Judge Baker in Indianapolis on July 24. Mr and Mrs W Saylor to attend Pat-American exposition. Mr Saylor represents Armstrong Wholesale Millinery. Wilt Dineen has joined Nickel Plate road legal department until Natey Bhime university opens in fall. Social at Albert and Mrs Baker's home next Saturday night to raise Prairie Stove church repair funds. A good time is assured for attendees.
The notice lists various fruits and produce such as peaches lemons pine apples apricots plums and onions available today at White Fruit House. It mentions early arrivals including Indian River pineapples and Louisiana onions with prices given per dozen or per piece.
In the justices courts Gottlieb Sartoris charged Anud costed yesterday by Burike Frango for assault and battery. A committee of samples and doctors declared old soldier Walda sound minded. The notice lists various groceries and a local store ad follows.
The notice lists a departure and arrival times for a train service. It mentions leaving St. Ware for the ron BIG and a departure at 10 PM, with unclear names and places due to legible fragments. It references a depot and arrival at a final destination, but specific details are obscured.
An old classified style notice for New York Hair Bazaar advertising hair dyes cosmetics and beauty services including dress ing and shading manicuring and acid treatment at 124 Calhoun Street Tan Block.
Kuiine and Co at 1B Court Street advertise a loan offering short term money with interest rates noted as percent. The compact notice presents a loan service from a local lender.
An Antwerp event marks the corner stone laying for the new St Marys Catholic church on June 30. Rt Rev Monsignor Thorpe of Cleveland will preside with Rev B P Graham preaching in the forenoon and Thorpe addressing at 3 PM. The Gothic brick structure will seat 300 to 400. Parish ladies will serve visitors. Excursion trains from Fort Wayne and other lines report travel details.
Local ad copy offers a 20 percent savings on bicycles sundries and repairs. Encourages customers to visit Aydeon racer outlet at Tarmon Thompson Gov Bere Berry Street Thana, promising bargain pricing and service.
A public test of the Hicks process for extracting gold from mercury is planned at the Fines Works tomorrow morning. A committee led by GE Bursley, Charles McCulloch, and A C Rockhill will witness weighings of mercury before and after the test to assess work capacity and mercury loss.
Charles J. Dinkel and Robert Buchel, carpenters employed by William Buchel, fell thirty feet from a scaffold at the Cooney Bayer building on Wayne and Biter streets while aiding construction. Dinkel died soon after at Hope hospital. Buchel survived with a broken back and other injuries. Both men were from the same neighborhood. police and hospital staff responded to the accident.
A reader endorses a breakfast of Grape Nuts with cream and Postum Coffee, claiming it improved digestion, weight, and mood. The piece notes Grape Nuts is pre cooked and served without further cooking, while Postum should be boiled 18 to 20 minutes to release flavor and nutrition.
Reports say Pharry Jackson fourteen and Symi Allen and Itohin Kats iui about twenty disappeared Thursday afternoon after a boat ride near Robbaon park. A search party found the youths at the end of Atlon's Lather, upstream on the river.
Eel River schools hold commencement exercises this evening at Heller's Corners. Seven graduates will receive diplomas as County Superintendent Young hopes to present them. Health issues dampen, Rev. Tinkham will deliver the address to the class.
In a brief notice G Schmidt advertises cooling clothing and salting items for sale in hot weather at 67 Fast Berry Street, urging customers to stop by for bargains on summer wear and related goods.
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