Weather forecast for weekend in Warington
Weekend weather briefing notes rain likely in Portland with showers Saturday. Strong east to northeast winds expected Sunday, with cooler conditions toward the coast and possible inland clearing.
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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1902
Page
4
Weekend weather briefing notes rain likely in Portland with showers Saturday. Strong east to northeast winds expected Sunday, with cooler conditions toward the coast and possible inland clearing.
The attorney for Rivekamp and his brother Mr D. HL Fleet Kamp of Eberrishtir Olio ALW visit Auburn for a few days. Olto Didion resigns from his post at the Ruittings onitts. The quarterly Mt Te clutch conference at Montpelier notes a sympathetic letter to Rev. A Mahin, who has been ill.
A frenzied ad fragment touts delicious chocolate creams as a Saturday trade item. It mentions a contract for 190 pails and a first shipment due soon, with stray product names and odd spellings cluttering the text. The piece reflects a chaotic OCR flavor with offerings like fruit, candy, fireworks, and assorted groceries.
Plans describe a new interurban line from Muneie to Fort Wayne with improved track standard, gravel-pit sourced ballast, and smaller 45 foot cars weighing 26 tons. Each car will have four 50 horsepower motors and a sealed interior, aiming for speed on par with the Union Traction line while maintaining lighter rolling stock and similar overall appearance to browns and other forthcoming units.
An unreadable listing from a Central Grocery ad mentions Michigan strawberries, teapots? peppers, various melons, watermelons, new potatoes by peck, and references to Florida Pines and Rockford gem melons. It notes a worm yanviers trial by Prof Field and directs to an entrance near a book store on Calhoun street with unclear names and prices.
M Kane’s offers large reductions on fishing gear and supplies in a bold price cut sale. The ad touts rods, reels, hooks, baits, spinners, and casting rods with discounts up to $3.00 while promising wholesale and retail stock. Sale date noted as June 28 in Kort W. Me. kane’s wholesale and retail offerings emphasize fresh inventory and competing prices.
Michigan Strawhuries and Raney Lawson offer fresh berries and cherries. Includes various fruit varieties such as large cherries and ripe berries. Wholesale dry goods by Ely and Walter listed with other local merchants. Market notices note locations and days in St. Louis arcade area.
A fragmentary ad announces a mid summer sale at Randall Wheel Co corner Kerry and Warrigan Streets Birdseye featuring camera and photo supplies. It promises greatly reduced prices for a limited day and urges customers to buy cameras and accessories while cheap. Be careful with garbled names and locations due to OCR.
A long established wholesale business offers a retirement opportunity as the owner departs due to physician orders. Interested buyers may contact RAUBT & OJTLLET on Clinton Street for details and arranging interviews.
A local tackle store promotes latest baits rods and fishing tackle novelties. The ad notes current prices and says the shop keeps up with fishing trends while customers fish. Located on two streets in town with the listing mentioning Goverry and Harrison Streets.
Fragments describe a grocery advert listing items such as coffee sugar meats and various brand or product names. The readable portions hint at a local shop offering high grade and choice meats with references to prices and sizes, but the text is garbled and only partial names remain.
The Christian Endeavor Union in Kinolis announces a state convention ticket sale. Tickets priced at 3.60 for the round trip go on sale June 24 to 29. For more information call O W Cilapser.
Harry McCrossen was held to the federal grand jury by Commissioner Loran after being arrested in connection with a Nickel Plate rally. He faces a $502 bond and claims he was not informed about counterfeit aspects. McCrossen accuses John Mohr Jr and Rosy McCulloch of Wiebank of initiating the conduct. The case against Harry Davis for mall robbery remains suspended under agreement until July 9.
Burne & Co advertise a loan offer at a high interest rate with Mooney named as the borrower. The notice cites a court address at 1 Court Bt for terms and contact.
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