City News Briefs From Local Front Pages
Miss Detla Vally resumes work at Wolf and Dessouer's after a several day absence. Gwendalyn Stewart, daughter of Mr and Mrs G P Stewart, to undergo throat operation at St Joseph's hospital. Mr George O Rayder dies at his Los Angeles home. Ruy dee is identified as an uncle of Mrs G P Stewart and as night chief at the Postal Tele technology office.
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Detla Vally
Wolf & Dessouer’s
Gwendalyn
Sind
Stewart
St. Joseph's Hospital
George O. Rayder
Los Angeles
Cal
Ruydee
G. P. Stewth
Postal
School Lots Price Protest Delays Branning Plans
Wayne township officials and five property owners contest the appraised prices for church district school lots at the northeast corner of Catalpa and Culbertson streets in the rolling mill district. Four owners have filed exceptions, aiming to challenge the sale values while the township pushes to begin rolling mills school construction and open the district school next fall. Contractor Wildan Bartenick’s bid for No 1 district school building was accepted, with work set to start tomorrow.
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Trestes Bantry Branning
Wayne Township
County Recorder
Catalpa
Culbertson Streets
New Township
Rolling Mill
Branning
Wayne Township Advisory Board
Rolling Mills
Wildan Bartenick
No. 1
Trusetee Branning
Fourth of July Fireworks Display At No & Engine House
A grand Fourth of July fireworks display will be staged by the city firemen of No. & engine house on Reid avenue the night of Monday. This annual celebration aims to outdo past efforts in elaborateness. Officers in charge are Robert Dean, secretary, and George J. Helt, treasurer, with a purchasing committee to be named. Donations have been subscribed and may be left at the engine house. The event promises to attract the whole neighborhood as residents gather to witness the display.
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No. & Engine House
Fair- Reid Avenue
Daly
TRAUTMAN'S 221 22 Mitt Street Featured in Fireworks Sale Ad
Fireworks promotion for Trautman’s at 221 22 Mitt Street dominates the page with bold listings. Officials and managers of interurban lines meet in Fort Wayne this week to discuss rates, service schemes, and coordination of maps for the Fort Wayne and War Valley networks and associated railways.
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Whilexale
Et al
Trautman
Mitt Street
Physicians Warn Signs Of Death From Urinary Ailments
A vintage advertisement warns readers of facial blurred vision and rising morning dimness as signs of serious kidney and bladder disease. It promotes Nott Melon Lead Compound to purify water and food for kidneys and stomach, claiming quicker relief and better bodily function, with lithia tablets as helpful backups. Bradley Bros. stock is noted for purchase.
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Bright
Bradley Bros
New Credit System Out Soon in City Groceries
A new credit system will be published and distributed next week. After next Friday, unadjusted bad debts will be noted on cards and names distributed to every Total grocer in the city. Owners who owe grocery credit must settle by Friday at the Titaf, wncollectibles.
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Carl Ayatern Inny
Special Committee Advances Work on Incorporation Articles
The permanent organization committee of the Mark Wayne civic revival movement met last night for four hours and adjourned to finish the Articles of Incorporation. They will meet again Monday night at eight in the Commercial club rooms to complete the report and submit the documents to the proper committee for final action. Robert B. Hann was named chairman of the organizing committee. Charles A. Phelan served as secretary. The panel reviewed each article and aims for perfection before filing.
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Mark Wayne
Sech
Robert B. Hann
Charlea A. Phelpu
Charlen TI
Wortloy
Ais Koon Fs Mle
Ranlzati
Decatur Ed Board Chooses Rice as Superintendent
Decatur Indiana June 27 A school board selects Rimer B Rice of Bloomington to succeed William Reachler as superintendent of the Decatur public schools, chosen from among many applicants.
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Decatur
Kist Neww
Ind
City School Board
Solectea Rimer WB. Rice
Bloomington
Clinton County
Wiliam Reachler
Decatur Public Schools
Lard purity labeling rule issued to Indiana butchers
The Atata board of health issued a circular to Indiana butchers and 16 lard dealers demanding purity labeling for lard and lard compounds. Mixtures exceeding 50 percent lard must bear a bold label. if under 50 percent, the product must be labeled compound. The label must state the percentage and ingredients, and retailers may be held to drug and food laws if misrepresented.
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Indianapolis
Atata Board of Health Atte Nleeting
American wit Murphy to speak at Paris Fourth of July banquet
Patrick Francis Murphy of New York noted as a wit and after dinner orator has gone to Paris at the invitation of the American chamber of commerce to deliver an oration at the Fourth of July banquet.
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Patrick Francis Murphy
New York
Paris
American Chamber of Commerce
Grocer Jacob F Shearer Buys Corner Market for Modern Store
Jacob F. Shearer has purchased the grocery at High street and St Marys avenue and plans to build an up to date store.
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Jacob F. Shearer
Corner High Street
St. Mary’s Avenue
For Sale A Pope Waver ly Electrical Coupe Fort Wayne
A damaged clipping lists a Pope Waver ly electrical coupe for sale at 238 West Berry Street. It also notes Mr El Worden of the elvig revival committee receiving a communication from Mr Robinson of Rochester N Y about devoting time to Fort Wayne’s beautification plans and his upcoming return to the city.
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Pope Waverly
West Berry Street
Rurode’s
Fort Wayne
EL Worden
Elvig Revival Committee
Robinson
Rochester
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