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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1905
Page
13
Michael Kreckmar complains to police about night visitors haunting the area. Henry Lapp plans arrests for those seen with revolvers or pistols as authorities warn the public against supposed “Browlers” abroad and a new owner’s claim.
Senator Lew V. Ulrey has agreed to deliver the Fourth of July address at Caseyville, with demand for the penance Day exercises. He has received numerous invitations and is preparing remarks. Mrs. Groyp, Box 64, Pittsburg, Pa.
Dayton vy: Two games fo sion. The most complete ine of M: cure goods in the City. Piles, sors, Orjigewood Sticks, Cutiele, Knives. RODENBECK 1004 Calhoun Street. Lan Block. 25 dogent of our regular $1.50 New Silk Balbriggan Underwear sold at 78 a garment or $1.50 a suit. Just hate price RUBEN S PATTERSON.
City notes report residents dealing with illnesses blood poisoning and family travel to ceremonies. Jacob Merrick arrives for his sister Mrs Schuck’s funeral events while the Fitch family holds a July 4 reunion near Punkeowin Gate B. Lee Pennington visits, Peter Schenk family heads to Madison on bereavement. Grace Reformed church plans a Sunday service. Noble County teacher Avinke visits Zschoche school in Soest. George Streicher runs New Aveline barber shop and plans homecoming. Dashon Rubber Co changes hands July 1 with A Gollins taking charge. Pastor A K Zarkman to preach at Port Wayne Mesiah Home July Sat eve. Mrs Shlesinger and Solomon sister noted after Fremont wedding. Iroquois Social Club names officers. baseball game arranged with Sheely.
The Master Butchers' Association offers 28 beeves roasted and given away at Centlivre's Park with free admission. Markets will be closed for the holiday, and meat stalls will reopen Monday evening July 3 until 9 o'clock. Patterson's is the noted location.
Special for today offers 2 i 500i carat 75e. Item appears concise with pricing cue, but readable text is minimal and fragmentary.
Aug Moritz proprietor at 14 West Berry SE A announces a daily luncheon service from 21 to o'clock at Berry Cute 214 West Berry Street. Today's fare features a sequence of soups and meats including broth with barley bo cured chicken pot pie mashed potatoes and a range of beef and lamb dishes with sides and a raspberry roll and coffee with tea listed as beverages.
The ruling dismisses the petition filed by J Kling et al of St Joseph County challenging the 32 mile clinker ditch project begun in 1903. The court held the legislature did not order the ditch and the petitioners face costs. they plan to appeal. The case involves water drainage across St Joseph and Marshall counties with substantial tax implications.
Promoter Bysling of Up-to-Date clothing house secures lease at 116 L Street. He invites friends and customers to visit Saturday morning for Epstinet obligations and Friday night sales. Moving time requires effort and a special bargain sale is planned today and tomorrow at the old shop. Epstein expands to reach all customers at the new location.
Fragmented OCR reads as a public reception scene with arms exposed and observers noted. Names and full context are unclear, but text suggests social customs and mixed audience during a formal event.
A brief line notes a firm known for placing orders by telephone. The fragment mentions its ITN and home telecommunication context, implying a business activity centered on dialing in orders and company positioning.
Miss Mary Thomas daughter of the Lite Morgus Yburnes died Tuesday at her home east of New Haven from a complication of illnesses. She leaves her mother and three brothers. funeral services will be held today. John N. Miter, killed in a railroad accident, funeral Thursday at 10 at 148 Greeley Street under Fort Wayne lodge No. 130, Rev. Rowland will officiate. Resting will be shipped to Van Wert Ohio for burial. The service for Merritt Une Yelouty will be held at 22 Wein Street with Rev. Allen officiating. remains shipped to Nickel Plate line for burial. Thousands of women in America use chase Tusk Sally, discarding the yellow klad, inquiry into why.
A sparse Federation meeting heard few councilmen and officers present, with Mr Slews presiding. Officials Chase Brosius N Gubilin HH Smith and others attended while Mr Sperry was away on business. The group discussed securing the lowest gas rate and noted a Leeds consular report on municipal gas plant earnings and surplus.
Union Underwear advertises six new styles to sell at $1.00 each. The copy mentions sizes and colors like red and blue with short sleeves. Listing appears under names Patterson and Reugen.
The Benevolent Order of Colonials held a meeting last night and elected officers. Presiding was W. L. Hannell with Garry J. Worth as vice president and C. G. Steerland among others named to officer posts.
Washington June 28 Indiana fares well as clerks allowances are approved across offices in the state. Several offices win promotions for assistant postmasters and salary increases are noted in the annual distribution.
The Journal-Gazette reports postmasters in Indiana with July 1 effective dates and salaries ranging from 900 to 1,800 dollars at various cities including Decatur Goshen Huntington and Lafayette. It lists clerks and postmasters for Logansport Terre Haute and other towns, with several named officials and substitute arrangments.
Pred Boester files new building permits for a store on Patrild Aves in August. Brook grounds a dwelling on Kionaird Ave for 1900 dollars. Martin Miller plans a dwelling on Oliver Street for 115 dollars. Patterson sells Ulie Serge Bult at 12 dollars.
Special to the Journal-Gazettes from Blufeton Indiana reports Paul Hite Herman, a longtime Fort Wayne Gas Company engineer, killed in an elevator accident in Nosseu Pennsylvania while working for a brewery. He left his home a month ago and is survived by a wife and several children.
Pretzerson markets high grade overcoats and guides customers on taking photos during vacations. The ad urges buyers to bring a Kodak and mentions Beck the Jeweler on Si1 Calhoun Street as a contact for selling and treating pictures.
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