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Newspaper

Fort Wayne Journal Gazette

Location

Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1910

Page

9

Salary Proves Stumbling Block At City Safety Board

Patrolman Reinhardt resigns over monthly pay of 60 dollars with a 70 dollar scale after a 9 month trend of low wages. The Board contemplates a raise to retain staff while planning the Firemen parade with engine companies 13 5 and 6 and a large police detail. Officer Reinhardt’s departure follows similar pay-related resignations, prompting examination of new salary levels.

Reinhardt Board of Public Fred A Albrecht Henry Lapp Dickson

Lipkey Dead at Uniondale

Mra Martha Lipkey a 68 year old wife of James Lipkey prominent farmer near Tintondale died this morning after an eighteen day illness from pneumonia Her funeral will be Thursday at the Prompec ich AL SOeich Mrs Lipkay survived by husband and two daughters Misa Hattle Lipkay of Fort Wayne and Lipkay of Fort Wayne The second notice reports Mra Leonor Hudra died at 66 at Uniondale due to infirmities of old age Her funeral will be Wednesday at 1 30 p m at Uniondale M church

Journal-Gazette Bufeton Ind Martha Lipkey James Lipkey Tintondale Misa Hattle É . Lipkay Fort. Wayne Xtock Mapu Journal Gazat Bouftton Inds Eliendoth Looner West County Robert Fryback Uniondale Old Axe Leonor Hudra Uniondale M

Court News Highlights From Fort Wayne Docket

Court records show Y B Coterick suing Henry Pequignot for damages over a property conversion deal tied to Dr Eric Cra, while Harry Herbert faces $600 support claims by his wife Frances L Herbert. George N Jerome sues Winfield Cathart for jewelry ownership, with lawyers Crabill and Colerick for the plaintiff. Several div and custody matters are listed, along with marriages licensed for John Mettahon, Charlotte Devore, Lawrence Rhondell, Clara Klopfenstein, Byron Corlete, Orva Bauer, Fred Boyer, Anne Agnew Rochell.

Y. B. Coterick Henry ©. Pequignot Pequignot Nimecf Sa Eric Cra Coterick Weauly Crull Frances L. Herbert Ace Harry Herbert Herbert Floomington Wayne. Shoe Manufacturing Company Fort Wayne Harry H Hugeman George N. Jerome Winfield & Cathart Harry Heaton Hallie Reichard Henry Reichard Jessie Herbst Aaron Herbst Erwin Eueni Parker Charles H. Parker Tuey Kieler Kieler George Kieler Lucy Kieler Minnie Kieler Ncijer Plamatit Mr. Kieler Annie Mutter Joseph Futter John E. Mettahon Charlotte B. Devore Laward L. Rhondell Clara Klopfenstein Byron B. Corlete Orva Bauer Fred Boyer Anne Agnew Rochell Clarence Baird Duak

Bluffton Sunday Schools to Winona on Mantination

Bluffton Indiana June 2 The Lay of Lententg ministry of Bluffton Sabbath schools met last evening at Winona Lake for annual gathering. The excursion will be Friday and the children at BibbAth school will be carried. The entertainment featured Dearne Shottlald tenor from St.

Tournal-Gazetta Bluffton Ind Billerton Winona Lake Ai Fenta Ehtirgn Dearne Shottlald

Phi Delta Mu fraternity hosts second national gathering

UMETON Ind June 18 The Phi Delta Mu chapter held its second annual convention with a long day of events. The afternoon included a formal gathering at 2 oclock and a theatre party at 4. An evening festa and an infernal dance wrapped up the schedule.

Journal Gazette Umeton Ind Phi Dena Mappa Acore Phs Bhiffen Buuthentis Fraternitas Rooms

Bluffton Carnival Plans and Local Festivities

Bluffs townnotes report Bluffton's carnival set for August 23 with parade colors black and red. Executive committee backs early Aug 28 start and crowd arrangements await fuller organization. Ensemble, merchants, and visiting brethren to be welcomed, while window dressings and decorations are being prepared. A Northwest Indiana Volunteer Fifteen convention and Fort Wayne field day are discussed for Thursday.

Mufeen Chaputar Pine Lane Bluffton Commercial Club Anthony Wayne Indiana Fort Wiyne Stata Etter Carriera’ Association

Taft Names Recess Appointments to Federal Posts

Washington June 28 President Taft made recess appointments to Chicago and Peoria posts including Assistant United States Treasurer at Chicago James C Amen collector of customs Len Sant and surveyor of internal revenue My Stech and Julian S Stuart. Len Small to succeed William Boldenweck as United States Treasurer was urged by Speaker Cannon and supported by Senator Culom and Lorimer.

Washington Taft Ulola United States Chieags Len Siint Kankdlkac Chicago James C. Amen Internal Revenue My Stech Peoria Julian S. Stuart Len Bmall Wilum Boldenweck Cannon Senatore Culiom Larimer Jéliers Canhon Tljndla

Bleekman's Dream of Union Depot Franchise Passage

Cincinnati city stories yesterday evening passed an ordinance granting a franchise to the Union Depot Company. Mr John Bleckman, brother of Mrs N Gulchin, is named as chief promoter. The franchise gives Buckman and associates the right to build a new union depot and terminals for a vast project costing millions.

van Ording New Union Depot Company Elix John &. Bleckman Mra. N. Gulchin Buckman Union

Cure of Tobacco Diseases in Tobacco Beds

The article lists diseases that affect tobacco plants including black spot white rust root rot mildew and mosaic disease with wilt. it stresses rotation clean cultivation and removal of diseased seedlings as prevention. mentions formalin bed treatments and suggests insect control with spray to combat tobacco worm and warsh damage.

Paris

Cultivating Weeds on Small Farms Versus Large Farms

The text argues that farmers fail to eradicate weeds because they cultivate too much land. It suggests crops must be tended constantly and that weed control is harder when land exceeds a farmer’s capacity. It notes grain farmers with large acreage may profit, while small farms favor careful cultivation to avoid weed dominance.

Farm records and egg market notes from 1900s era guide

The article details farm bookkeeping methods from a farmer named Thomas, including inventory practices,accounting for grain butter eggs and livestock, and a practical guide to selling eggs. It notes grading eggs by freshness and quality, monthly loss rates, and tips to maintain quality from farm to market such as cleanliness, daily gathering, and avoiding washing eggs.

Fresh Eggs and Farm Standards urged by Misuntiri official

A Misuntiri poultry commission manager stresses the vast annual value of egg production and urges farmers to improve care and marketing. He argues fresh, clean eggs fetch higher prices, claims oversupply harms value, and calls for strict adherence to standards to boost farmer profits.

Cass la Targent Poultry ‘Commission Misuntiri

Alfalfa Seeding on Prairie Sod Tips

A writer explains that alfalfa can be established on prairie or bench land with thorough disking, sowing, and harrowing. The method works best where the sod is not dense and conditions naturally favor alfalfa growth, yielding stands in suitable areas. Further details emphasize soil condition suitability and proper cultivation steps.

Manure exposed to weather loses nutrients through leaching

Experimental results from Cornell Kansas and New Jersey show weathered manure loses half or more of its fertilizer value after several months. Leaching reduces nitrogen phosphorus and potassium, while keeping manure under shed or in damp pits can limit air exposure and hinder fermentation.

Cornell University Kansas New Jersey

How to Tell a Good Melon at Hotels and Markets

A guide to selecting muskmelons by exterior clues and inner traits. It covers netting patterns, flesh color, aroma, texture, and ripeness to distinguish high quality gem melons from inferior ones, advising hoteliers and shoppers on proper melon choice and handling.

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Pig Milk Yields and Road Costs Shift Farm Economics

The article compares sow milk to cow milk, noting sow milk provides more fat and protein per day per 1000 pounds live weight. It argues that medium richness feed supports healthier piglets via dam milk. It also cites road conditions for horses and cattle, linking road quality to higher farming costs and advocating improved roads.

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