Hattersley and Sons Heating and Furnishings Ad
Hattersley and Sons advertise steam and hot water heating, artistic wood mantels and fireplace furnishings, tile floors, wains coating, electric wiring and supplies, and gas and electric fixtures.
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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1900
Page
1
Hattersley and Sons advertise steam and hot water heating, artistic wood mantels and fireplace furnishings, tile floors, wains coating, electric wiring and supplies, and gas and electric fixtures.
Fragmented text notes alleged action at Shursdings on June 28 involving Mackials deep, Unite & Manet Lay, and references to Kruger and Siteewabneler. The readable items suggest a public notice or legal matter with unclear specifics and names.
A fragmented historical ad touts Allen’s Foot-Ease as a cure for swollen feet and corns. It claims instant relief and comfort, urging readers to seek the product from druggists and shoe stores. It presents a period marketing tone with emphasis on foot protection and comfort.
Fragmentary OCR article records travel and events with numerous garbled names and locations, mentioning July trips, various individuals, and scattered dates and places. The legible bits hint at travel plans, assignments, and possible public notices, but essential details remain unclear.
A large fire at Pittsburg Pennsylvania destroyed a structure injuring several and causing feared total loss of property. Firefighters battled flames through the night as investigators began to determine the cause and tally the casualties amid smoke and debris.
A physician advocates simple laxatives for women noting many rely on ineffective remedies. He stresses practical use of Caldwell's Syrup Pope and other brands as the recommended option, urging regular practice of safe, simple laxative routines.
Fragmented OCR text recounts a First National Bank incident near Whiterset and a carpenter employed by a person named WooR. It mentions exneriation with a carpenter, alleged illness from diarrhoea, and complaints about a staged absence. Sale notice appears at end with garbled names and locations.
Fragmentary OCR text shows references to July rates and local notices with names and places such as Daly Tamla, Shore, Polity, Mink, Panterbol, Ferrey, Lithia, Tanita, and Ato. The readable content is incomplete and lacks a coherent event or clear entities beyond scattered proper nouns.
A fragmented report mentions baseball today at 8 and a meeting at Stier with several names including LayTs, Hane Len Bent, and Warrin. It lists attendees such as Shively, Balebon, Mimics Teaceuer, Hones, and Athens, with references to a wagon and a vague timetable.
A garbled ad notes Gould cough medicine praised by a patient for Chamberlain’s cough remedy. Mentions doctors, families, and a claim of five years of use with satisfaction. A dealer list appears at the end with Deeley and Miyagi.
A terse sports blurb notes a baseball event with a men’s team in focus. The text hints at game status or lineup details and mentions a local or school club with sparse readable identifiers.
A garbled notice from the district authority outlines proposals for permanent works, with references to fees, approvals, and public input. The readable fragments mention a district, public works, and official actions affecting residents, though specific details are obscured.
Fragmented OCR text appears to describe a political or literary election with many garbled names and places. It mentions candidates or parties such as Moderates and references to voters, meetings, and a possible locale. The exact entities and events are unclear due to corruption.
The article surveys a volatile market and cultural shifts, noting price trends and consumer confidence. It discusses stock movements, speculative interest, and visible signs of demand changes impacting daily life and local industries.
Notice to creditors lists debts and claims for the estate of HW Sletten and others. It names receivers, valuation, and filing deadlines. The record mentions furniture, tailoring tools, and small goods with a general sale and disposal terms.
A garbled list of names and institutions references music teachers in Indiana and public schools. Mentions specific individuals, groups, and locations, with uncertain details on roles and dates. Core idea centers on music education and affiliations across districts and colleges in Indiana.
Tourist season begins with Michigan resorts inviting travelers to Scenic northern areas. Rail and travel services promote tickets and packages via local agents and lines. Visitors can obtain maps and resort information from regional offices and information desks.
A range of pension awards were approved including veterans, widows, and dependent beneficiaries. Names such as Oliver Williams, Wright Sullivan, and Daniel Henee referenced among many recipients across multiple towns. Amounts listed include several sums and allowances, with some entries noting monthly stipends and total grants in the thousands.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention Findlay Fort Wayne AKD Western Railway and a string of unclear references. The readable content shows inconsistent names and stray phrases without a coherent event or outcome. No clear date, people, or place details emerge to form a substantive summary.
Schedule notice lists a Sunday change of time with updated departures and arrivals. Mentions routes to and from Lake Erle and Western lines, with specific halts and freight movements. Indicates adjustments effective on the coming Sunday and notes limited service for that day.
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