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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1907
Page
16
A new company organized by Mr Rumett Martin and Mr Hermas L. Rolf plans a factory building at the corner of Welln and Cassatroctu. The venture names the two founders and locates the site for the construction project.
A new company will manufacture the Martin Celler Trap and Wayne Water Heater. It will also produce plumbers brisé rubber specialties and tow plane on the market two new water heaters designed for artifices Bas.
Elkhart ministers accuse Police Superintendent Silvera of inactivity and vice toleration. They appeal to Governor Huntly, citing grand jury failures and alleged inefficiency, and cite Rev Bachmann findings that few houses of prostitution exist in the city.
Hoagland Methodist Episcopal Church members and friends plan an old fashioned Independence Day celebration on the church lawn. A 5 o'clock supper will be served followed by a 7 o'clock parody led by the Hoagland band. Various amusements and refreshments expected.
Judge Skelton presided with a light docket. John Smith faced drunkenness charges but the case was continued indefinitely. Thomas Day’s hearing is set for July 1. Daniel Gope, charged with issuing a forged document to Robert Lipes, was held to the circuit court in the sum of $200. A stranger named A McCaullum, arrested by Patrolmen Heller and Keintz, was found sleeping in outhouses on Chicago Street and charged with conduct involving dinner in a highly disgusting manner.
Good Chicken Dinner offered at the Columbied Restaurant for 25 cents. WW Brunn, successor to Sullivan Sinter, listed in ad copy. SELLING AND OFFICE FORCE HAVE PICNIC AT ROBINSON PARK Perfection Biscuit Company employees celebrated with a special car ride and afternoon to enjoy baseball and park amusements. Evening hours included park attractions before returning to the city late. Also an advertisement for a Bargain-Liz room house on Hoagland Avenue with easy payments. must be sold at once.
The Fort Wayne YWCA new home committee reports a little over $16,000 subscribed to the building fund. Encouragement from supporters boosts canvassing for funds toward erecting a new building, though the total still falls short of the needed amount.
Roussey Gun Store at 621 Hturriuon Street opposite Taterurban in RELU advertises the largest fireworks stock. The notice highlights novelties and grand display items for upcoming celebrations.
The Office of State School Superintendent says Fort Wayne students will contribute much to the annual program planned for next October. Superintendent Albert W H Carroll notes the effort highlights student work, with pupils assisting in selecting materials and projects for study and fostering independence.
Engloser Owen Ford and Mrs. Ford left at noon yesterday for their home in St Louis after ten days in the city. Mr. Ford will return to Fort Wayne in about three weeks to further prosecute the work preliminary to the construction of the municipal fighting plant.
A Fort Wayne reader details a sensational claim about Lafayette cures from a remedy named Lafayette. The piece cites numerous local testimonials of dramatic recoveries including stomach trouble, rheumatism, and kidney issues. Demonstrations are planned at Wagner drug store next Tuesday at nine o'clock, with bottles sold for one dollar.
A reader’s passage promotes Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a gentle, permanent cure for chronic constipation. The ad claims a 50 cent to 1 dollar bottle refunds if not effective and cites testimonials from Lyndon and others praising the product as the best family medicine.
A series of personnel moves affect local army and marine recruiting posts. Sergeant Bennett leaves Fort Wayne for Cleveland. Sergeant Beyghner transfers to Springfield. Captain Winn and Ray Harrison visit Fort Wayne for district inspection. Fred Brandyberry of Decatur enlists and heads to Columbus.
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