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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1907
Page
4
A dense advertising page lists folding go carts, English and Kane’s brands, collapsible carts, and a wide array of four July goods including clothing, lawn items, sporting gear, and housewares with heavily discounted prices. The collage of items emphasizes low prices and large selections.
City residents plan day trips and Sunday visits to nearby towns while several people recover from illness or injury. Names include Mrs Harry Beverly Mr Peter Taarr Miss Lertha Kucknek and Mr Joseph Harkenrider. A new store front on Calhoun Street is noted amid community updates.
Local buyers urged to compare fruit house prices across the county before purchasing elsewhere to ensure best value and avoid overpaying. officials emphasize checking multiple outlets and noting current rates to secure fair deals.
Local White Fruit House announces a wide sale with home rendered lard and 68 cent per bushel Michigan potatoes. Specials include bacon, butter, crackers, tea, olives, soap, chocolate chips, candies, jewelry, and dry goods with aggressive prices aimed to attract farmers and city shoppers alike.
Having three stores reflects our aim to bring better convenience to customers who seek the best in drugs and drug store goods. The expansion followed strong public support after acquiring Pelfems and Lewis, then the Zoling er store, showcasing growth through honest business methods and pure drugs.
A incident at Frreious Bhwid qdesie July 4 injures a boy who was playing with explosive powder. Franklin stooped to weigh it and witnesses describe the fireball burning his eyes. He and another boy, from TL. a suburb of Chtenge, were among many at a fourth of July event on Huffany street.
The Arion Band will provide music for a Zion's Imtheran Church service at the south Hanna street grave on duly 4. FPionic and concert organizers announce the plan to enhance the event with live performance.
Justices L P Huser and MM Taneny for Wayne township filed quarterly reports with the township trustees. Fees from cases totaled 73 dollars for Huser and 208.26 for Taneny. Their combined salary of 250 dollars for the quarter was paid by the trustees. Justice Hawthorn of Washington township, also serving Warne township, did not report business now. his compensation comes from collected fees and fines.
Water rent at a flat rate is due. Bring service number. The notice mentions Bay is of J. M. STOUDER & CO at 122 EB Columbia St. An offer includes a price of $20.00 for a product described as 2 gallop-onr silica.
In New York the Merchants' Luncheon was hosted at the Randall Hotel Cafe from 11 30 to 12 30, described as the largest and coolest dining room in the city with quick service. Jerome was asked to move for another Thaw trial, with an order directing him to appear for the next session and details about Thaw's trial for the killing of Glenford White extending over three months.
Local churches announce evening services and sermons. The Htow Avenue Church and Christ’s Church list schedule including preaching by Reverends N. Ow, Iraule Leng, Selstick, and others with choir songs and congregational offerings. A great salvation meeting is set at the Mie city church with speaker Sign Watkins and additional events at various congregations downtown.
An advertisement notes a large fireworks stock at 121 Varrlaon Street opposite Interurban with new items and special display.
A readers notice warns about ingredients in baking powders. It highlights Royal Cream of Tartar as the only genuine option and cautions against alum phosphate and lime substitutes. Housekeepers are advised to check the back label before purchasing to ensure safe, pure ingredients.
A cheerful note invites riders to take Huffman street cars to a picnic on July 4 and spend a pleasant day enjoying outdoor activities and community camaraderie.
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