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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1909
Page
10
Local market reports show sharp price drops across staple crops led by wheat and oats while potatoes slide to 25 cents a bushel for old stock and new crop arrivals boost hope for a swing in the market. Receipts were light and demand remained quiet as dealers anticipate next week’s activity.
Crescent society held a Mining evening near the camp town with an elaborate display of cherry bunteria and eloge colors. In nearby Angola gatherings at the Tabernacle attracted Evangelist J. Lord and 43 converts while River Renville plans a meeting. Local residents in Ligonier and nearby towns report social visits and church outreach.
A flood of candidate notices from the Journal Gazette and Journal newspaper pages announces plans for mayor and city council races. Several candidates pledge to seek party nomination, emphasize law and order, infrastructure, and fiscal prudence, and request voters to support them in the upcoming primary.
Notice to members states July 4 observance moves to Monday July 5, causing meeting delay until July 19. Signed by J. C. Werkman, president, and W. A. Kelsey, secretary.
A jumble of OCR text reports that several men connected to an Indiana lottery operation were arrested. Names alleged include Royal Hammer, lary Wicker, Tarr Plaigerat, and Davin Pade. The piece mentions grand jury activity, warrants, and ongoing investigations into extending lottery operations. Local officials and the Indiana state attorney are cited as involved.
Fragmentary notice describes a remodeling sale near Fort Wayne with scattered references to money and participants. It mentions Springfield and Chicago areas in a garbled report about events and schedules. The readable text includes ambiguous phrases about trains, a lack of arrivals on opening day, and unsettled attendance expectations.
Goshen Ind reports an update on a saloon decision in Dodge to reopen amid legal action. Case involves William Pledeko charged with unlawful entry. court rules constitutionality questions loom. County commissioners expected at August session to address water abandonment and ash lean issues.
A garbled OCR fragment references seven pianos and a pot sat pane cat with scattered letters. No coherent event or names are readable. the item appears partial and nonsensical.
A garbled medical ad touts a dandruff cure and germ destroyer with scattered references to local addresses and drugstores. It mentions Namely West Main Street and a drug store, plus sewing machines and unrelated names. The text is fragmented and hard to parse.
An irregular sale notice advertises real estate and farms for purchase including modern homes on well built blocks and large farm tracts. It mentions acres from forty to four hundred in Alberta or nearby regions and invites buyers to inspect, with agents and a brokerage signoff included.
Fragmentary text references Walsh and Kierspe Genem Insurances and Real Estate ARANCY with street addresses in Groom HolluL and Tydiaun avenues. Mentions sewer and pavement work and a public service context. Reading is partial and unclear.
The column presents a jumbled mix of real estate notices listing numerous homes and prices. It references Mrs EAL Robinson Real Estate and multiple properties with details on locations, features, and asking prices, including cottages, bricked structures, and near amenities. Numerous garbled phrases suggest an old classified ad page with varied offerings and contact snippets.
Sale notice for a modern house at a new street near Meyar avenues. Three bedrooms, two baths, central heating, and a good location. Asking price 5000 dollars with payment plan options. Contact Willy modien at Old National Bank area for details.
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