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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1910
Page
6
J Loyer of file Missouri describes her long effort to aid a neighbor and promotes Electric Bitters as a cure for nervousness loss of appetite liver trouble dyspepsia and kidney disorders. He claims five bottles cured him and guarantees relief. He urges readers to try them at area druggists.
Mrs May Wilcox faced a renewed hearing after proving the measles quarantine card was not destroyed but stored at her home awaiting health officials. The court indefinitely continued her case. John Bell paid a fine for drunkenness amid a report of his abusive conduct toward his wife. Elroy Nelson’s razor assault case was continued to July 1 as he must appear in court. Jack Anspaugh was acquitted in the theft inquiry. Lenomm Wagner and Theodora De Rose faced warrants for failing to cut weeds as required by city ordinance. Sheriff Ralph Thomas investigated a boarding house listing a description of Alvin St. Clair, the missing farmer, with Deputy Joseph Brennay present. a stranger matching the description was found but not identified as the missing man.
The Fort Wayne city brief notes a Tuesday community gathering by the Butea lodge with a July evening event. Secretary P. T. Strieder says jury premiums for Fort Wayne will be mailed today. Contractor John Welch wins the Peru high school roof job. Mr. Lercti of White Fruit House suffers two fractured ribs after a wagon mishap. Racing stakes naming date set for July 1 at Fort Wayne. A diphtheria cage is reported at 2420 Smith Street. Mr. Maurien Niezer travels to Chicago for a railroads conference, representing the National Hay Association. Attorney W. O. Geake moves offices within the city, forming a new partnership with H. S. Underwood who plans a Washington trip to serve six months as a Trade Mark Title Co representative.
The bulletin lists specials from White Fruit House including chipped dried beans ham and cheese and various groceries with prices and promotional tone. It notes a Monday designation for sale and mentions a move to a new location at Columbia Street with plan to relocate from Fire Street and expand facilities to meet growing demand.
An 88 year old Mrs Grace Charley, wife of broker Mitchell Charnley, was killed in Goshen Indiana after being struck while alighting from a traction car at the station. The incident occurred as the car began to move on a curve and she fell to the pavement before rescuers could intervene. The report notes a nearby bazaar sponsored by Sisters of the Precious Blood and Tatterson-Fletcher Co Knipp’s Bazaar planned for July at Rome City.
Vacation Books Lake Shore by Vacation Books Lake Shore by Summer Tours lists select towns and information. Quist Summer Retreats features a book of vacation places in Michigan and along Lake Erie with hotels and camp grounds. Take Choutanata promises unannotated resort details and a 3-day trip guide to eastern resorts. A. Robison, Lake Shore Ry., Cleveland Ohio.
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