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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1917
Page
10
A long price list of flour brands small sacks and other staples with per pound and per unit prices. Includes fruits vegetables canned goods and dried fruit with varying deal terms and quantities. Special items include hens roasters lard compound granulated sugar and various condiments.
The Graham & Sons oil private ring bank on the West Side closed its doors amid an involuntary bankruptcy filing. Detectives seized records after breaking the bank’s rear door. Andrew Graham founded it. his sons Ralph and Frank ran the business. Creditors allege solvency but seek court receivership led by Federal Judge Carpenter.
A historic set of kitchen guidelines describing soup making with shank or neck cuts, slow simmering, and careful handling to avoid fat loss. Includes notes on tomato canning, corn preservation, and tips for pairing vegetables with meat stock, plus warnings about improper storage and spoilage.
Prices at Wabash Market fall as supplies loosen and dealers cut costs. Reported by Victor Samick and others, residents note slower demand while stalls highlight lower prices for meat, produce, and staples. Local figures discuss contracts, funding, and upcoming sales amid market shifts.
The contest will feature Harold McDike C H LaSalle Curtis Meptie Leonard Fox J Teague James Chap fer TF Bo Walter Lester Bimon Mit Tuveywell Charles Colbert Ed Vigus Suldeman Walter G Todd Howard Jones and Pete Koesnigg from Rounn. A county frat member was arrested for passing a streetcar during boarding and discharging. Homer Showalter suffered a broken hand while unloading a heavy monument at a delay site. A new bus line 3874 noted.
Mrs Mary A. Crnwxer, 61, of Linear township died at home from a heart failure. Surviving husband Marky Crnwxer and children Mrs Chine Heed of Chugville, Mrs Nettie Blue of Toe Ain, Mrs Iva Clowner, Mrs Alta Hartman of Mlaffing and Velma Clawer at home. Funeral services Saturday at 10 a m at Christian Center Church Crelevite with burial in Kin Grows cemetery. Dancing at Lake James planned July 4.
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