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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1908
Page
14
Public notice offers a free cure book and natural eye treatment method. It promises home remedies for various eye conditions without doctors, claiming dramatic recoveries and a mailed form to request the booklet.
Eastern milk dealers surprise Chicago. a 7 cent per quart cut spreads through Bowman Wieland and Borden suppliers. Local officials and the state attorney seek to prosecute the milk trust as dealers weigh matching the price drop to hold customers.
Real estate transfers compiled by J Heller show multiple conveyances in Saytebip City Lake township and Industrial Park addition. Transactions include Lanier to Rindware Schendar for four and a half lots, Miller to Fy Grusbar for two quarters, Gandy land sale in sec lucent, Mossman Yarnelle Co. parcels in Hanna's addition, Beam purchase of Lot 337, and Curdes to William Bartenm in Industrial Park for fifty dollars.
Maria Gross born July 29 1806 in Saratoga Springs New York lived 101 years and six months. She recalled War of 1812 memories and read with sharp faculties until late in life. She married William Grass and moved to Minnesota in 1856 settling at Owatonna. Two sons Gilbert and Oscar served for Union forces in the Civil War. both survived.
Vice President Harry A. Keplinger of the First Salinnal tant plans a March 13 birthday celebration to spite superstition. He notes the thirteenth falls on a Friday this year and will observe on Friday rather than postpone, claiming the thirteenth is the luckiest day.
A snippet notes the French ambassador to Russia faced an exceptionally delicate task to maintain the dual alliance amid tensions with Clete Hlaty and Tussky. The event weighs on international law and diplomatic prudence, highlighting the era's fragile balances and the ambassador's measured conduct.
An exhibit car in Fort Wayne touts Union Central Railway plans for Trendala Irondale East Texas. It offers 8,875 ten acre tracts at 190 dollars each with down payment and monthly installments, plus a free Irondale lot per tract. Purchasers are guaranteed to earn from crops and other incentives are promised as the project nears opening.
Unusual spring activity at Mergentheim's millinery, adding Mrs Robert Ogden Miss Arta Burdick Miss Katherine Schilling Miss Frances For Buss Wisher and Maud Flickinger to the staff. The Henkenius family thanks Fort Wayne and Wabash Valley Traction Company neighbors for sympathy and floral offerings after the death of Edward Henkenius.
Wallace Butterick, secretary of the General Education Board of New York, visits St Paul to study Minnesota college needs. Backed by J G Rockefeller, the board has a $20,000,000 endowment and has distributed over $3,000,000 to education nationwide. Cornell President Jacob G Schurman praises Minnesota as progressive, while New York board funds seek grants for future growth. The Minnesota legislature has appropriated $100,090 to raise professor salaries. The article notes the state’s move toward improving faculty pay and standards.
Thomee A Sedgwick and family recount a winter in South America starting from New York October 6. They sail via Kingston and Panama, noting American enterprise improving the isthmus, modern hotels, and railroad towns. The journey includes meetings with scholars, a cruise to Peru, and comments on climate.
Officer Paul of the city police witnessed two Syrians climbing onto a passenger train No 9 near Joliana station. They leapt down to evade arrest, were thrown to the ground, but escaped serious injury. The patrolman caught them before they could flee.
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