Gold Medal Flour Proof in the Loaf Promises Better Bread
A vintage ad asserts Gold Medal Flour produces finer richer bread. It claims strength and all nourishment from the best wheat, inviting readers to try a sack and see for themselves.
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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1908
Page
1
A vintage ad asserts Gold Medal Flour produces finer richer bread. It claims strength and all nourishment from the best wheat, inviting readers to try a sack and see for themselves.
A state circuit court recounts Judge Anderson’s defense of a verdict in a complex bank case. The judge affirms the trial's fairness, rejects claims of jury misconduct, and addresses multiple counts. He notes the defendant, a banker, acted as a promoter and self lender, betraying fiduciary duty to the bank.
A terse note describes a remedy claiming to relieve colds and headaches using quinine. The article cites a world-wide trend and references a product named One Dar EW. Further details are unclear from the fragment.
New York on March 13 Maren W H Den Co weekly trade review notes brighter sentiment due to improved weather boosting family goods demand. Commerce shows slow progress though. clothing and footwear selling steady, factories increasing output in farming implements and tools. Wage cuts loom, building permits fall, and some sectors report quiet activity while others show seasonal gains. Cotton goods demand rises, machinery idle, hosiery and leather markets stabilize, and prices ease on some steel products.
London March 13 The Aglt bee tween Tommy Buram and Jem Rocha in Dublin may be canceled if Burns eye injury worsens. Burns asked promoters for postponement but no reply yet. Promoters said venue crowds and tickets would make rescheduling difficult.
Fort Wayne reports King Kelly, the catcher known as Graves or Sing Kelly, may move to South Bend. Manager Grant released tentative terms after noon. no contract yet but exchange talks loom as pitching talent is scarce. Spring schedule shows a long tour through Indiana starting April 1 with Decatur, Springfield, Bloomington, Peoria, Rock Island, and more, finishing near opening day with Wheeling or Zanesville in view.
A fire at the Columbia Conserve plant on Meridian Street in Indianapolis caused damage valued at 100000 dollars. The blaze disrupted operations this evening as crews battled the flames near the Balt Catf Road area, with reported losses of about two hundred thousand dollars?
The Shamrocks plan an opening excursion described as promising and significant. Speculation centers on Cleary’s participation and Gunther’s Park hosting a Sunday event, with many rosters expected to join the trip and attendance likely to yield a substantial sum.
Bowser seeks a robust squad for the season with plans to bolster the roster through targeted recruitment. The manager aims to assemble players from the local area and beyond, signaling intent to field a competitive lineup. Cron is mentioned as a potential contact or interest.
Louis Heilbroner arrives in the city on private business for a few days as the Journal-Gazette editor notes the visit. The piece mentions the New Avuling Inat lobby encounter and hints at big trends in sports journalism during the period.
A farmers dance will be held at Tanner's Hall on Tuesday evening in March. Local residents are invited to attend for an evening of music and socializing with neighbors.
Ward by ward results show Watson and Miller forces contesting control of local party delegates. In Decatur the Presbyterian church hosted a reception for Pastor Spetnagie. precincts list delegate selections with vote tallies showing Watson leads in several wards while Miller wins others amid floating voter dynamics and federation tensions.
The Fort Wayne Board of Public Works invites sealed bids by April 24 1908 at 7 2911 p.m. for multiple local sewer improvements including vitrified slag pipe sewers on Creighton Avenue and nearby alleys and vitrified clay pipe sewers along Pontiac Winter Street and nearby blocks. Bids must include a ten dollar bid bond. the city reserves the right to reject any or all bids.
In South Whitley, at Broadway and Washington, Wood chairs Stuben county meeting while J C McKetter and A D Ramsey of Angola debate Cyrus Cilne for Congress. Attendees from farming and business chambers rally Mecline support amid strong enthusiasm from Stuben County.
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