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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1908
Page
6
Disjointed OCR fragment outlines multiple figures and places including Port Whitworth residents, legal notices, and a sale. Mentions a grand warrant, a nonprofit council, and a public event with a reference to Wabash Street. Details are unclear but indicate local civic activity and pending arrangements.
2ND FLOOR WE ARE THE PEOPLE'S FRIEND AND FURNISHERS Greatest opening for the people Tee in the fact that our prices for SPRING GARMENTS have been reduced. FULL assortment of FLOWERS imported for Hat trimming. SHIRTS WAISTS from Acme Waist company New York. Dresses, corsets, and undergarments priced to match current earnings. Easy payment plan continues until month end. $1.90 down and $1.00 per week secures carpets and other goods. Visit Carnet Department for carpets and bugs. supply Bacon sale ends soon.
Fragmented OCR shows train and service references on Butler road and Westward Service with garbled numbers and street names. Readable items include mentions of trains, routes, and directions but exact times, destinations, and entities are unclear.
A lurid ad promotes a universal kidney and bladder cure claiming superb results from a single mixture. It lists symptoms like burning urination and vision issues and asserts prevention of Bright's disease and rheumatism. The piece markets a “great urinary specialist” and urges readers to drink water and follow its regimen.
A deal to purchase the White Bank Building on Clinton and Wayne streets by the Physicians' Digest Company is reportedly near. If completed, the firm plans two added stories, offices to rent, and an improved elevator system, with a price around 45,000.
A jumble of court items includes divorce suits, alimony requests, and property matters. Cases mention Mrs. Selusiktt seeking divorce from Willkent, $85 alimony, and $400 support. Sylvie Furnish leaving $201 for relatives. St John’s Evangelical Church bequests. Harry Isher and Guorke Howman judgments. and Dixon injunctions against Dr Joseph D Morgan. The column notes a will probating for Clara M Monck and ongoing saloon license proceedings at Gar Creek.
Cleti Ensley of Wagner street arrested on indecent matter through the mails. A pental ecard bearing explicit content was mailed to Barb Ebridan at 520 Hutman street. arraigned before United States Commissioner Logan and held to federal grand jury under $100 bond. stepfather posted security. Large display ad for Patterson-Pletcher Co. and Hazel promotional offer noted.
In yesterday's Police Court Judge Skelton fined multiple defendants for drunkenness including Ludie H Roudebush $6 fine plus costs with sentence suspended. Thomas Daly and Gail Hartis each fined $1 and $0 costs with suspensions for drunk, Mary Brien fined $6, William Cronin $6, Lawrence Porter $8 with costs. Ajuel Morke later disturbed Pat Majestic Theatre, referred to juvenile court, with an eight point action and hour to leave.
Veseys offers delivery of plants and cut flowers to any city area. Green houses located at 2602 Thompson. Contact Bell at 316 or phone 6231 for orders and inquiries.
An early 20th century ad listing a $200 round trip from Fort Wayne to Chicago via Nickel Plate Road. Details mention a daily train schedule with departures around 1 pm and April 12 with returns on April 17. Agent contact named Parne? offering tickets and scheduling through a ticketing office in Fort Wayne.
Fragmentary OCR itemization mentions various soap powders, cleaning aids, and starch. References to Fante Naptha Soap and Snow Loy Soap Powder appear alongside miscellaneous household supplies and pins. The text is garbled, offering no clear event or agenda.
A garbled OCR item describes a teacher running ashore with unclear references to a coast, a train, and a Wabash Valley locale. The fragment mentions Rokemo end, Lim, and various entities like Med Porlar Cars and APCs, but the text is incomplete and lacks coherent events or dates.
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