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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1908
Page
4
The Auburn Band 16 announces a series of summer concerts with rehearsals each Monday night. The director emphasizes public-spirited faith in the group and invites local residents to support youth in city welfare efforts and community music activities.
In Hancock County a suit was filed in county circuit court by Miero-THe De Aulb against Thorn J. Coul, Luther Nicholingi and Nicholson to foreclose on mortgage installments. The defendants allegedly purchased the property and failed to make payments, prompting the suit for foreclosure and court action, with next court date pending. Also noted is an unrelated ad for a life protection tonic and a Garrett salon case on appeal at the circuit court.
At noon, residents are invited to the opening of the new town of Portsmouth, located in Mata gorda county, Texas California. The notice calls for community participation led by Monroe two.
New Haven social page reports visiting friends and relatives from Fort Wayne and Maysville. Many callers include Mr. Harry Hattersley, Mr. Adolph Sanders, Miss Elizabeth Crow, Miss Margaret Gidley, and Miss Zita Bueter visiting local families. Community events feature dental work trips, church activities, and guests from nearby towns.
Cut flowers including Sweet Peas Marguerites Lily of the Valley Roses and Carnations advertised at Veseys Greenhouses.
A garbled text appears to discuss diet and supposed remedies to curb hunger, mentioning phrases about feeling hungry and suggesting meals like breakfast and supper. It references a “Lardy Creek specialist” and vague medical claims, but the overall content is incoherent and difficult to verify.
A digest of social visits and local sports chatter from Fort Wayne and nearby towns. Mentions Mrs Pond shopping, Joseph Johns and Garrett friends dining, Bert Dowling Jr prepping for baseball season, John Sebber at Corner Rad and Gunvind, and other community notes. Also cites club finances and a marketing plug for Rocky Mountain tea.
The Elgt News Tureau reports Auburn Indiana faces escalating temperance conflict as saloon opponents push for license removals. Peter Lehler, local liquor dealer, seeks a venue change in circuit court while county commissioners warn against licensing amid remonstrances. The dispute foresees a tense showdown shaping DeKalb County history.
In Page North Dakota Mrs Frances A Rutherford aged 33 died after a two week pneumonia. Born in Kosciusko county she was daughter of the late Mr and Mrs Sherer. Funeral arrangements set with Welock from Prairie Grove chapel. Also Mrs Minerva B Stoner of Sl Brandrift street died at 55 after multiple heart seizures. funeral and shipping planned to War NEW YORK March 6 Prince Isaw de Sagan alias Bertrand Dufresne denies marriage to Mme Gould and claims prince status while staying in Philadelphia hotel and questioned in New York about his true name and intentions.
Prince Helie de Sagan visits New York amid questions about his marriage to mime partner. Reporters press about the union and his quick trip, but he declines to explain why he hurried to the city.
Auburn and Buller high schools prepare for a joint debate on government ownership of common carriers. Top oratorical talent from both schools is engaged and a preliminary session was held Wednesday morning with a representative selected for the event.
Washington reports that Canada and the United States see value in river and canal development. A Georgian Bay canal proposal outlines a 22 foot depth ship route with 27 locks, linking Georgian Bay to Montreal, potentially shortening transit from Fort Williams to Liverpool by hundreds of miles and boosting grain transport and power utilities.
Notice states the Rome City Cot Taggers Association will hold a meeting at the Commercial Club rooms at 1 P.M. Friday March 26. GW Weaver serves as secretary.
An afternoon blaze at Isaac Groxe’s home at Jackson and Second streets in Auburn started by a defective flue. Firefighters rushed to the scene saving the house from total loss, with estimated damage around $25.
A report from Auburn Indiana notes that Mrs Peter Ladlzentcleer, previously ill with a tiger and car trouble, shows marked improvement. Dr Stewart, her physician, says she has passed the critical stage and recovery is likely underway.
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