City News: Miss Nelson Lewis Ill and Local Events
Miss Nelson Lewis is seriously ill in the city. Garrette reports surgery for Mrs Vernon and others sound unwell. Mr Stephen Hudson, a prominent merchant, died yesterday. Willita Nessenstein plans a brick tax building on 50th Avenue. The Men's Brotherhood of Christ’s Lamivra Church holds a regular meeting at the Chatel Pricly. Drs Wheelock and Mecaskey depart for Winnibenenn to attend Arthur sole. Mr McGuakey to read a toast at the banquet. Frankibler, a youth with no funds, left home to seek support after an accident. police report he is intelligent but recently broke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neltle Lewis
Shambauga
Garrete Sesterda
Vernon Teice
Stebert Drudson
Columbu City
Elty
Willita Nessenstein
ustheMergan
M. Barrety
Nis
Anthony Bidhting
Owitler
Kent Purdie
de Weil
Wat Place
McGuakey
Kile
Spring goods and grand sale at White Fruit House
The White Fruit House department store announces major spring and summer reductions on suits skirts jackets and corsets. Imported flowers are on sale at about one third price, with new men’s dress socks hats ties and caps featured. Carpets rugs and a bacon special draw customers with easy payments and weekly installments.
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Kaufman
New York
Colin-Goodman Company
Cleveland
Millin
Acme Onnnet Company
Eny
Qur
Han
White Fruit House
Decision Day at Methodist Episcopal Church Observed
Hamilton Ind March 2 Sunday will be observed as decision day at the Methodist Episcopal church in this place with services all day. Rev J S Cain will preach morning and evening as members are welcomed for full connection or by letter. Church of Christ also marks tally day with Toll call and special sermons by Rev B W Stancil. The Paterson Fletcher store sells fine garments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rist
Hamilton
Ind
Methodist Episcopal Church
J. S. Cain
Church of Christ
B. W. Stancil
Paterson-Fletcher
No More Standing on Car Platforms Rules Issued
Fort Wayne and Wabash Valley Traction issues notices to post on city cars forbidding passengers from standing on rear platforms. The move aligns with a council ordinance banning standing on rear platforms, aiming to safeguard passengers. Superintendent Gunn says further bulletins will instruct motormen on enforcement.
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TY. Gunn
Fort Wayne & Wabash Valley Traction Company
RR. H. Harrison
Ives
Supt
Gimn
Grand Rapids and Indiana Railway Company Meeting Notice
Grand Rapids Michigan February 20 1908 the annual meeting of the stockholders of the Grand Rapids and Indiana Railway Company for the election of seven directors for the ensuing term and for the transaction of other business will be held at the general office in Grand Rapids Kent County Michigan on Wednesday April 1 1908 at 10 oclock A M Books for transfer of stock will be closed from March 7 1908 until after the meeting R R Metheart Secretary
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Rapids
Mich
Grand Rapids & Indiana Railway Company
Grand _Replis
Kent County
Michigan
Rrmetheart
Angolan township farming scene reports strong sap and near perfect season
Kist News Bureau notes York township and nearby areas in Angol a Ind reporting a good season with strong tree work. Mr Lowers manages about 800 trees and 159 gallons of syrup collected during two weeks of favorable weather and minimal snow. Neighbor Mr Bay also notes forty pallets produced in the same period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kist
Angola
Ind
State official probes packing house and dairy concerns
The State Food and Drug Commissioner orders inspection of packing houses and a dairy tied to the Jelkunt Packing Company amid claims of filth, unclean conditions, and threats to public health. An inspector reports filthy premises, clogged drains, exposed waste, and trash in alleys, prompting action and potential penalties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Food and Drug Comumiissioner UK
Barnard
Tucker
Wayne
Min
Athens
Unclear OCR fragment hints at travel fare and route
Fragmentary text discusses a round trip fare of $3.00 and travel by Wabash Valley route to an apparent meeting in a city named in error Dutlawapolis. Names and places are garbled. indicates a transportation offer with unclear dates or organizer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Srolley
Dutlawapolis
Wabash Valley
Police Court Eyewitnesses Hear Small-Time Offenders
Bertram Alexander faces a March 28 hearing for robbing the wine cellar of the Wayne hotel. William Mexhan, Packard Organ factory worker, allegedly struck Elmer Summer over a bill dispute with a nose injury. Two train climbers’ cases were continued, a hobo got an hour to depart, and another remain scheduled for this morning. An advertisement notes a spring top coat from Patterson Pletcher Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sielton
Bertram Alexander
Wayne Hotel
William Mexhan
Packard Organ Factory
Elmer Summer
Mephen
Summer
Miether
Birth notices and tonic ad from old newspaper
Births announced for a son to Potter on Lauiro street and for a daughter to Jovepah on Moscow Manna street, plus a son to Co Noll on West Berry Street and a son to Meyers on East Wayne Street. An advertisement promotes Greatest spring tonic Tita Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea tablets as a blood cleanser and regulator.
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Walter Potter
Lauiro ® Street
Jovepah
Manna Street
Will H. Co. Noll
West Berry Street
Samuel Meyers
East
Wayne Street
Tita Hollister
Rocky Mountain
Meyer Bios. CO
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West Main Street
Indiana
Fort Wayne Printing CO
Telephone
Fionest
Bell
Coverdale & Archer
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Labue & Carrier
East Columbia
Smoky City
Dreier & Bro
Grand Rapids & Indiana. Railway Company
Istate Food Commissioner
Linkauf
Patterson- Pletcher Co
Fort Wayne & Walgish Valley Traction Co
Boston
WMA Company
Indianapolis
Lake Erie & Western & R
Qn Sale
Pond
Jaccount Democratia
Jndianapolis
G. Pinniger
Wabash R
Lake Erie & Western
R. R
FT. Wayne
I, G
Pinniger
Good
Fort Wayne
Kokamo
Tdianapalla
Indianapolia
Ganapolia
Peru
Whel
B. P. Austin
Journal- Gazette
P.B. Arnold
Harrison
New TE Wabast
Westwari & and i
Buller
OL Vise
Hattersley & Sons
Bimmond
Sala
Cordell Bros
Axio Brent
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