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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1908
Page
10
Classified items list piano uprights mahogany cases and other musical instruments. Also sewing machines, loan offers, stock shares for sale, and various real estate listings with prices and locations on Calhoun and Hoagland avenues. May promotions target pupils and bandmasters.
Warsaw Ind May 21 Suspect Crossman arrested after horse theft leads from a barn near Warsaw to Middle Point Ohio He is held awaiting Sheriff Haward and the case ties Fort Wayne to the thefts of multiple outfits and a traded horse as authorities pursue profits and protectors.
Skygack, a new citizen, praises the degree team tied to Warsaw lodges and Indianapolis events. A forged note case tied to Columbia City National Bank sees James Hiveley implicated as signer Quite J. Sell and others contest the signature. The report mentions a bank officer detailing the forgery and repayment.
Public notice promotes Mi o na Stomach Tablets as a genuine quick acting cure for indigestion and stomach troubles. It claims to restore appetite and digestion, featuring Mrs Brewer of Whiteland and Meyer Bros Co as guarantor sellers offering a 30 cent bottle with an absolute guarantee to return money if it fails to cure.
Legal notice to taxpayers announces Fort Wayne County Board of Review hearings at the courthouse to review assessments and correct returns under tax laws. It cites dates June 1 and terms for hearings, with references to Dademuth and related officials, plus a forged note dispute involving James Hivetey and William J. Sell.
By Kist News CHURUBUSCO Ind Bay 21 K J Hall, who last spring bought the George R Hemunick jewelry store, shipped goods to his Paxton home and now plans to return to his Warren home to continue the jewelry business. He made many friends here.
Col John Adams and Liveryman John Brafim with Bere Wigent, appointed by the court, approved sale of the city team “Mike” and “Pete” at 85 and 25 dollars respectively. The loan will be sold once a purchaser is found. Both horses are year-old and “Mike” is described as a vicious animal injuring several city employees. The city maintains a backup team for emergencies.
A six month old Fort Wayne child died early today at the Bonebrake home in South Whitley after a short illness. The death was due to tubercular meningoencephalitis. Grandmother Mrs. Sarah Goelhart had brought the child to the Bonebrake home a week earlier. Funeral services were held Saturday at the Bonebrake residence with Rev. Benjamin Kendall officiating, burial in South Whitley cemetery.
A garbled real estate ad lists cottages and farm lands for sale near the city. It mentions water access, new travel homes, south Wayne avenue cottage bargains, multihouse investments, and acreage near the court house with various improvements. Prices referenced include 16K and 1.30 plus several unspecified lots and homes.
Real estate and transit notices list multiple properties and prices in Port Wayne area. Items include a 5 000 dollar house near Lake Avenue and a 2 920 dollar new room home on Fried Avenue, with references to a large bank barn, fruit trees, and improvements. Also notes on Southwestern Interurban routes, limited trains, and schedules with Fort Wayne and Lafayette connections.
A Realty bulletin describes multiple parcels along Calhoun Street and nearby avenues. Listings include a cottage with bath priced at around $5,000 and a lot near Modern street with a separate property on W. private Road. The notes mention Wells and Buchanan-related addresses as reference points.
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