11 Nov 1909
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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1909
Page
1
A local advertisement announces men’s shoes priced at three dollars, offered by Morris Meyer located at 130 132 West Main Street. The short notice highlights affordable footwear options for today’s shoppers.
Delegates in Fort Wayne gather for the Michigan and Erie canal project and Inland Waterways push. Congressman Ansberry and Ohio officials address the crowd while Gen Lane shapes a pro waterway agenda urging federal and state support.
Win A. Riles, aged seventy two and lifelong Fort Wayne resident, died soon after an illness at home. Survived by two children Titus of Chicago and Gearge of Fort Wayne, among others. Funeral arrangements announce a sale to dispose of belongings on Saturday morning, November 13, at the family residence.
Mrs. Elizabetht Crosby of Bhuttian arrived yesterday and will remain through the week. The report mentions agricultural bulletins from Washington and references a Prickly Pear project with updates and industrial bulletin numbering LH.
Ad reads Popular Musiq at 15 cents per copy with location 713 Clinton Street. Fragmentary text mentions Sener Ui and Nere Aboy Faastt, unclear context, and a cryptic note about Wayne End on 3 Dy. May reflect a street vendor listing and stray lines from a damaged page.
The ad lists remedies for headaches and neuralgia from colds and promotes laxative bromide products. It mentions a motor transfer company and imported sauerkraut from Germany. Also notes Frankfurters and meals at Dick's Buffet near City Hall and urges Journal-Gazette want ads with a contact number.
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