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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 20, 1908
Page
6
Readable fragments describe items like neck tie holders and stamped linen and floss intended for work use. The text appears as a damaged classifieds fragment listing small household or tailoring goods with incomplete details and quantities.
Eugene Mara a Cuban boy aged eight was fined five dollars and costs for drunkenness and handed to the judge. George Elmer, also drunk, was fined five dollars and costs and has to be introduced to the padded cell. Louis and William Kopp, with prior police records, fined five dollars and costs for drunkenness. Meat cases against George and Edward Griswold for selling meat without a license were dismissed after proper licenses were secured.
City news items report Arnold Curdes establishing a new home on Occidental Avenue and other local movements. A fire on Baltes Avenue was extinguished after a night without assistance. Herman Felts underwent surgery and Poblimeyer moved from Logansport to work as a window trimmer. The Brackside J.O.H. Buss herd and Chicago Week features noted. Huntington Mayor Anderson's delegation studied Fort Wayne weights and measures. Pink eye excludes students. Hazelet butcher shop sold to C. W. Bolyard & Sons. Sheriff candidate Joan Hazelet plans New Mexico relocation. Hotel Anthony gains steam heating. last motors installed. Photographers foresee holiday rush. Port Wayne studios report heavy business ahead of Thanksgiving.
White Fruit House promotes a big sale on beef steaks four for 50 cents per pound and dressed hens, with sugar and ladies apparel discounts. The ad urges farmers to bring fresh cattle and notes a real estate transfer involving Mr Harry Fletcher and the Everett home on Broadway, with price 36800 and lot frontage 111 feet.
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