20 Nov 1913
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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 20, 1913
Page
1
An old style advertisement touts Danderine as a miracle hair grower and scalp cure at 25 cents. It claims rapid gloss, no dandruff, and hair regrowth in weeks, urging readers to apply a small amount to achieve soft, shiny, beautiful hair.
Jacob Wingard and Sart Kavafigan of Newbury township received a license from County Clerk Choler. Deputies Ash and wardens enforce laws amid recent violations. The Three Thousand Population for LaGrange Club grows, with expected fund reach of 280000 by Saturday. Members named include A. H. Regus, George Morgan, M. le Ryer, M. Briskiq, and Dr A C Beehue. attendance at gatherings in Indianapolis noted. Mrs Helen Smith departed for Worlds to spend the winter. DM Steep and wife also mentioned.
Governor Colquitt of Texas headed the annual Turkey Trot parade, joined by thousands of participants including a float featuring a bronze turkey and a baby carriage. The event drew five thousand live turkeys marching down Elm Street with allegorical and industrial font displays along the route.
Liev and Wyron visitations mark a weekend in Arkansas as Junntte Tadd and Mrs. Tadd of Lacrarice host the town gathering. The Coldwater pager mentions a local event with familiar county residents expected to attend. Angela Bon and Myory Tarme are noted among well known locals. The evening features a 30 piece orchestra performing at Elks Hall Friday night November 21.
Two cases were filed in LaGrange Court on Monday involving Alonzo Tatehing and Chenbeirae lanes Hy Kiger. The report notes the docket includes several defendants and preliminary actions, with dates and some names partially garbled.
Clufston Indiana November 19 Markle boys Rungdels and Ralph West ages 16 spotted a loose joint on the C B G line west of Markle. They signalled an approaching motorman just in time to stop the electric car. A freight wreck near the quarry disrupted traffic for hours and stranded a passenger train after a broken cylinder head.
Washington, Nov 1. Chief engineer George Goethals declines an Army planning role, signaling he will not join a proposed model project for Nayton, under military oversight. The ruling aligns with Attorney General McReynolds on engineers not serving beyond Army inquiries. Senator Pomerene cited in discussions on interstate conduit and naval legislation remains active in the legislative push.
Hoffman Bros Co advertises firewood for sale in green or dey terms with contact phone 61 for orders and delivery details.
Whitley County P M Short in Accounts details a shortage amid official actions. Weston, of Whitley County, and Mr Piatt are mentioned regarding the investigation and possible charges while Henry Simton is named in a separate note. A memorial for a Civil War veteran of the 20th Indiana Regiment, Mr Jefferies, is also referenced.
An old fashioned cough remedy promotes a pint of cough ayrun with sugar syrup and Pinex for rapid relief of cough hoarseness and bronchial irritation. Claims low cost and quick results, with a money back guarantee, urging purchase through local druggists or by mail from The Line in Wayne, Indiana.
Warsaw Indiana November 11. Out of ten indictments returned by the Noble county grand jury last week four indictments have been acted on. Thomas Janos and Frank Green were arrested Tuesday on liquor law violations and held on $300 bonds. Lewis Altona, a farmer of Itna Gren, was arrested for the same offense and released on $200 bond. Tomah Garvin and George Garvin of Clay were charged with violating the law. one was brought to Warsaw and jailed, the other allowed to stay at home under guard. Messages and details indicate ongoing enforcement actions and forthcoming court appearances.
A former police captain and several wiretapping suspects are named in a stun ding accusation. Al Cohen, a former city detective, says he collected money from the wiretapping ring and that police officers shared profits. He links Simon M Jones of Edinburgh to the scheme and says a district attorney’s office aided the operation to quiet police interference. The confession ties private detectives to the case surrounding a high profile murder and related payoffs.
Indianapolis dispatch reports the Arid lodge election looming for tomorrow with nine candidates for grand citadel. Fort Wayne’s Jesse Macbeth is expected to contend against rival Miller of Keath Read as delegates gauge support. Today's sessions focused on routine motions amid the ongoing contest.
John G. Rett, supreme worthy of the Buf faloon, departed from the city this morning after a three day stay. Before leaving he hid 380 printed cards to take to Chieti Hall for a forthcoming Bul falngse 49 meeting, where he will be principal speaker addressing a topic titled Huftalotsm.
Louisville police chief Edward J. Burkhist for over 30 years died yesterday in Rochester N Y. He left about 278000 of which heirs Harry Augusta Burkha of Leudevelle and Lian Tubrtek of Tagrange received shares. The will was submitted to probate.
Attended state charities and corrections conference in Decatur Indiana. Reported on discussions of dependent children, home care and welfare reforms. Brief notes mention Adams county officials, event dates, and related local welfare topics from the Jan 20 issue.
Fragmented South Milford News item outlines local occurrences and names. Mentions families and church activity, a new daughter, and notes on Willard Willardson related harvest events. Contains misreads and scattered place names, with limited clear events or dates.
Ralph Byrer, a boy about 19, son of Mr and Mrs Joly Byrar, disappeared Friday from Warnatt. He was found Tuesday evening at the Winer farm about a mile north of Leeburg. He had been driving to work elsewhere. His father planned to accompany him home Thursday.
In Corunna Indiana dated November 1, readers learn of visits by residents from Bryan Michigan and nearby areas. The piece names Jordy, Mia, Guha, Jonathan Gyunlhwa, and others, noting social visits and family connections among townsfolk.
Reading of Warba w nine miles of paved streets shows ongoing paving work near Enton Street while Warsaw incurs a separate blaze at a routine electrical facility. A Marion Ice company note records another loss from Warsaw damage with an estimated ten thousand dollars. rebuilding efforts began on a new site as crews report steady progress on the related project.
An unsigned testimonial touts a “great Presumptian D. D. D.” claimed to cleanse and smooth the skin after ten years of moccie- Umites years of Umt time. The ad urges readers to consult Dreler Drug Coy at 1H Calhoun St in Durham NC for the “Prescription-for 15 years” standard skin remedy and offers refunds if not satisfied.
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