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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1908
Page
10
Syracuse New York report notes Mr Kern's expected return today with possible further confinement if his condition worsens. The bulletin mentions a plan of limited mental or physical restrictions around the home for about a week before the campaign chime. Indiana grain elevators face a loss pegged at 100000 dollars amid market disruptions.
Patent notices from Vincennes report various inventors and assignees in a listing with references to names, firms, and locations. The item highlights grants and assignments in the Dana inventor group, noting institutions and individuals connected to the filings.
The article outlines fabrics and sewing techniques for garments, naming materials like eberlot saree elthey striped pista tweet and rek vet. It gives pattern notes for waist measurements, skirt width, and dress features, plus instructions on braids, trims, and potter-style edges. It ends with ordering details and a mailing address.
Fragmented OCR itemizing suppliers and products across Indiana locations including Fort Wayne Indianapolis Vincennes and Crawfordsville. Mentions plows receptacles glass fooding dynamo electric traction piston valves corrugated metal culvert and lava swine products in a scattered, unreadable ledger style. The passage lacks coherent events or dates.
Debs arraigned voters in Indiana with a vocal critique of unemployment and economic systems. He argued workers build automotives while others ride the political treadmill, urging action beyond election day. His remarks highlighted persistent joblessness across administrations and monetary policies.
Plymouth Congregation church members convened for a monthly meeting to discuss missionary work and elect officers for the coming year. Officers chosen include President Mrs. J. F. House and Treasurer Mr. W. Hess, while talks mention Ankling and Wood pursuing recovery of $2,000 from former officials in Kesluskee County banking cases.
Bids for the Mulqueen Dancing Academy building on East Washington Street were found too high. Alterations will be made and new bids will be solicited. A modern structure is planned opposite the Mohe flats, with work expected to proceed after adjustments.
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