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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1908
Page
4
Fragmented advertisement style text promotes external remedies for eczema claiming dramatic cures. It reads as a period advertisement with garbled phrases, inconsistent names, and dubious medical assertions, suggesting a promotional pamphlet rather than a reliable health source.
Fort Wayne audiences witnessed Mons Crèmes Paris art tour featuring original models selected for his famed works. The act promised high class artistry with music and lighting, while organizers and local figures celebrated the world famous artist’s first American appearance and the beauty portrayed on stage.
Voters who backed Abraham Lincoln are urged to register with John W. Hayden at the Republican headquarters Berry and Harrison streets to obtain a badge and admission ticket for a speech by Hon. A. 3. Beveridae at the Princess rink on Monday evening October 26. G. E. Bursley leads the Lincoln Committee to reserve seats near the stage. Robert Anshire faces $25,000 suit from his wife in Muncie, claiming he harmed her. he counters that charges are false and that she is an invalid. Anshire is said to be worth $509,000. Wells County farms and a cluster of homes in nearby towns are noted.
Fragments report specials at Hof Bray and a Bernat event with Bryan unable to stop at Blutton. Mentions Weaver, Henry, and Kern, with plans to rain in Hutton and Wikater. includes notes on attendance and observers.
A brief report notes a straw vote in Bryan Gain IA with details on participants and results. The article mentions local civic groups and the event’s context in the community, highlighting participation and turnout.
Special at Hof Bray offers Mallard Duck Shad Roe live Lobsters Hard Shel Crabs Black Bass White Fish Halibul and Frog Legs with a varied seafood and game assortment for visitors.
Wid reported a horse missing near 3148 South Broadway after a barn shed door opened at 3 am. Neighbors recalled seeing the animal ridden by a man and at times the horse dragged when approached. Injury marks and sweat stains suggested riding before the animal vanished. no clue identified for the theft.
Al Kise News Bureau reports a party returning from Zaneselic to Delvefton, Ind, halted when a tire punctured near the Tear whorls. The group, including W. Ho Eichhorn, J. B. Merriman, Mansom Reiff, Sheriff Lipkey, and Fred McBride, reached the city near 3 a.m. A sales blurb for Stetson exclusive hats follows.
Kist News Bureau reports a surge in divorce petitions in DeKalb County during the season. Frank Folks seeks a divorce from his wife alleging cruelty and abuse after repeated dish-throwing incidents. Police recall a prior case in which Folks was involved in a street shooting incident.
In Hart Wayne bird store a wide range of goldfish is shown from fan tails to comet goldfish bred in Japan and China. The store also offers canaries from Germany, white toler, rare pigeons, and tropical parrots. An unrelated note reports local fines and drunkenness cases including George Williams and Sterman Hayden, with penalties listed.
Forty guests spent an enjoyable evening with Woleatrellin Jorge on Tuesday at Wolvottvilla lodge. Dr. Lake, worshipful minister, and others greeted the visitors at the evening train and led them to Ure banqu et hall where the ladies served them. After the banquet, Kendallville members conferred the Master Mason degree upon a candidate in a lively meeting attended by 42 members from LaGrange, Tome Cllr and other ministers.
An elderly Nodallville police officer named Kallman, who has served as night watchman for the business district for sixteen years, received a salary increase Tuesday evening. At nearly eighty, he may be the oldest serving officer in the state. He had been paid 10 dollars per month plus small sums collected from merchants for guarding stores. The council granted him an increase to eleven dollars per month after his request for a raise was considered.
Ambiguous OCR fragment lists names and places including northern Indiana and vicinity with scattered personal names and unclear roles. Mentions hotels and an Admiral coffee trial. No coherent event or outcome is evident from the readable text.
A farmer in the northwestern part of the county reported a horse stolen from a pasture late Tuesday night. Sheriff Gries and local deputies are investigating with few leads as the animal name and ranch details remain unclear.
The Fort Wayne and Wabash Valley traction company declares attendance at the Richmond commercial clubs event doubtful as representatives may not be present. Officials note potential changes and urge continued engagement with the invitation.
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