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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1908
Page
26
Fragmented OCR notice lists vacant positions and services including reading homes, gas, electricity, travel, and local addresses. Mentions Springneid, Davenport, and a Wayne School of Teleldg style. Contains garbled phrases and unclear details about employment and locations.
A Chicago letter exposes turmoil among railroad worker unions and the Republican convention. Messages from the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers and Firemen and related bodies protest Republican actions, urging unity and criticizing constitutional labor leadership. The missives spotlight internal labor strife amid national politics and calls for solidarity.
A court issued a temporary order in a domestic case involving Meebo Conner and a spouse, restricting contact and detailing accusations of threats and conflict. The hearing aimed to resolve custody and safety concerns amid disputed allegations and a contentious separation.
A fragmented page lists numerous rental rooms and houses with varying amenities. Entries mention addresses on East Dewald Street South Galoun Street Harrison Street Calhoun Street and others. The notices advertise furnished and unfurnished options with hot water, gas or electric light, and access to baths.
Miscellaneous sale ads and real estate listings from a historical paper itemize livestock, pianos, sewing machines, poultry, household goods, and multiple properties. Names like Wayne and Vesey appear with addresses, while notices mention livery barns, a Portland area broker, and exchanges involving land, houses, and orchards.
Fragmented sale ad listing several properties including a six room house with barn and corner lot, a residence and outbuildings, a tract of lands around 240 acres and 180 acres with soil notes, all priced or offered in the near term. indicates multiple parcels and locations in a single block of text.
Fragmented OCR yields a set of scattered topics including loans, sermons, speakers, and local ads. Mentions of Allen etuaty and Mr law rains appear amid unclear names and events. The text also notes a sermon Sunday and references to Gold Seal cigars and journal ads.
A fragmentary market dispatch notes top farm values in the state, mentioning land at about 10 dollars per acre and farms around 35 dollars per acre. The text is garbled with names and addresses, listing agents and contact cues. It references local markets and urges calling for more information.
For sale real estate listing from the Journal Gazette style want ads. Includes placeholders for rooms, near landmarks, and a February date. Contains fragmented addresses and price hints, indicating a sale notice with limited readable details.
Property listing describing a cottage style home with five rooms and electric fixtures on a street near Deer Point. Mentions south side location, suburb access, mid-century decor, and flexible payment terms. Includes vague pricing and payment options with emphasis on convenient access and potential improvements.
Fragmentary text shows garbled place names and prices with references to banks and property. No coherent event or names clearly identifiable. Likely damaged historical clipping lacking readable facts for a proper summary.
A garbled early classified style notice advertises multiple properties for sale with phrases about easy payments, locations near Broad Street and Wheaton Avenue, mentions rooms, fruit trees, and a real estate agency. It is fragmentary but implies a sale offer and estate features.
The Wayne and Springfield Fortailway Companies announce an excursion from Port Wayne to Lae. Details mention routes and interim stops, with notes on personnel and compliance. This notices appears to be a business or corporate communications fragment.
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