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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1908
Page
9
Davison of 379 Gif ford Ave San Jose Cal extols Electric Bitters as a universal family remedy for headaches liver and bowels. He asserts one bottle provides more digestive relief than any other remedy and recommends it as a trustworthy health aid through local druggists at 50 cents.
A crowd gathered in Lagrange to welcome the Vice President candidate with a midday reception at Jake Merritt’s residence. Senor Sidner Guinard introduced the speaker as the crowd heard a spirited address praising Republican unity and denouncing Democratic attacks while noting long friendship with local citizens.
Mrs Clay B S Hh Muna endorses painless purifiers sold at Dreier Bens drag store. The devices promise quiet operation and efficient cleaning without fuss, highlighted by enthusiastic claims from the reader.
A local Free Methodist conference at East Creighton Avenue is highlighted with Rev D T Marston presiding. Miss Mary Chart of Chicago, appointee of Cave Branch, attends as a prominent guest. Sunday features Miss Everhart addressing children and leading evening sessions. Remember Way co Brand horseradish during Saturday shopping for ten cents.
Special to the Saturnal Gazette from Ossian Indiana notes Edington of South Calhoun plans to move to Ossian soon and take over a bakery restaurant recently purchased by Mary Quackenbush. Quackenbush joins A. Mewidenve on the corner, while a Madison Commercial carriage shop and other city firms undergo changes. A craft exhibit at the Central Furni Hotel and a telegraphy demonstration draw attention as local officials expand employment and education efforts.
An old Massachusetts preacher tried a throat remedy claiming quick hoarseness relief. The Virgin Oil of Pine compound mixed with glycerine and a dash of whisky is advertised as breaking up colds and coughs, with half-ounce doses every four hours, sold in half-ounce bottles with a wood case and serial number under the Food and Drugs Act.
Angola Indiana presents Judge Stephen A Powers as an experienced lawyer and jurist seeking the circuit court seat. He pledges to abolish petty offices, simplify ditch laws, reduce legislative appropriations, and promote economical government at state county and township levels while empowering the people to rule. Patterson Pletcher Co markets men ́s suits with many patterns at one price.
In Bluffton Indiana William A and Emél Smith of Ossian are sued by Markle M church treasurer for 400 dollars. The complaint says an agreed 500 dollar pledge was to be paid in thirds over two years after church construction, but only 70 dollars was paid. The suit, filed this morning, seeks the remaining 380 dollars. The case draws interest from church and local attorneys.
Bam Murbarger stated he will accept the duel challenge from Wolford of Pennsylvania who claimed he could not be defeated after five throws in an hour. Murbarger said he is ready to meet Wolford under specified terms and time to settle the dispute.
A Cleveland area wedding claims identity confusion after a man named George B. Allen reportedly married in Conneaut while his former wife arrived there. Allen maintains mistaken identity and plans to prove his case abroad as a priest weighs if the marriage is ecclesiastically legal. Local friends doubt the nuptial and continue support for the groom as proceedings unfold.
The Caledonians plan a Halloween celebration at their hall on Calhoun Street. A musical program will be followed by an Anhpor and a dinner. The event promises one of the best and most enjoyed times ever seen in the hall.
The Lutherans at the Kendadsville school held a Hallowe'en party for about seventy guests. Attendees wore masks and enjoyed autumn decor of leaves pumpkins and corn stalks. John Wakeraan performed magic as prizes were awarded to Emil Side Kaudimar Beenbor ger and Edward Scheiber. Refreshments were served late.
To the voters of Allen County a full prohibition ticket appears on the official ballot. James E. Graham is a candidate for Prosecuting Attorney, opposing the manufacture and sale of intoxicating liquors as a key platform.
In a heated plea Chief Ankentruc vows daily affidavits against Leikauff Company for operating without a license. The case heads to the city court as health officers prepare a strong challenge to the packing firm while labeling the actions as a bitter fight against unlicensed business.
Disjointed notes describe Marshall night events and a Halloween sale at Long Novelty House 905 Cgihoun Street Kendallville. Local crowds gather for dances, stalls, and masked activities as community figures attend gatherings and pose for photos amid festive preparations.
A local promoter states Butler will soon establish another bank. Prominent citizens named as stockholders include Samuel Norugun farmer from Pramielin township BC Campbell Amos Snyder Frank and William Crexer Henry Grobe and James Wilcox. A mass meeting is set for Saturday with plans advancing toward opening date and relocation of the Potter property for future business.
Vaubene, a Syracuse alum and government surveyor in Allen county, will officiate Sunday’s football game between the Miamis and Deflaice at League Yard. He previously held roles at Syracuse and refereed Miamis versus Garrett, earning player approval for fair play. Ohio Northern University reportedly plans a jaunt to the city with throw dates offered by the varsity.
Bluffton Indiana council session shifted to this afternoon and postponed tonight as Mayor Hamilton is away. Morgan street improvement halted because contractor Walter Parkison has only one worker available and a day must be spared for an inspector.
In a brief market notice Bernie and Armstrong advertise country wood ten inch and sixteen inch lags, with small to big loads priced from 2.50 to 5 dollars. A separate listing mentions Hickory wood and Wilsoe Brera products from Fatterson Flatcher Co selling in town at a dollar.
A well known Noble County farmer, Dr Casper, aged about 60, died after an accident at the home of Welt wan abort hit-els. He leaves two wives, one daughter and two sons. Funeral services set for Sunday at 2 PM at the Christian church in Sparta.
A Butler resident faces assault and battery charges following an alleged incident at George J. Browns on East Main Street. The complaint describes a physical confrontation and notes the arrest details as part of the case filed by local authorities. The report mentions a payment and references Anheuser Busch products in connection with the activity.
Wilkwea Reelnit was fined 20 dollars and given a ninety day sentence on a charge of beating works. Debhert Cole received suspended sentences of 33 days and a burnt charge tied to alleged coal theft from the Wabash railroad.
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