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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1908
Page
4
A long, fragmentary account presents a military son discussing the Army canteen policy and its effects on soldiers and morale. It covers hospital admissions, costs, discipline, and the balance between rationed beverages and intoxication, with references to generals, camps, and Allied armies.
A detailed overview of Peru and South American progress under modern conditions. It notes the Pan American railway expansion from Lima to Panama, wireless telegraph developments, and plans to connect and develop coast to interior routes. It highlights mineral wealth including copper, silver, and petroleum, with U.S. and European investment underpinning industry. It mentions cotton, agricultural expansion, and potential settlement along new rail corridors.
Fragmented lines describe Samuel Brown related to a local project or event in county Terras, with mentions of Teena vor DyRalb and Walling tae phase efforts. The text references infirmary Capitpes and a meeting at the Trew ace, suggesting a community decision or planning milestone and multiple individuals involved.
At Halliday Indiana on September 14 a work crew dismantling a large barn root near Geoge Woodird caused two men to be precipitated to the ground. Olive Pry of Moyeitle and Willser of Terme suffered broken ribs and other injuries. Pry jaw was broken. One man, Clive Fry of Monroeville, survived with severe injuries. Frank Summer and others aided them, later Webster reported in grave condition.
An obituary roundup reports deaths including John Roehling aged about seventy, now of Fort Wayne and formerly from Germany, with services noted at St Peter's and interment in nearby cemeteries. Other notices list Nathaniel H. Bledave of Jeffersonville Indiana passing after a heart condition, Alma Treas and family survivors, and a young woman whose engagement was postponed due to illness. Record includes names, ages, and burial arrangements for several residents, with multiple church services scheduled and interments planned in local cemeteries.
Mrs Block dies after a long illness at Lutheran Hospital in Fort Wayne. She was 69 years old, born in Fort Wayne in 1881 and lived there for two decades. Survived by children Mrs Charing Bllafer, Mrs Hrithiart, Fred, and Octy Block. William Block of Auburn. Charles Block of Mhenlen. Funeral services Monday at 2284, Rev Willen Moll will officiate. Burial at Concordia Cemetery.
Local notice highlights a weekly store sale at 145 East Columbia Street led by owner Alex H. Staub. Includes address and emphasis on limited time bargains for shoppers in the area.
A chaotic OCR fragment notes Actheney Wood Campbell at Ken Walvis opening a law office. Mentions East Wwe Mans Strort recovering from unspecified illness. References to New York travel, Yellowstone Park, and transfers involving Mr and Mrs Davis and Jon H. Pages, with unclear local details.
The piece outlines Connecticut political maneuvering around a 1930s party machine. It highlights candidate names such as Lilley and Lake, factions within the Republican and Democratic camps, and rumored nominating plans for governor and congress. It notes tensions between reform elements and entrenched interests shaping the primary contest and likely outcomes.
Fragmentary report cites hospital events and local appointments. Mentions Litherin hospital, Christina church, Mr Be AY, and city officials with scattered names and roles. notes planned industrial capacity at a New York firm and a contract action affecting daily output.
An old classified item announces Red Elgin for sale at 2.15 percent mark, noting a top general purpose horse in the state. It lists Mrs F J Gruber at 624 Washington Boulevard West as contact.
The Rev Pronk M1 Wx AC is reported to be recovering after an operation. Details indicate medical staff and hospital care at MWope hospital with a surgeon involved in the procedure.
Historical notes show a council race with Wiebke, Teletz, and others vying for captain Harrison's successor. The report outlines candidate names, positions, and party lines amid internal party tensions. Debates include potential contenders like Mr W. J. Putrrnn and Mr. Clery Jung with discussions of support and timing for a formal meeting.
Warsaw lith Sept 12 master of the age visited Warsaw and discussed the Grange degree work. South Bend and Columbus City will execute the program with Winona Lake hosting the event. A reception committee will plan visitor welfare and comfort during the visit.
The annual Feast of the Redeemer Church will be held at 10 Wells, with Rev. Theodore F. Habwit preaching in Bryglist. Rev. Al. Genrei of Wandbura will preach in German and Seva Kossmen of Cungar, Ohio, will deliver an English sermon. Dinner served at noon in the grove.
The family of Pauling Lonont extends heartfelt thanks for the expenses and sincere thoughts offered by Nurateleh and others during the illness and passing of their son and brother. Gratitude is also expressed to Rev Father Dio for comfort and words.
A jagged report from police court recounts a slander case where Mrs. Bilaies alleges abuse by Simen Adana and others. The men were held in custody until Sept 22 as the matter unfolds with alleged threats and ongoing accusations.
Fragmentary report from Ay Kilot News Bureau describes a fair with horses and bets paid in Univoco 10c cigars, plus scattered references to prohibitionists, meetings, and preparatory actions for upcoming events. Text is heavily garbled with misread names and places.
Fragmented OCR text references War sa w and Milwaukee like names. It mentions Agent G Hygarden and Amerws Expos Canphoy over many ailing men, a Copper on render, a meeting in Cas par or Casper, and a session about rem a in is ment with a PINTEACION of soaring Ton Mt liter.
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