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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1908
Page
6
Republicans push for stronger liquor laws and the Sturgis provision while Democrats seek liquor reform and lands reclamation. Maine voters face governor, congress, state offices, and constitutional amendments on initiative and referendum. Bert M. Fernald’s projected victory margin is noted as about 15 900.
Fort Wayne hosts a large fairground show with top acts from George Wallins and Henderson. Trainers Louie Loreh and Virginia Earl plan a lion wedding act while Miss Rose Reynolds performs with lions. Eph Daly showcases Shetland ponies and the Black stallion Prince as a feature highlight.
The column urges frugal shopping for summer wardrobes, warns against waste, and promotes home economies. It discusses buying wisely, budgeting for children's needs, and using simple recipes and cleaning tips to save money and stretch resources. It also stresses collaborating with teachers, guarding against overindulgence, and preserving cheer through practical homemaking.
The Fort Wayne fair features a grocery on the ground by Lons Bruch and Louis Langard, with a full delivery system on the lot. Exhibitors rush to set up spaces, art halls glow, and poultry barns prepare as racing promises record runs and a premier free for all pace with top horses.
County tax levy approved at 8.6 cents, down from 9.65, with gravel road levy preserved. Reduction of 1 cent in total levy funds gravel upkeep and bridge costs across the county. Tax base shows property valuation around 5.0 million dollars.
CITY WEWS reports Rhoades family reunion in Waoscot Ohio with ninety head of families present. Stephen Mecatur, driven by Mat Stephens of this city, won due 312 Pace at Huntington Saturna in strohelit heats amid unclear times. Police noted a possible theft from the Erle station as authorities were alerted to a suspected stolen suit.
An article explains firing a locomotive is a precise craft shaped by long experience. Railroads optimize coal by set allowances, with 70 to 79 pounds per mile typical, balancing economy and schedule. It notes wasted energy, efficiency tricks, and a Pennsylvanian reward system based on coal saved, alongside railway service adjustments and local dispatch details.
Evansville diary reports a stove blaze in which a cook stove burned a $223 banknote hidden in the oven. Josephine Garden, a local resident, lit the flame and later found only ashes after opening the door. She plans to send the ashes to the Treasury Department in hopes of possible redemption.
Chief Hilbrecht barely avoided serious harm while diving to a small blaze at Mr. Weil’s home on West Lewis Street as autos crowded Harrison Street blocking access. Motorists delaying fire apparatus drew threats of legal action. fire destroyed the upstairs bedroom and much of the second floor before flames were extinguished.
The readable fragments discuss saving money on page and carpet cleaning and reference a scheme or product for home tasks. The text is garbled but hints at discounts, a product called Baby Task, and a promise of quicker or longer lasting results.
The article reports John Mitchell’s continued remarks in court regarding his movements and unitarity, with Mrs Mitchell denying any intent to violate the court order. Samuel Gumpers testifies, Cleave’s role is questioned, and the hearing is adjourned to Thursday at 4 00 to allow Gumpers to catch a train for Columbus.
The text reports a gathering where women led Sunday School activities, organizing oversight and participation. It notes absence of an attendee named Ariadne and references a congregation context.
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