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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1908
Page
4
The store offers a comprehensive selection of Filet Nets in signed and square designs in various colors for door draperies and window curtains. Widths range from 27 to 50 inches and prices run from 2.50 to 1.25 per yard.
Extra wide linoleum grades in 3 4 and 5 yard widths are showcased on the Third Floor with new patterns and colorings. The display targets shoppers planning Fall linoleum purchases and emphasizes the covering efficiency of a single strip.
A fragmented account notes the summer residence habits of notable figures including Jair Burroughs and President Roosevelt era circles. It mentions a prominent man at a West Park station, a cabin era retreat, and the social world surrounding elite retreats and travel, with references to urban drama and lifestyle.
A fragmented notice notes a new high mark for farm land in a local sale event. It references Wells Meo and Jem, with brief mentions of Albert, HPORAsAL, and road conditions near a barn on Road, Nore. The text is garbled but implies a land sale or valuation update and potential bidders.
Varwilg, Ind. Sept 20 Larwill High School is postponed four weeks, starting Monday until the old building completes. Students will attend classes in the old wing until January when the new school building is ready. Other county schools begin next Monday except Phosa and Panrered townships. Kodak Jones promotes Kodak show Sept 19 to 22 with free admission.
A distorted OCR snippet references Armour and Co, Chicago, with mentions of services, dates, and a hospitalite item. The text is garbled, but implies product names like Apmodis Extract of Red and hot beef tea, with references to goods and a sale or listing.
In Fort Wayne discussions a skeptic argues against Die Lest, claiming limited merit compared to others. Elbert Naf cites years of experience and local business ties, while Meyer Bros. & Damg and Milburn Co advertise federal sales. The piece cites 1895 events and mentions Dona's Hi4 remedy as part of a long-standing health claim.
The article defends roaming German bands noting their imperfect instruments and improvised concerts yet praising their genuine artistry and sincere devotion. It contrasts street performers with conservatory elites, highlighting their vital vitality and the emotional impact of their music on listeners.
The Journal Gazette offers a $500 reward for information leading to the identification and conviction of the person or persons who stole a mailing list from the Journal Gazette office. This is ready money and the party providing information will be protected and enter into contract. A. J. Moynihan, President.
Deserted by kin and left with no care, a Gypsy woman named Mary Lea died at the county infirmary after ailing from internal cancer. The case involves abandonment by her husband and a wider neglect among the community, with officials noting the need for county aid and inspections. Public notice lists events unrelated to the death, with a separate commercial club event from Sept 19 to 22.
Hist Turvaiy records Frank Dailey replying to Pollard at Blupeton Indiana on a public gathering night. The event featured local figures including Congressman Adair with plans for a Decal meeting and remarks about political support.
Fragmented text mentions domestic bread from Downing bakery and a dream about a sale near. It references Wells, Kh Derboad, and commercial club context with unclear figures. No coherent event or outcomes are discernible beyond ad like fragments and names such as Jones and 112 West Wayne.
The Fors noon spread at Naor and Band Concert After Dinner drew nearly all town residents. A large turnout at Central Vere park showcased a lively baseball match between the Fire and a 32-man team, followed by a festive chicken dinner and a concert by the Eagle band, with patrons praising the event’s fellowship and organization.
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