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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1908
Page
7
C M Harden of Silver City in Carolina praises Electric Bitters for stomach liver and kidney troubles weakness lame back chills and malaria claiming it is the best medicine. The endorsement notes long experience and high regard for the product sold under guarantee by Deter Brothers amid a testimonial tone.
Chaos disrupted traffic as motorists faced constant hazards at a Washington Street corner. Citizens complained of unsafe crossings and obstructed view caused by poorly placed boxes and damaged paving. Police were alerted after witnesses saw pedestrians amid the confusion.
The barber local No. 14 voted down raising the price of shaves to 15 cents, close 41 in favor 51 against. Centrally located shops feared loss of business. a 30 cent pompadour haircut announced for October 2. Four new members joined, and W E Horne of Cincinnati arrived to aid organizing, promoting union labels and advertising.
The Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen No 186 plans a to morrow thirty term anniversary in Itting style with a parade and ball at Saengerbund hall. An elaborate program has been arranged and many guests from out of town will attend.
Bartenders local No. 542 schedules a special meeting at Lingard's Hall at 8 o'clock. Organizer BL Horan and reps from the international will address the gathering and present schemes to improve the organization.
The Northland Limited train service to the northern lakes will resume on the road next Sunday after a summer pause. The route, previously reduced to twice weekly, will return to its regular schedule. Local staff changes include Walter A. Johnson traveling from Memphis on Pennsylvania company business and Setuist taking on estimations for Bowser works. Ed. Sautter has resumed his position at Bowser works.
The stockroom and machine shop staff at the Pennsylvan ia works see transfers and vacation absences as Lee Jolson and Tavis Mussel move to drafting room while John Delyltyuer Charles McElfatrick J H Johnson and Andrew Schmidt take trips. Bowser works receive attention from the drift horses display with Bowser winning champion prizes at a county fair. Tulind Koeh returns to the Pennsylvania machine shop after a week off for injuries to his leg. Frank Hogim recovers from bond imprisonment. F W Mennewish Jr, stenographer, plans marriage to Miss Senhhy Mormbke this evening. George N Longworth prepares to leave as he moves to a new post. The Fork Wayne Electate works appoints a new associate general agent, and Chinese ladder tedium is noted with a toy incident costing 1.70.
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