23 Sep 1914
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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1914
Page
1
An old advertising block explains that ten tons of Quinine yearly fuel Laxative Bromo Quinine, noting it uses about 7 million boxes annually. It claims the remedy’s extraordinary merit and urges readers to seek the genuine product. The copy is a marketing presentation with exaggerated claims and a call to action.
Washington Sept 12 reports detail United States Department of Agriculture actions seizing and destroying adulterated foods and misbranded products. Shippers including The Nectar Company and Kraft & Bron faced fines for shipping adulterated cheese and spirits. Numerous items seized or condemned include salmon, evaporated milk, vinegar, wine, canned goods, and medicines.
Soph 22 year old Henry A Kolbe, night constable of Troylee Lown, shot and killed while escorting a suspect, William Miller, who was seized after attempting to flee. Miller had been apprehended for forging a check and was being taken to jail when the gunman opened fire.
The Jefferson Club and Jefferson Club Drum Corps announce an important meeting at Democratic Headquarters on Thursday evening September 24. All Democrats are urged to attend this gathering.
Eastern college committee led by Jondat Wizard reports railroads press for relief to cover rising costs and meet bond obligations as investors worry about the securities market. Officials warn the United States faces a financial strain as freight and passenger demand grow, challenging railroad finances.
Washington November 22 The office of markets department of agriculture reports the US apple crop will be larger this year but not threatened by 1914 by several million barrels Distribution is the main challenge due to European war conditions Growers should pick fruit in uniform condition and glean only ready fruit to extend distribution time Handle fruit carefully from orchard to cars to prevent deterioration Pack only when ready and in proper barrels and brand Standardize packing to build dealer consumer confidence Eliminate inferior grades from green fruit markets and quickly estimate true values for a rapid market movement
Demand for testers licenses under the new Indiana law prompts Purdue Universitys Dairy Experiment Station to hold examinations on the first Monday of each month. The next test is October 6 at 8 a.m. in Seth Hall, Purdue University, West Lafayette. Applicants should study Circulars 41 and 42, Babcock test operations, and may obtain them free from Prof. O. F. Hunziker.
An analysis urges standard varieties packed for cold storage to smooth fall and winter demand, warns of price-driven congestion in trade channels, and recommends direct sales to small towns. It advises grower cooperation, regulated shipping, and clear labeling under Sulzer law, with export guidance to Europe and Latin America.
A number of CHURUBUSCO residents were seen visiting friends and attending events in Columbia City Kendallville and nearby towns. Visitors included families, trainees and neighbors calling on relatives, sharing meals, and attending a banquet where officers were chosen for the coming year.
Trustes Henry Branning inspected Wayne township road districts Woes 2 3 and 4 yesterday morning and praised the improvements Extensive gravel hauling and extra work this season left township roads in better condition than ever before Colonial Paint Store at 213 West Main Street promotes its line of points and varnishes.
County Agent Heney will begin a series of corn seed selection meetings for Allen county farmers this week. Ings will be held in each township with sessions Friday morning at Center School No 4 in Scinto town and in the afternoon at Center School No 5 in Jackson township. Further township dates are to be announced by Agent Henry. FR. BREHN.
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