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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Weekly Sentinel
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1908
Page
3
This holiday issue promotes Lebna as a treasure house of gifts for all ages. It touts a complete stock of useful and ornamental items, encouraging early shoppers to choose calmly for profitable gifting.
A long obituary and description recount a 45-year city directory created by H. J. Bossler and associates. The text details the book’s compilation from 1261 and 1862, its 210 pages with 148 entries listing addresses, and its value to local residents. It notes Bossler’s death and his role in chronicling local happenings, with references to city officials and prominent citizens of the era.
The text notes expectations that the number of dives for the sport may rise beyond the previous record. It references monthly tallies and indicates the current year’s counts have surpassed earlier milestones, with a strong emphasis on recent progress and the ongoing progression of the record.
A memorial service at Wayne Lodge honors deceased members and past leaders with remarks by Carl Yaie and Synnel Mose. The event features music, poetry, and tributes from attendees, naming several long‑time members and paying homage to the town’s lost residents.
Fragmented OCR lists numerous names and initials such as Henny de Lapp and Chaeler PY with scattered references to places and individuals. The readable content does not form a complete event, date, action, or clear narrative to summarize beyond noting a garbled assembly of proper nouns.
Fragmentary notice recounts Mrs M Raneýs experience with medical remedies and a physician named Teuton & Bro. It mentions heat, heat for Mee munis Wilddney, Shaedens Hotta, and a possible reference to a kidney condition. The text is garbled but centers on a medical anecdote and remedies.
Fragmented text outlines a visit to Jamaica and a preparation for a southern water trip. Mentions Hursley, Mursles Me, and AN Ten with unclear references to weeks and months, plus possible notes about the West Indies and Amazon River plans for next year.
An old ad text offers a personal appeal praising Foley's Money and other preparations for coughs colds and throat trouble. It promises forty years of cures, claims safe effects, and urges trial of the remedy described by Dreier & Bra.
A brief notice states J and Pfeifer offer loans using real estate or personal security as collateral at Rooma 6-7. The item presents a financing service with unspecified terms and conditions.
A group of eight men received dishonorable discharges after an attempted burglary at a local armory. The act led to sixty day suspensions for some attendees and criminal charges against others. Names like Morris and Ingersoll are noted among those who arranged the discharges. The piece explains dishonorable discharge bars individuals from holding public office or citizenship.
A court found the defendant guilty of counterfeiting and related offenses involving fake currency. The trial linked the suspect to a scheme with Dubious money and several associates, including named figures in the conspiracy.
An affidavit details a no fee Monday charging case involving Zack Holsen and a rolling traffic matter over a month. A search warrant was executed and his entry confiscated as part of a two year conflict between Hossan and the Kings. Morris King is thought to be drawn in, while a man named George allegedly struck three times Saturday night.
A garbled record notes coughing and possible respiratory discomfort. It mentions names Folay, Honey, Par, and references to pneumonia, night intervals, and a vague health memo. The text is unclear but centers on illness and treatment suggestions.
Springfield Illinois December reports a private hearing granting a new reprieve for Billik in the murder case. Governor Sherman and aides consider further proceedings while the defendant awaits possible execution dates, with new evidence claimed to warrant reconsideration.
The readable text mentions the Megonians and a tallianin event with 2 involved, but the full details and outcome are unclear. The fragment appears to reference a basketball or team competition with limited context and no identifiable dates or scores.
A bill introduced by Representative Hail of Iowa after the pure food law would criminalize manufacture or transportation of imitated articles that could mislead consumers. First offenses carry up to $600 or one year. subsequent offenses up to $2,000 fine or imprisonment. The measure covers many goods including clothing and furniture and sets penalties under interstate commerce rules.
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