January Sale Booms With Low Prices On Quality Goods
The January sale offers ample assortments of quality goods at season’s lowest prices. Thrifty buyers flock to the sale to secure merchandise valued for quality and worth at reduced costs.
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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Weekly Sentinel
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1907
Page
10
Sale Continues Offers Unmatched Value This Year
The message urges customers to buy now for future needs, claiming daily savings stories and confidence in unique values unlikely to repeat later.
Savings Well Worth While In Table Linens and More
A local store promotes savings on table linens towels bedspreads sheets muslins blankets and related items. The notice highlights discounted prices and a broad selection for household needs.
Ready-to-Wear Cloak and Suit Sale Announcement
Orders to move by greatly reduced prices in the cloak and suit department. New goods with style stamps are offered at 1 3 to 1 2 percent less than early season prices.
Special Prices Prevail Throughout Store in All Departments
The notice states prices are reduced across every department with discounts not limited to isolated items. Shoppers are urged to take advantage as sale conditions apply storewide.
Allen County Court Rejects Office Room Petition
County commissioners refused the JP petition for an office room in the courthouse and granted a permit to the township trustee for a room as the board sees fit. The court also heard plans for a tunnel to remove the Wayne trace grade crossing with the Pennsylvania company offering to pay 85 percent of the $61,000 estimate. A ditch adjustment was referred to the drainage commission amid ongoing Lange v Krebs suit over a mantel, coal bin and work bench taken from a house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Tancey
L. P. Huser
Court House
Pennsylvania Company
Wayne Trace
B. McKim
Justice Tancey
Krebs
Lange
Bunn
Charles Dunn
S. Lt. Morris
Henry Colerick
Ninde
S. M. Hench
Dima
Lange Versus Krebs over Mantel and Coal Bin Dispute
A circuit court jury heard two days of testimony to decide ownership of a mantel a coal bin and a work bench between Mr and Mrs John W Lange and Mr and Mrs Edward Krebs. The verdict gives Lange the coal bin and $25 damages while Krebs owns the mantel and work bench.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit Court
John W. Lange
Edward Krebs
Krebs
Langes
Gart Shober Secures TRO for Tabor Times-Herald
Gart Shober, proprietor of the Tabor Times-Herald, obtained a temporary restraining order in the Supreme Court. The filing impacts publication duties and potential ongoing legal actions involving the paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gart Shober
Tabor Times-Herald
Court action sought to halt power shutoff
A Fort Wayne court case seeks to stop Fort Wayne and Wabash Valley Traction from cutting power to a plant after a disputed December bill of 688 with a 331 3 percent penalty increased to 1032. George W. Louitit claims the company cannot raise charges after rendering a bill. A final hearing is likely Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rior
Fort Wayne and Wabash Valley Traction Company
George W. Louitit
Charistie Kranter
John Kranter
Rames
Jury Awards Carl Brandl 488 For Saloon Fight Injuries
A circuit court jury awarded Carl Brandl 488 in damages for a jaw fracture from a fight in Ferdinand C. Bicknese saloon on Barr Street opposite the city hall. The two day trial followed an assault in a Sunday afternoon brawl with Bicknese. An affidavit against Bicknese was held in abeyance pending the verdict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Brand
Ferdinand C. Bicknese
Barr Street
City Hall
Brandl
Bicknese
Writing paper prices in Holyoke rise ten percent
Holyoke January 22 prices of all grades of fine writing paper will increase by about ten percent, according to an announcement from a major writing paper manufacturer in the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holyoke
Mass
Real estate transfers list fragmented in Marion and Adams townships
Real estate transfers record numerous parcel trades across Marion Adams and Wayne townships with buyers and sellers including Caroline Kindt William Kindt David Hiser Catherine Lehneke Hester High Julia Brills Herman Hesemeyer Sarah Keller Jesse Moon Ernst Pruesse Ella Morgan John Stephenson Bert Somers Maurice King Melissa Petersen Frederick Tassler Caroline Koch Lessie Koch Maurice King Fred Eckart Pauline Morel Johanna Burkhart and others. Transfers cover lots in Gernhardt's and Abbott's additions Cedarville Shirley City Monroeville and related tracts with multiple sec sections and subdivision names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline
William P. Kindt
Jacob Isa
Derome Reserve
St. Joseph Petester
David’ Hiser
Bargent
Marion
Barney H
JH Turner
Joan Sweatt
Lafountain
Mahion
Helen E. Rumsey
Charles
Chris Schafer
Maurice
Catherine Lehneke
Owen Ganily
Lake
H. Kigpfenstein
Catherine Fot
Gernhardt
Shirley City
Catherine Stuck
David Rich
Henry S
M. E. Ressler
Levi Brump
Aboit Road
Lafayette Ne
Iam Hay
Julia A. Brills
Monroeville
Toman
Hester A. High
Sargent’s Add
Marion Tp
Rod
Herman H
Morse
Jennie Hi. Hesemeyer
Herman HH
Hesem
Tennie Harrod
Sarah Kelley
Frederick Keller
Ples Fort Wu
Jesse Moon
Dravel Park
Wayne
One Citizens Trust Co
Ella
Joseph D. Morgan
John Stephenson
Monroe
Argutia
William. Merim
Herbert L. Somers
Cedarville
Cedar Creel
Huldah Falkuson
Henrietta A. Butt
Cedar Creek
William S
L. V. Fitch
Melissa Petersen
Abbott's
Adams
Indiana Loan and Trust Co
Frederick Tassler
Caroline Koch
Lessie F. Koch
Scipio
Leiple
Fred
Caroline Eckart
Maurice King
Commercial Ada
Frank Morel
Pauline
Eugene Morel
The
People's Trust and Savings Co
Johanna Burkhart
Oldsdale
Westinghouse Work Rush Aims to Fit Cars Soon
Report says Westinghouse personnel labor around the clock to complete fitting the cars. Progress is steady with no serious setbacks, and a few more days of work should finish the task.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westinghouse
Marriage Licenses Listed For Numerous Local Couples
A compiled list shows Charles S Hobbs 23 cabinetmaker and Mary Einsch 21. Edman A Landis 26 farmer and Nora A Grawford 28. Michael H Sorg 27 farmer and Mary T Hatkenrider 22. Bernard Deck 24 fireman and Angelina Lipps 22. John H Kappel 32 druggist and Carrie Nell 21. John Boone 31 machinist helper and Rose M Coovlican Bar CoNey Calico 20 and Alice Abt. Charles E K Stotler 31 farmer and Flora M Chorpening 21. Charles R Krick 23 laborer and Clara B Grice 22. Alfred Smith 27 farmer and Marie E B Lenenberger 34. George Eisenhut 3 turnkey and Mary E Ritche. Harry T Purdy 33 traveling salesman and wsatth M Miller 94 stenographer. Leonard Youquelet yard clerk and Grace L Dinnius.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles__S. Hobbs
Mary Einsch
Edman A. Landis
Rose M. Coovlican
Bar CoNey Calico
Alice Abt
Charles EK. Stotler
Flora M. Chorpening
Charles R. Krick
Clara B. Grice
Alfred Smith
Farmer
Marie EB. Lenenberger
George Eisenhut
Mary E. Ritche
Harry T. Purdy
Wsatth
Births Recorded Across Town in Local Notices
A series of birth announcements lists over a dozen newborns including girls and boys born to families in Hoagland Harlan Jefferson township Monroeville Madison Sheldon Cedar Creek Pleasant and Division Street areas. Notable parents include Bert Eley Cyrus Storrell Frank Lamont and Edward Swank with several entries for the Souder Krouse and Foulks families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Eley
Hoagland
Cyrus Storrell
Harlan
Frank Lamont
Jefferson Township
Charles Raber
Monroeville
David Marquardt
Lester Waller
Madison Township
Edward, Swank
Sheldon
Charles Krouse
Menno Souder
Cedar Creek Township
Fred W. Kryder
Cedarville
Frank Somonk
L. P. Galland
Division Street
Trolley Wire Break Tests Interurban Power
The T and C interurban fared well in the storm with no major property loss though two Fort Wayne cars remained in the city. A high tension wire broke between Garrett and Avilla and dipped into a pond but continued to work the line with reduced current. Manager Perkins calls this the greatest test to power and hints at wireless ideas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sendalville Sun
Fort Wayne
Garrett
Avilla
Knights Templar
Auburn
Bishop
Perkins
Detective 18 Bankrupt in Federal Bankruptcy Filing
William Doehrman formerly a baker and restaurant man in Decatur now a railroad detective has filed for bankruptcy in federal court with liabilities of 1686.81 and assets of 421.34 Bittinger and Houk represent him. Breen and Morris report objections to discharge by G B Bursley Co against Pio Bros Frank A Pio and Charles E Pio of Rome City for concealing financial condition and lacking records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Doehrman
Decatur
Pennsylvania Railroad
Bittinger & Houk
Breen & Morris
G. B. Bursley & Co
Pio
Special Car From Fort Wayne To Open New Trolley Soon
Adams County Poultry association members accepted an invitation from Tedderjo hann of Fort Wayne and Springfield Interurban to ride a special car from Decatur to Fort Wayne Thursday to attend the Allen County Poultry show. The car leaves at 8 in the morning and returns later the same day. The gesture signals anticipated benefits when the line begins operation and a regular schedule may be announced by week’s end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Decatur
Indiana Road Machinery Company Loss in Madison Warehouse Fire
A small fire at a Madison warehouse used by the Indiana Road Machinery Company caused slight damage with a profit impact of about 200 to 300 dollars. The Fort Wayne firm had no spring shipments in progress and only last year stock on hand. Manager J M Landenberger confirmed the logistic loss was minimal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana Road Machine Company
Madison
Wis
Fort Wayne Company
J. M. Landenberger
the Sentinel
White Fruit House advertising list of goods and prices
The notice details a wide array of items for sale at the White Fruit House across floors two and three. It lists teas coffee canned goods dry goods wines cigars and tobacco clothing and household items with prices, plus a 23 percent rebate on select fashion items and various household goods and kitchenware.
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Rurode Dry Goods CO
Allen County Courts
Mantel
Amantel
Tancey
Meyer Bros.co
Badiac Ditch
David Spindler
Carl Brandl
Ford C. Bicknese
John
William Muhn
Justice Huser
William Jane
B. A. Barnes
New Haven Road
Lane
J. M. LaFollette
United States
John C. Ieller
Court St
Genune
Mle
Autapia Sr
Madison, Wis
Sentinel
White Fruit House
Department Store Bulletin
Fruit House
Little
Young Hyson
Ceylon
Japan
Imperial
Java
Rio
Santos
California
Santa Clara
Kelley Island Catawba
Francis Wilsons
Eclipse
Prt
Pse
Prince George
F. G
Hull Durham
Eclipse Scraps
Red Band
J. T. Plug
Town Talk
Globe Fi Sweet Burley
Hiawatha Fine Cut
Horseshoe Phe
Any
X . i Gent’s
Axminster
Dennis
Grant Teware
Bell
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