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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Weekly Sentinel
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1894
Page
7
A guidance note urging clients to request court or estate notices be published in The Weekly Sentinel to maximize circulation at the same price, asserting readers may choose the paper and that The Sentinel offers broad reach.
Rev Leeper on east vacation James Butt improves health Iste N P Longacre carried 5000 life insurance Dr Frank Gavin guest of his parents L J Bobilya candidate for state representative Mrs Julia Wilson dies suddenly in Dessen area Pastor Covington reports Baptist work advancing in Chickasha Indian Territory Grand jury and civic notes including fire department horses market stalls and local weddings highway and court news continue with several community updates on residents, visitors, and local events
Wheat and corn prices steady with slight shifts across July and September contracts. Cattle receipts around 4,000 with Texans weak and native steers mixed. hogs strong with prices up to 4.85 for prime heavy and butcher weights. Additional figures include oats, rye, and mixed grains, plus assorted farm staples and livestock summaries from Warne and local markets.
Sheriff Clam Meier and deputies issued marriage licenses to six couples including William N Will and Matilda Armstrong and Frank Ruppert and Franck Valentine. A roundup at Gilmartin's yards led to six tramps jailed for sixteen days. multiple legal actions, libel case nolle prosequed, and numerous wills and lawsuits noted. Paint throwing incident on Wells Street ends with Christian Roesener arrested. later bailed by father in law. Also reports political notices and court delays.
June is the law month as the First National Bank will occupy premises 73, 75 and 77 Calhoun St by July 5. The C I D stock is being sacrificed to clear out before delivery, with a $1,000 daily penalty for late key handover. Judge Morris visits his daughter in Detroit, Michigan.
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