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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Weekly Sentinel
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1911
Page
10
Reports say residents fear loss of life after a flood devastates the town of Austin. The Campbells and neighbors describe intensifying danger as waters surged, casualties are feared, and community aid efforts begin as authorities investigate the cause and extent of the disaster.
Local authorities report no arrests in Garrett for three months as county officials discuss changes under the Preetor law. City officials note a backslide risk and consider how the law auto-issues warrants after a set period, with November dates and election implications shaping debates.
A local accident near Garrett involved an engine striking a vehicle and injuring the driver and a passerby. Eyewitnesses describe a chaotic scene as bystanders and residents aided the injured until medical help arrived.
De Kalb hosts a multi day farm show with exhibits from local farmers and regional producers. Attendees will see agricultural displays, livestock, grain and farm equipment booths, and demonstrations highlighting farming methods and rural commerce.
Mrs Laura Gaines of Avwon Illinois recounts survival after a near fatal incident. She notes her children and friends aided her, mentions Bitten law practice and health remedies. The garbled text references various symptoms and remedies with unclear context.
Aged resident Mrs Gould died Sunday from abdominal injuries after an accident at her home 609 North Cherry Street. She slipped on broken glass while attempting to reach a wine bottle, suffered severe injuries, and died at the scene or shortly after, authorities said.
Fragmentary text appears to discuss common colds and remedies, with garbled lines suggesting directions for treatment, references to Foley’s and other products, and warnings or notes about relief. The readable fragments imply a medical or patent medicine ads section with uncertain credibility and nonsensical formatting.
A garbled report details a confrontation at a town where a suspect was caught in a shredder. The account mentions Benjamin Osborne and multiple figures involved in a raid and a related injury. The text implies a severe incident with a large amount of blood and a note of crime or punishment.
A reader from Columbus, Baw, reports using Foley's Honey and Tar Compound for coughs and colds. The letter claims rapid relief after eight weeks, praising the product for easing symptoms and restoring health.
The article reports patients including Mrs Jey Ronni Be vard and Mrs G T Fritz seeking cures from electric treatment at Dr Wells’s office. It notes initial failures with other physicians and claims several patients showed improvement or recovery after Wells’s electrotherapy, though some caution remains about overall effectiveness and related doubts.
An explosion at the Tawron restaurant in Avilla caused extensive damage to the Ngiiing plant and surrounding buildings. Insurance covers about $400 to $450 in losses with many structures and goods destroyed. Local residents and several named individuals are listed among those affected or involved in the aftermath and inquiries.
Payne Ohio this week reports Ethel Parley spending time in Chicago with Mr and Mrs Sohn Higpine. Local families visit Fort Wayne and Chicago for shopping and social events. Mr and Mrs Dyer and Mae Ione Houston travel to Fort Wayne. wedding plans announced for Solotann Ternet and Milas Geneve Eamenbleer. Community members attend visits, arrivals, and engagements across towns, with various trips and social updates noted.
James Dahlman known as the Cowboy Mayor of Omaha is highlighted for his forceful leadership and long political career. The piece notes his ties to other Nebraska towns and his 1940 gubernatorial bid while praising allied figures for relief efforts.
Calum Vibe Thy Met Rassam moves from the Ranvier building to the new armory in the Fy Te Myers Wollding. The ram maken one of the handsomest mtmerior in the stars. Roupter Bros. will won the fore Ting armory far Ooring Roods.
A column notes the Hoover family and friends gathered at the home of Mr and Mrs Miner Cenver near Ostian for a Sunday reunion with meals and conversation. Attendance included several Sidney Ohio residents and Decatur Indiana visitors though weather reduced turnout. The next reunion is set for the first Thursday in September at the home of David Hoover with officers yet to be elected.
The Monroeville community mourns the death of Jatin Luma who died recently at her home. A funeral service was held today at the church. Survivors include a husband and several children and relatives in Monroeville and nearby towns. The obituary notes many local connections and mourners attended from area families and churches.
New Haven and Fort Wayne districts report visitors and events. William and wife host guests for eight weeks. A. Gripe family plans return to Shelby Michigan. Deputy Sheriff Barney Benelli presided over a fatal Dalbert Founce incident at St Joseph Hospital. Founce suffered severe injuries. M E ministers from Fort Wayne district arrive for missionary convention. fort Wayne area transportation and civic notes populate the week.
Garfield area reports note Margaret and Marie Spencer and Glasene Batter attending a wedding in Fort Wayne for Mississa Matinah to Ma Saines Bio. Mrs. Milton Krag’s funeral held Sunday afternoon. Local residents and churchgoers share social visits, travel, and community events amid spring weather and local business notes.
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