Report of Charles Mulford Robinson for Fort Wayne Civic Improvement Association (1910)
Robinson, Charles Mulford, 1869-1917, Fort Wayne Civic Improvement Association · Fort Wayne, Ind., Press of Fort Wayne Printing Company · leaf 60
A dog Fort JVayne Civic Impyovcmcnt Association 49 is out of place at a cat show, even though he does wear a rib-bon around his neck. One particular reason for dislike of a factory in a resi-dence district is the smoke emitted from it. If the factoriesof a city are so located that under usual wind… … A hit of the Packard Grounds. Wayne the prevailing wind is southwest. The location of fac-tories southwest of the city, or even in the rolling mill district,is therefore, from this point of view, unfortunate. But the residences must not interfere with the factoriesany more than the factories should…
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