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Newspaper
Elkhart Weekly Truth
Location
Elkhart, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1910
Page
3
Revised figures show a South Bend to Indianapolis run in 5 hours 56 minutes, 171 miles, with stops at Mishawaka and Elkhart. Train No. 304 and crew plan another run. interurban cars nearly match steam time despite crossings and street repairs.
A new automatic sledge tested in the Lake Shore machine shop promises labor savings in cutting stay bolts for boilers. Operated by compressed air, it requires one worker to handle the machine and lever while others manage the rope. Built locally from a Beech Grove design, using a ram for work.
Lake Shore Railroad hires Robert Fountain as foreman and Thomas Houghton as yard brakeman. Auvasheski, a Michigan division fireman, has returned home to Toledo after a steam scalding incident. A. L. Sass at the freight house injured a finger. LaMar Fisher sick with mumps at the round house. A London Chronicle note recalls 1782 hat etiquette in the house of commons with officials and foreigners observing strict hat removal.
Governor Marshall defends Indiana Democrats and attacks protectionist policy while accusing Republicans of misusing funds and eroding executive powers. He denounces tariff critics, urges return to old doctrine, and emphasizes adherence to constitutional government amid a heated political clash.
Mary Goddard aged 100 marked her birthday at home in Durham Maine. She was unable to preach on her birthday for the first time in about twenty years as she missed the Friends meeting house in Durham.
Elkhart High travels to Goshen for a triangular track meet with South Bend and Goshen. The blue and white are favored in the 100 and 200 yard dashes and the 440 and mile events, with Wincy back in the jumps and John Jones and Kistler back on the squad. Lineup notes include Nauenstein Myers Frederick Jones in sprints, Struble Bellows Curtis in the 440 and mile, Haggerty in the 440, Flynn Myers in field events, Light Schuler Bushnell in pole vault, and Myers Flynn in other hurdles and jumps.
James Powers and Frank Young were arrested on South Main Street about midnight Wednesday on drunkenness charges. Officer Little made the arrests as they were suspected of hovering on the edge of disorder.
Oshkosh manager Burwell released Nelson Beck of Elkhart before the team departed Warsaw. Beck had a strong record with the Wisconsin-Illinois crew but two older infielders limited his lineup time. He is said to have an offer from Fond du Lac in the same league seeking a first baseman.
The Elkhart Giants prepare for the baseball season opener next Sunday and call members to meet for practice this evening to arrange for the game and related duties.
Manager Karneil arranged two games with Three Rivers at an unidentified venue on a Saturday and Sunday in April and May. The lineup is not announced but all candidates may play. The Indiana Michigan League season is expected to start May 8 with a strong Elkhart club.
The Elkhart Gun Club conducted its regular weekly contest at the driving park this afternoon. Interest in shooting grows as better marksmen emerge, and membership has surpassed thirty. With no formal organization yet, members entrust matters to Harry Shafter who bought the trap and provides targets at one center.
Must be filed before month end. Call Citizens' Trust Company at the corner of Main and Marion streets for details. Louis M. Simpson warns time is short and urges urgent action on the exemption affidavit.
If you are full of aches and pains the best way to shake them off is to use Holister's Hocky Mountain Tea. Nature's own remedy cures not by killing the pain but by removing the cause. Sold by Wouseworth Bros.
A penny dinner is to be held by Progressive Wire No 3 at the G. A. R. hall on Thursday April 28. Dinner will be served from 11 o'clock until all are served.
The market opened under pressure with broad selling across sectors. Railroads led the decline while industrials and American stocks lowered, mirroring weakness in London and Paris. Heavy loan calls intensified selling as prices dropped three to five points and brokers rushed to unload holdings.
A tickling dry cough relief claim for Dr Shoop's Cough Remedy without opium or chloroform. Advertises its safety and quick action and lists E D Miller as the seller.
An old advertisement claims Iver regulats cure bilious attacks and morning heaviness after meals. It promises a waking effect and notes price as 25 cents at any drug store.
Farmers mechanics and railroaders rely on Dr Thomas Eclectric Oil. It takes the sting out of cuts burns or bruises at once and pain cannot stay where it is used.
An old advertisment asserts that Doan s Ointment can cure piles and promotes purchase for 50 cents at any drug store.
A Wednesday night social at the Woffman ball hosted by a local pleasure club features moonlight dancing and public revelry. Participants describe music, attire, and festive atmosphere in a community gathering.
E. C. G. S. offers a Renny Supper at the Odd Fellows hall on Saturday evening April 30. Home made candies and baked goods will be sold. Also advertised is Dr. Thomas Eclectic Oil claimed to stop pain and heal wounds and available at all druggists.
Wanted young man stenographer seeks office position. Address R G Truth. Auction sale at McNaughton Park Saturday at 1 30 p m. Market at Houseworth Bros end drug store Saturday April 24.
AUTOMATIC OPERATORS wanted for Brown & Sharp National Acme machines and Gisholt tools. Buick Motor Co. Flint Michigan. Also WANTED General representative for hand vacuum carpet cleaner priced at 15 dollars. Hutchison Mfg. Co. Wilkinsburg Pa. WANTED 200 girls over fifteen to sell Trum Pet Notes bands on Saturday April 3. Meet Hoffman's hall tonight at 7 for tags and instructions.
A classified notice seeks a competent nurse maid or cook for hire. Apply to Mrs Martin Crow at 425 16 Beardsley Ave for details or employment inquiry.
River front Willowbay two fine add sale cheap if taken at once. Inquire 15638 Sam Main St or Home Phone T48 3 rings.
A help wanted ad seeks a reliable girl for general housework with good wages. Contact Mrs. W. E. Burris at 302 North Second Street.
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