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Newspaper
Elkhart Weekly Truth
Location
Elkhart, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1906
Page
7
Fragmentary timetable shows times and destinations with numbers and codes. It lists Benton Harbor and Indianapolis related notations with departure and train numbers, but the legible details are incomplete.
The Colt estate deer herd, grown from a small group and now near high water mark, faces rutting temperament and inbreeding effects. Bucks fight and entangle horns, visitors recalled, and one famed buck was shot years ago for dangerous disposition, prompting humane culling.
Tuckahoe New Jersey reports growing deer herds across Cape May Atlantic and Cumberland counties. Old residents recall deer plentiful fifty years ago and note rapid recovery after 1901 and 1904 bans. Farmers now frequently see deer near orchards and barns as protection debates continue.
James N. Vandegrift announced at the Syracuse Technology Club that We tinghouse company is building a new car designed to boost speed and doubles performance, with plans to run trials soon.
The townsite commission led by Capt Frantzig approved January 2 as the sale date with deed signing by commission members. Improved lots pre March 3 may buy ground at appraised value while unimproved lots sell to highest bidder not below appraised value. Osage Nation to receive several thousand dollars.
Workmen uncover a leather fire helmet from 1839 era Hylas Sack and Bucket company in Hartford. Thomas Hahn found the relic during Brower house demolition. four members remained living as records note parade duty and president Harrison funeral involvement in 1843.
Through the death of Miss Sarah Amanda Lindsley Foster H. Lindsley inherits two old deeds dated October 3 and 4 1727 conveying lands at Hanover and Hunterdon County New Jersey. The indentures name John Alford of Milford Massachusetts bay and Stephen Tuttle of Newark Hanover as grantors. One deed covers 250 acres between the Whippany and Passaic Rivers and the other 245 acres adjoining. five shillings and 82 pounds are listed as consideration. Power of attorney shows executors John Hayward James Gobel and John Lindsley. The village of New Vernon now occupies part of these parcels.
A Deep River Connecticut resident Gilbert H Le Place owns a highly intelligent Scotch collie known for performing morning chores. The dog carries wood to the woodpile as part of its daily routine.
A letter from A J Witt of Chicago praises Rosewood Dandruff Cure from John V Farwell Co at 50 cents per bottle. Also notice cites Elkhart ordinance prohibiting throwing ashes and other refuse into public streets, with enforcement by the street commissioner.
An advertisement touts Hindipo the Kidney Cure and Nerve Tonic at the corner of Main and St Joe streets. It claims to cure kidney troubles and nervous disorders with a money back guarantee if not satisfied. A 50 cent box is offered by mail with a positive guarantee.
A mail trial offer of Denn's 8.8.8 S. claims to help liver kidney stomach headache lumbago and rheumatism and to cure quickly. Also Denn's Spee Dee Catarrh Cure 25c with four difficult cases cured or money back. Agents wanted. Columbus Ohio address. EB Felt druggist listed.
The dry mountain air of Colorado is touted as healthful and invigorating. Union Pacific offers very low winter rates from Council Bluffs and Kansas City with reductions from points east. Tickets on sale daily until May 31 1906. Inquire at W G Neimyer G A 120 Jackson Boulevard Chicago.
An advertisement touts hand work at the Troy Laundry to restore shirts to new condition. It also promotes confidential dealings with The Mishawka Trust & Savings Company and lists local shop offerings at Boone Way and the aaah Store near Bucklen Hotel with a call to view novelties and arrange pickups before Christmas.
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