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Newspaper
Elkhart Weekly Truth
Location
Elkhart, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 31, 1908
Page
4
A garbled mix of archival phrases references Elk County and Plymouth mortality and a Notary Public. It mentions Louis A Dennert and activities across Main and St Joe streets with scattered names and dates. The text alludes to a legal or civic record with late nineteenth or early twentieth century context.
A garbled note from the Indianapolis News discusses Indiana's appeal as a prime site to establish a national hub. It contends the city could be the literary and cultural center, though the text is fragmented and unclear.
For sale a pleasant suburban property near the city, includes prairie land, a barn, poultry house, and a horse stable on about sixty acres. Features a good bank with a 20x? barn and other improvements. prime for farming or homestead use.
The report notes 681 milk samples examined with 614 above standard and 39 evaporated milk samples showing 17.9 percent adulterated. Dairy men favor sanitary improvements and see progress since the 1906 report. Manufacturers argue the standard for evaporated milk is too high and should be lowered.
In Elkhart Indiana Elkhart Superior Court appoints Andrew J Moody as administrator of Sarah Lipsehitz estate. The notice states the estate is solv ent and that real estate will be advertised and sold. Skinner & W ider represent the administration.
Readable fragments describe back ache remedies and rent concerns. The text mentions resistance to illness and help for daily work strain, with jumbled phrases about kidneys, pills, and times for relief.
President-elect Taft backs a hands-off stance but meets with brother Charles P Taft and supporters to discuss the Ohio senatorial contest. Warren G Harding emerges as a serious independent candidate amid a potential anti Burton coalition and new campaign headquarters opening in Columbus.
A Pennsylvania Steel Company ordered 5,000 tons more steel rails for February delivery. Haytons GF 90 round rails will be supplied totaling five thousand tons more than last year.
In Roanoke Virginia yesterday a local election produced a dry majority of six votes. The result enacts prohibition within 90 days of passage, affecting forty two taverns and six liquor houses ordered to close or change status.
An advertisement touts Pyramid Pile Cure with unsolicited letters praising cures for all stages of piles. It urges readers to buy a box at fifty cents and offers a free trial mail package by sending name and address to Pyramid Company Marshall Michigan.
A retrospective lists rulers nobles and statesmen who died in the year including Tsai Tien nominal emperor of China and Dowager Empress Tatan. It notes deaths of former presidents U S senators and many European leaders, along with prominent scientists artists poets and philanthropists.
Fragmentary text notes an agent acting for a partner and requesting permission to sell cigars and provide lunch in connection with a business. Names or dates are incomplete, rendering full context unavailable.
Morton L. Hin of Lebanon Indiana reports his wife suffered inflamatory rheumatism in every muscle and joint. After six weeks in bed and eight physicians with no relief she used Dr Detchons Relief for Rheumatism and quickly improved in about three days. Sold by Houseworth Bros Bentz Co druggists.
Farmer W. A. Floyd of Rural Route 2 Huupire Ga praises Arnica Salve as curing two severe sores on hand and leg saying it’s worth more than its weight in gold. He would mortgage the farm to obtain it at Housworth Cross drug store.
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