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Newspaper
Elkhart Weekly Truth
Location
Elkhart, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1900
Page
5
Fragmentary OCR notes list multiple times such as 3:35 and 5:05 am with additional entries 6:55 am 12:04 pm 1:50 pm 3:45 pm and 6: lvp ma, unclear context and missing verbs or events.
Help wanted and loan offers appear with farm and retail items. Warnings against imitations accompany bleaching blue and felt hat ads. Real estate loans offered by Cooperative Savings and Loan Society. Employment request for district office managers seeks candidates with weekly pay and references. Contact L A Park at 320 Caxton Building.
Selin Fetters is very sick and Mrs Charlee Van rank is ill. Miss Maud Nay visiting Elkhart. Newborns: January 29 a son to Ada Straw and January 27 a son to Melvin Hartranf. Cosmo Ellwood of Elkhart visited Bristol. Rev Walter Scott to move to Oberlin Ohio next month. Various Bristol residents and visitors noted along with literary ad on Berry Growers book by Wilmer Atkinson Co. Philadelphia offering color lithographs and berry illustrations.
The local committee in Indianapolis reports funds for sick and wounded Boers are rising across Indiana with subscriptions in many towns. Over $5,000 has been pledged and organizers expect near ten thousand before the drive ends as public sympathy for the Boers grows amid wartime events.
The Transvaal has notified the Cape government that all cable communications will be suspended during the continuation of British censorship. The announcement comes amid ongoing wartime information restrictions.
A historical advertisement touts Knill’s Original Rea ruts and Red Pills for Wan People at 45c a box. It markets Knill White Liver Pills Bowel Se at 25c, Knill Blue Kidney Pills for backaches at 25c, Knill Black Diarrhea Pills for summer stomach pains at 25c, and Kailos Dyspersia Tablets for indigestion at 26c. The copy promises safety, effectiveness, and druggist guarantee.
A Lake Shore engineer lends 41 cents to a distressed Indiana man whose wife lost forty dollars in Chicago. Two months later the same man returns, claiming more misfortune, and the engineer jokes about a second chance before the tale ends with the stranger departing in silence.
Pale faces glow with health as new vigor returns to organs and life becomes a pleasure for the sickly and despondent woman. The ad promotes Dr A W Chase's Nerve Pills, distributed by Ubese Med Co in Buffalo NY, claiming relief for weak nervous women and thin pale girls.
Philadelphia leaders praise the sub committee of the Citizens' National Convention association and pledge support for its work. The Manufactures' club directors hope to assure funding for the national Republican convention and note a $2000 donation from Schwab of Carnegie Steel.
Fragmentary readable lines describe a naval squadron and mentions of Argentina and a dated report to the navy. The text is garbled with many unreadable words and characters, preventing a coherent event or outcome from being established.
Grateful resident Phineas Mechiling of Ken tom street reports to readers about relief from kidney pain and backache after using Doans Kidney Pills. He praises the product, urges others to try it, and notes wife also found relief. Foster-Willard Co. advertises Doans as sole U S agents in Buffalo New York with price 50 cents.
George K. E. Johnson, in Butte, departs for Trenton to sue his father Captain Edward Johnson for libel over a report he was killed in the Civil War. He alleges the father remarried after sending the wife and children to San Francisco, sparking a sensational claim in the East where the father has many relations.
An advertisement claims deafness cannot be cured by local treatment and must be cured by constitutional remedies. It asserts deafness stems from inflamed mucous lining of the Eustachian tube and offers Halls Catarrh Cure with a one hundred dollar prize for proof of cure, inviting readers to send for circulars from Cheney & Co of Toledo Ohio.
The grievance committee of the Great Northern Railway met General Superintendent Ward in St Paul on January 31 to discuss three months of strained relations with engineers and firemen. An early report of a settlement proved false, and Chairman McGrair for the conductors said there will be no strike.
A notice in Henry County Indiana indicates a suit in attachment against a defendant not found. The defendant is to appear or respond by March 24 and failure will proceed in the defendant’s absence. Edwin D. Foster J.P. signs the summons.
Citizens of Elkhart and Concord township are informed that J John Russell, a resident for over a year, will apply at the next Board of Commissioners session in Goshen for a license to sell intoxicating liquors at 1 West Jackson Street, Elkhart, in a fourteenth lot parcel. The public hearing and location details are provided.
Travel specials list excursions to many states and provinces including Alabama Arizona Arkansas British Columbia Colorado Florida Georgia Idaho Indian Territory Iowa Kansas Kentucky Louisiana Manitoba Michigan Minnesota Missouri Montana Mississippi Nebraska New Mexico North Dakota North Carolina Oklahoma Oregon South Dakota South Carolina Tennessee Texas Utah Virginia Washington Wisconsin Wyoming with deeply discounted fares.
Warren J. Lynch announces selling dates for the Big Four Route in 1960. The schedule includes January 16 February 6 and 20 March 6 and 20 April 3 and 1 percent, with Lynch serving as General Passenger and Ticket Agent in Cincinnati Ohio.
The transport Thomas arrives in San Francisco with half mast flags bearing the bodies of Maj. Gen. Henry W. Lawton Major John A Logan Jr Lieut. Bennett and Dr J L Armstrong. Mrs Lawton and four children also aboard the ship returning from the Philippines where the general was killed.
COMPRADOR CHOP JAPAN TEA and extra fine goods. Korn & Jenkins at 118 Franklin Street opposite Miles Lab. Nearest best bakery in the city is F. G. Shaw's on South Main Street offering ice cream ices sherbets and all frozen delicacies as specialties.
A jumble of old ads and business mentions including candy makers, ice cream, laundry, painting, lumber, hardware, premium offers, funeral services, clothing, and a granite ware sale. Names include J. H. Allison, H. E. Rohrer, Taylor & Company, Crane & Co, Kavanaugh & Pollard, and Louis Glassier. Listings reference Main Street and Franklin Street locations with dated sale prompts.
The Elkhart area firms announce services and goods: Eliwoods plan new buildings at 202 S. Maine St. J Buchter supplies groceries at Middlebury street. John Baumgarten offers suits at 522 Main. DeCamp & Son sell seeds and farm supplies at 112 E Franklin. C A Miller & Co. at 310 Main sell art. Columbia Hotel at Main and Higvb offers lodging. Elkhart News: coal orders available. The Elkhart Co. sells salt and seeds. Weippert meat market at 116 N Main invites trade.
An advertisement touts D. N Lieb's Automatic Heat Regulator as a fuel saver amid rising prices. It promotes The Commercial cafe and chop houses as the city’s neatest dining spot at 507 South Main, open day and night, with meals at all hours. Esler Bros. is urged for real estate inquiries.
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