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Newspaper
Elkhart Weekly Truth
Location
Elkhart, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1907
Page
4
A notary certifies the December 1906 circulation of the Daily Truth at 3332 copies, excluding sample and spoiled papers. A. D. Hazelton signs as manager, with Louis Ai Dennert as notary public, January 4, 1907, Elkheart County, Indiana.
Report notes Gov elect Henry A. Buchtel sworn in amid praise while accusations swirl about Simon Guggenheim and a bribery scheme to secure Colorado legislative control. critics demand reform as influence of moneyed interests and big corporations remains under fire.
A fragmentary OCR passage shows fragmented phrases about digging and panes with unclear context. The readable bits suggest a descriptive note or caption but lack complete facts to determine event, place, or persons involved.
A Chicago Tribune report notes Senator Spooner from Wisconsin condemning lynching and lawlessness as a high office burden. He defends the majesty of the law and rebukes Southern rhetoric while praising Senator Spooner’s timely critique and stance against abdication of legal order.
Obituary notices report swindler rings used to lure grieving relatives. An enterprising group sends mortuary parcels paid by families and delivers worthless keepsake rings, exploiting sentiment tied to the deceased.
Fragmentary notes recount sickness and digestive distress spanning years. The writer mentions vomiting and spit up and a severe hemorrhage in September that left them prostrated. No clear event or attribution is discernible.
An array of rural notes from Orange Judd Farmer outlines building a shed or outbuilding, a workbench setup with a 2 by 10 top, tool storage, and safety measures. It also gives hog care tips, market observations, currant and berry cultivation notes, plus general farm management guidance.
A reader note from The Gazette reports barren corn stalks and husking issues as breeders observe the field. The report highlights widespread stubble problems, suggesting attention from growers and servants in the area.
A fragment notes a girl linked to Eid al Dey and another hides, indicating a child discovery or search context. No dates or places are provided in readable text.
The court notes the ditch case involving Frank Dolph versus Katherine Settall Zook and Jay has been withdrawn and the matter is referred to John Whetten, Copper and John for the ditch commission.
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate a political entry naming a representative and a federation proposal titled America Thom or Madatass, with Indiana as a named incorporation location. Details are unclear but suggest a milestone toward formal federation or party structure.
Fragmentary notes mention a 7 mg quantity and a signature, with a fireman referenced and a person named Ribble quitting. The legible items suggest a small unsettled report or internal memorandum rather than a full story. No clear dates, places, or complete actions are present.
A weekly children's dancing class begins Saturday afternoon at Hoffman's Chair. Mrs. M. R. Hopkins leads the session starting January 19, with the term set to run weekly through February.
A garbled OCR style fragment references machines and invention concepts, mentioning names like Turnocks and Bepenice and phrases about scientific discoverers and inventors. The text is unclear but suggests commentary on the cost of machines and the nature of progress.
Special sale item features a lot described as ladies fine garments in gray ribbed union suits andHeemene pat styles. The short fragment notes a bargain value and an offered quantity of twenty five dozen, with emphasis on broad sizing and savings for shoppers.
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