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Newspaper

Elkhart Weekly Truth

Location

Elkhart, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jan 28, 1909

Page

8

Temperance campaign in Noble County drives dry election push

Noble County temperance groups push for a local option vote on January 29. Speakers include Prod Stohrer editor of the Barns Wit Hose, A M Blair of Portstown, and Goshen attorney T F Deeh, with Dr N W Stang of Kentucky giving illustrated lectures. A youth parade and church talks are planned as wariness about costs and timing faces voters.

Noble Cowl Noble Eis Prod Stohror Barne Wit- Hose Dips Tome Bowth Blair Portsranath Wayne County T. F. Deeht Goshen N. W. Stang Kentucky Tracy Lec Trinity Mo Tapho Nm Ves Mao Uy Sea Children of Albion Arignerd Chilepon Elsirnan Abe

Bridge Collapse Destroys New Concrete Span

A newly built 70 foot concrete bridge over Rack ftue creek in Tichar township collapsed Sunday. No one was present on the bridge at the time. The National Concrete company must replace the damaged section as partial payment was made and the bond covers losses to the county.

Tichar Esunis

Warfield Newman Leaves for Southern Trip

Warfield Newman, recently disparked from interests in the Newman-Monger Lumber Co, departs at noon for New Orleans and then Los Angeles and other western points to improve his health. After a month or two, he plans to return via Seattle and resume wholesale timber work, opening an office in Elkhart.

Warfield Newman Newman-Monger Lumber Company New Orleans Los ‘Angeles Cal Seattle

Banks Oppose Bill to Oust Assessors

Banks oppose a bill to abolish county assessors. The readable text is fragmentary and unclear about the bill’s sponsors, scope, or exact provisions.

Lords in Livery and the Chauffeur's Quiet Rise

A titled lineage background colors a garage chat as a chauffeur with a noble cousin trains under a water expert. A wealthy old lady rewards the youth with a half dollar, provoking envy and talk of fortunes and status within the service ranks.

Ecar Jack

Forestry in Japan and the care of sacred trees

A Pall Mall Gazette correspondent describes Japan's technical forestry. For 1,200 years, trees are planted and cared for with extraordinary skill. The forest is treated as sacred property, waste is minimized, and thinning occurs every 13 years with follow ups every five years, yielding large financial gains over a 120 year cultivation cycle.

Japan Pall Mall Gazette Heve

Belgian Children and Family Life Delights

A brief sketch discusses Belgian children and family life, highlighting daily joys and cultural character. The piece notes familial warmth and societal values shaping childhood in Belgium.

Belglanss

Pulpit Sunday Confession Then Resignation of Local Minister

A woman who professed conversion at an altar accuses Rev. M. B. Bachman of immoral conduct at the First Methodist Protestant church. Bachman resigned from pulpit duties and plans to move from the city, possibly to Des Moines to leave the ministry for an insurance business. The alleged confession centers on a months‑long liaison and a camp meeting final disclosure.

M. BE. Bachman First David Bathsheba Elkhart- Rescue Bachman Des Moines Iowa Bachinai McNaughton Park Trom Naaportine Ghiigrens

Marriage of Wilson and Masuth Reported in Elkhart

The Elkhart area notes a recent marriage between Mrs. Masuth and Mr. Wilson. The bride, daughter of Joseph Masuth, left her parents’ home due to objection from both families and plans to establish housekeeping in Chicago. Witnessed by L Glover and others, the ceremony occurred midweek.

Glerk Michigan Servier “Wits Carleton Rinehart Oreloekear Lipceri Opelis Wilson Elkhart Second Street

Driver escapes when wagon struck on South Main Street

J Wineland the driver escaped injury when his wagon was struck by a South Main Street car near St Joes Street at about 9 20 this morning. One rear wheel was demolished and several bottles broken as the wagon tipped over. The car, under Conductor Bert Whitehead and Motorman Morningstar, turned around and struck the wagon from the rear.

Wallibauga South Main Street St. Jée'street J.wineland Inicharge Bert. Whitehead Morningstar

Wiley May to retire from Pure Food crusade

Dr Hi Wiley chief of the movement bureau of chemistry is reported to retire from office. He came to Chicago to continue his campaign against adulterated foods and will edit What To Hat a magazine started during wartime to oppose unsafe foods.

Chicago Hi" OW. Wiley Bovement Bureau Ilice Wiley

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Washington World Fair Idea Sparks Capital Removal Debates

In early discussions capital leaders faced opposition to using public funds for a grand World’s Fair in Washington. Promoters hoped a worldwide exhibition would echo London's Crystal Palace show, but many Congress members distrusted the plan and feared federal money would be betrayed. Old residents recalled fears of a capital relocation as a powerful, unsettling issue in Washington’s political life.

Iran Rockefellers Carnegies Capitol Washington Crystal Palace London Congress Capitol Hill

Center Inspired Social Codes Across Capitals

A fragmented passage discusses social life in Washington and other cities, noting distinct codes of conduct for women seeking social standing and access to life’s comforts. The text reflects on rote learning and conventional paths to status and the tension with broader cosmopolitan standards.

Washington

Love Letter Found In Eccentric Heiress Note

A century ago a young Englishman fell in love during travel and wrote a proposal letter. No reply drove him into seclusion until his death. After his funeral heirs hunted his library for hidden wealth and found a forgotten unmailed love note from five decades earlier.

Bride of the Young Officer and the Shavetail Fate

A satirical verse from Army and Navy Life mocks the bride of a young officer, laments her marriage to a shabby, low-ranking cadet and the humiliations of service life, noting he will be called a shavetail and face crowded lodgings and shifting posts.

Cats and Canaries and a City Tale

A fragmentary note from the New York Press recalls a lively city scene about cats dogs and a canary. The narrator shares letters from readers urging dog stories while a visitor mentions a cat and canary at home.

Bitte Cner Belive New York

Fragmented Local Notice About Public Auction

A damaged OCR fragment signals a public sale or auction with unreadable names and dates. The readable terms hint at official involvement and a contested action but specifics remain unclear.

Conn's Gulf Cruise Book Promises Inland Insights

Truth will publish a compact account of Mr Conn’s time aboard the Comfort yacht in the Gulf of California. The narrative covers his Seri Indian encounters and his Christmas catch of a solid ton of fish, with illustrated details of cruising and fishing since arriving on the Pacific coast.

Comfort Gulf of California Conn Conns At the Pacific

Offender Released and Sent Out of Town

With Prosecutor Darling’s consent the police released Andrew Mumaw who faced a trespassing charge on Clara Mumaw’s property on South Prairie street. An officer escorted him to a train for Chicago. Darling said relatives did not wish to prosecute and a conviction was unlikely.

Darling Andrew Mumaw Imi Siter Muinan

Western coast gets new steamship service link

San Francisco January 27 new weekly steamship service announced by Jebsen Osstrander between Mexico Central America and Puget Sound areas. Vessels will carry New York cargo to the Atlantic via Seahauntepec railroad linking Bronze Central American and Mexican ports with fruits from San Diego and other Pacific Coast ports.

San Francisco Gal Jebsen & Ostrander Mexico Central America California Puget New York Ythe Atlantic Frui San Diego

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Mets Mayer Temperance Gressive Noble County Stitenien Ligonier the County Central Temperance Southern Trip Grace Prin Cipal Vision Street J. L. Barclay Wiley May Pure Food Magazine Owith Abendma Abendessen Eady Abendmahl Enzo Ay Vietier Williams Lanstort Willams Dr. Willams Mr. Wittiane c Company Schenectady New Mr. Conn
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