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Newspaper
Elkhart Weekly Truth
Location
Elkhart, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1909
Page
4
An insured publication event is noted for that day with minimal readable details and no clear names or locations.
Editorial notes on room business and office telephones discuss likely changes or arrangements. The brief mentions phones and office equipment within a newsroom setting, indicating operational details for staff communication.
William Hazelton manager of the Elkhart Truth swears the paper's bona fide daily circulation for May 1909 was 3675 copies excluding sample, spoiled, or unsold day by day. Notary Louis A Dennert witnessed the oath on June 5, 1909 in Elkhart County Indiana.
Friends of Dr. Frederick A. Cook alarmed for his safety report an appeal for money to fund a searching expedition. Born June 10 1865 in Sullivan County New York he trained at the University of New York and began Arctic work in 1891 as surgeon with Peary then Belgian expeditions. By 1907 he set out for the far north wintering on the Greenland coast and in a letter dated March 1908 claimed to be near the pole forty miles north of Cape Thomas Hubbard. his age and bold claims have caused concern among friends.
A fragment advertises a dyspepsia cure using Blood Bitters. It claims to drive out stomach parity, restore normal weight, and tone the stomach for perfect digestion. The passage reads like an early medical claim with bold promises.
The article surveys Supreme Court decisions affecting the railway rate act including anti-rebate provisions and a key ruling on express franks. It notes tobacco output in 1908 by Senator Bradley and comments on Sen. La Follette and Sen. Penrose exchanges with reporters. The piece highlights the broader political tone of Congress and railroads.
Fragmentary notes mention a corking joke and a speech by an unnamed figure. It references individuals Shively and Boddd with garbled phrases about winning and a trade tree speech.
Board of Public Works of the City of Elkhart Indiana announces proposed improvements on High Street from Second Street to end, and Prairie Street from South Main Street to Lushier Avenue. Plans include grading paving with asphalt brick or concrete blocks, gutters and curbs, inlets and basins. A hearing is set for June 28 1909 at 7 30 p m. ETHAN L ARNOLD FRED POOLE G A BRIGGS.
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