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Newspaper
Elkhart Weekly Truth
Location
Elkhart, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1908
Page
4
The notice states delivery by carrier or mail with weekly and yearly rates and requires timely reports for undelivered papers. Advertising and communications must be received by 10 o clock to insure publication the same day.
Readers are directed to contact the editorial room and business office using the provided telephone numbers. The notice lists both main and business lines for inquiries and correspondence.
William D. Hazelton, manager, swears the Bona Fide daily circulation of the Truth for May 1908 was 3649, not counting samples or unsold copies. Subscribed and sworn June 2, 1908 before Louis A. Dennert, Notary Public of Indiana.
The item is advertised for sale at Finehout’s drug store at Main and Hickory in Timmins with mentions of the Opera House bookstore and Knevels' bookstore reflecting a local retail listing.
A concise roll of notable events and births on June 11 across history. Includes Wat Tyler’s assembly at Blackheath in 1381, inventions and deaths such as Peter the Great and Sir Franklin, and royal and political milestones from 1581 to 1907.
English novelist Mrs. Humphry Ward, born Mary Augusta Arnold in Hobart Tasmania on June 11 1851, is celebrated on her 57th birthday. She spent youth in Oxford and became a noted essayist before publishing numerous novels including Robert Elsmere and The History of David Grieve. She married painter Humphry Ward in 1872.
Notice warns customers to vacate premises by July 1 and participate in a clearance sale at the Outlet Co. storefront at 218 North Main Street with every article marked down two-thirds. More bargains advertised at 213 South Ain Street.
Al Miller, campaigning on the rules chairmanship, declares candidacy for the Republican nomination as judge of the Bushart LaGrange circuit. He faces rival Judge James Dodge of Elkhart. The campaign opens two years ahead of the judicial convention.
The Plymouth meeting centers on the Thirteenth congressional district with a temporary district gathering planned after the national convention in Denver. The event schedules and hosting details remain to be finalized.
At Plymouth Thirteenth district convention spectator Andrew J Bannall of North Judson announced plans to run for the Democratic nomination as representative in Congress from the Thirteenth district. He expressed confidence the Democrats will sweep the district.
Vague accusations fly as Republicans of O'D State machine face criticism over backing Moorman against Miller. Miller supporters claim dirty party tactics tainted the convention, alleging state crew involvement.
Opposition to John L. Moorman centers on a report that he signed a remonstrance against saloons in his home county. The state Republican platform favors temperance, but the campaign notes show the usual liquor issue lingering in support circles.
Toledo notes a brewing internal clash within the Knights of the Maccabees at a grand encampment in Toledo. The dispute targets General Commander N S Boynton of Port Burton over alleged administration incompetence. Opponents back George S Lovelace of Muskegon Michigan to unseat him.
A reader from the South credits Postum with steadier nerves and fewer headaches after switching from coffee. The letter claims better head clarity, reduced bad morning tastes, and praises Postum as a coffee substitute, urging others to try it and read the brand’s messages.
The AHS Society of the UW notes the death of Mrs Ida Fisher on June 4 1908 the third loss since the group began in May 1895. The resolution expresses belief in God’s plan and submits that the members bow in submission, marking a loss for the society but a gain for the departed. Ellen Gardner Sath e Cloud Lovina Smith sign as committee members at Kessington June 9 1948.
Notice states the dissolution of the partnership operating as Jes sup & Ellwood in Jelkhart Indiana by mutual consent due to retirement of H Bellwood. W O Jessup will continue the business and assumes payment of all firm debts. H B Ellwood handles prior obligations. Creditors urged to pay W O Jessup.
Fragmentary item notes a strange incident labeled a transmitted snake bite and a vicarious account. Readable text mentions Sheperton in Victoria and a mall context, with unclear details surrounding the event.
The United States Brewers Association outlines a two point plan opposing saloon abuses while defending temperate use of fermented beverages. It calls for public cooperation and proper laws to curb illegal practices and reduce saloons deemed harmful to society.
Stultz discovers burglary at Turnock store after basement window is found open. A rusty brace and large chisel wrapped in newspaper were in the basement. Police suspect burglars fled quickly after entry. Nearby home of Mrs Luella Cotton also looted between 2:30 and 5 pm, with $10 in gold, clothing, and other items stolen. Knowles and other occupants affected as rooms were ransacked.
A robbery report was filed this morning with the police department. Authorities say the incident is under investigation as details emerge.
A fragmentary OCR note references a delegate at large and mentions a pig and lace items within a convoluted line. No clear event date, place, or names are readable. The text appears garbled and cannot determine full context or outcome.
A clipped notice shows trimmed prices with figures such as 8.50 and 1.95 and the name Hatsworth Effler appearing in the text. No further context is provided.
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