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Newspaper
Elkhart Weekly Truth
Location
Elkhart, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1910
Page
4
The notice outlines subscription rate logic with daily delivery by carrier or mail and states advertising and communications must be received by a deadline. It lists editorial and business office contact details and mentions publication day.
I H D Albers manager of the Elkhart Truth swore the bona fide circulation for May 1919 was 3 775 copies. Excludes samples spoiled in printing or unsold day by day in office. State of Indiana Elkhart County sworn June 1 1910 by Notary James B Holland.
Truth is on sale at Timmins Opera House Book Store and Knevels Book Store and E D Miller's South End Drug Store at the corner of South Main and St Joe Streets.
Key entries list historic moments from 1665 to 1904. Highlights include New Jersey transfer to the Duke of York in 1665, Clive's 1757 Plassy victory, Craney Island attack in 1813, Dodge's 1848 senatorial election, 1861 balloon reconnaissance, Du Pont death in 1865, Dominion Line 1870, Back and Herring births, 1896 Canadian Liberal win, and the 1904 Republican convention nominating Roosevelt and Fairbanks.
Adolph O. Eberhart, the current governor of Minnesota, was born in Sweden on June 23, 1870. He immigrated to the United States at age ten as funds prevented hisfamily from accompanying him, leaving Sweden with his parents during a later migration and eventually arriving in America to work on a Nebraska ranch while supporting his family. He did not start schooling in earnest until nearly age twenty-one.
He entered Gustavus Adolphus College in 1891 and finished a seven year course in under four. He studied law in Mankato, was admitted to the bar after three years, and gained professional prominence. Active in Republicans, he won the state senate in 1902 and became lieutenant governor in 1906. In 1809 Mr Eberaadt became Governor of Minnesota on Governor Johnson's death.
The Indianapolis Star defends Democrats choosing both dry and wet stances in Indiana local option politics. It argues party lines should not dictate temperance positions and rejects the claim that all temperance advocates are Republicans or all drinkers are Democrats. The piece urges independence from strict party labels.
In Elkhart a concrete block hitching barn of 38500 dollars is proposed by C B Smith to serve country residents. The facility will stand east of Borneman Hardware opposite the Eilkhart Gas Co plant and will provide safe storage for horses and vehicles with nominal charges. Construction to begin soon with aims to relieve downtown curb rails and traffic concerns.
A New York reporter seeking obituary details for a death notice is blocked by a widow who refuses to speak. After persistent doorbell ringing, she finally signals offense and tells him to go away. He yells that she has pinched his coat tails in the door.
The article notes that after Congress and President Taft sign, New Mexico and Arizona will be admitted as states, expanding the union to 48. It compares sizes, populations, climates, and economies, highlighting irrigation, mining, and settlement growth as key factors shaping their statehood and political prospects.
The Board of Public Works in Els hart Indiana announces condemnation action No 18 to open and extend Ward Street by acquiring several parcels. A remonstrance hearing is set for July 6 1910 at city hall to consider objections and take final action. M Chester J L Burns A M Burns sign. Also Dr Koons touts its health cure advertisement.
A notice dated June 21, 1910 declares that J. E. Mott will not be responsible for any bills contracted by his wife from that date. The notice appears in relation to Columbia Dry Cello 20¢ at Turnock's Read the Typth. Loe.
Theodore Roosevelt plans to address the Hamilton Club in Chicago on September 10 he said after meeting twenty five Chicago delegates at the Outlook offices in New York He indicated the date during a quick visit from Oyster Bay and joked about his busy schedule and travel plans to Kansas City and Cheyenne.
The president backed by the party platform pushed the postal bank program through Congress despite early hostility. The senate set a vote for 5 p.m. yesterday as major figures pressed to pass the measure. The piece notes strong backing from large stock interests and a tense political moment. Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea is advertised as mildly laxative and soothing. For Sale at Houseworth Bros.
Word spread of deep rifts within the party as insurgents and regulars resisted a proposed measure. The president pressured a hostile committee to report a bill and sought accord, while financial experts endorsed the plan. The Senate remained reluctant, and threats to stall the process persisted until a decisive law was pursued.
The essay argues one can be economical only if mean. It claims naturally mean people stay economical, while a less economical person must learn meanness first. It suggests curbing generosity early, then later using wealth to cultivate generosity, and notes no successful person is a philanthropist before age 50.
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