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Newspaper
Elkhart Weekly Truth
Location
Elkhart, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1909
Page
4
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Editorial notes room for business office telephones in the publication. It discusses practical needs and future feasibility for phone lines to aid operations.
William Patelton manager of the Elkhart Truth swore the bona fide daily circulation for May 1909 was 3675, excluding sample copies spoiled in printing or unsold day by day. Notary Louis A Dennert verified the oath sworn on the 18th day of June 1909, with commission expiring January 3.
Truth is on display for purchase at Timmins Opera House Bookstore and Knevels Bookstore along with B D Miller's South End Drugstore located at the corner of South Main and St Joe Streets.
The entry lists events on June 24 across centuries including King Philip's War in 1675, Napoleon's 1812 Russian campaign start, 1864 Maryland abolishing slavery, and 1908 Grover Cleveland's death. It notes generals and births such as Henry Ward Beecher and Lord Kitchener with brief biographical detail and honors awarded during the Boer War and after Khartoum.
The passage notes two speculators amid a favorable official notice. It mentions 1905 and Mgr. Osborne being appointed to a key post as chief of the Bureau of Trade Relations, indicating an official reorganization or recognition within the State Department context.
A bucket fell from a hoist in the trench at Indiana avenue injuring Tony Terlips and P. Judie, with others slightly bruised. Terlips and Judie will be laid up for a couple of days. Supt. Berkey calls it the only accident since big work began. sewer slated to finish within three months.
Cassopolis Michigan June 24 Residents remain shocked after Steven Pangborn 62 shot and killed wife Mannie Pangborn before their daughter Leon Criswell. An inquest watched by coroner’s jury adjourned. Pangborn arraigned and pleaded not guilty while asking to see his wife who was found dead. Autopsy shows a heart wound from a bullet. Local notices include lost watch rental ads and classified calls.
In Elkhart a landlord and renter debate housing aid and quick access to information about nearby houses. They mention Neilsberg and Felt House, fire insurance, real estate, and a 409 Mon ger Blog contact with phone numbers.
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