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Newspaper
Elkhart Weekly Truth
Location
Elkhart, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1906
Page
4
William D. Hazelton manager of the Elkhart Truth swears the bona fide May 1906 circulation was 8279, excluding samples printing spoils and unsold copies. Notary Luci A. Dennert witnesses the oath dated June 1, 1905 with seal and commission expiry 1907.
The Chicago Record-Herald notes preparations for Independence Day dangers, citing American Medical Association data on hundreds of injuries and dozens of tetanus cases. It praises efforts to restrict fireworks and reduce fatal accidents, reflecting on past years' casualty trends.
A newspaper note cites steps against trusts, including jail for five magnates in Toledo, a Missouri ruling limiting action against trust firms, and government action in cases against Standard Oil, tobacco, and other trusts. The piece argues progress is advancing against trust power.
Washington reports a conference committee compromise on pure food and whisky labeling. The agreement requires clear labeling of compounds and imitations while allowing harmless coloring for blends. Patent medicine provisions tighten labeling with alcohol as a solvent to be disclosed.
A statement from H M Adams and wife Henrietta Pa describes a miraculous cure for a child with eczema lasting five years deemed incurable. After reading about Electric Bitters the family tried it, noting changes after the second bottle and full recovery after seven bottles. The product is advertised as a blood medicine and body building tonic, guaranteed, at House Worth Bros. drug store for 50 cents to 1 dollar.
A fragment notes pasteurized sweet milk and cream for sale at Leiningers Ice Cream Factory located at 113 South Main Street. The brief market notice emphasizes dairy products available to customers.
A fragment mentions a $16.00 fare to St Paul and Minneapolis and returns from Chicago with unclear context. The garbled text suggests a transit or ticketing reference but lacks full details or dates.
Harry S. Dickey manager of the Winona Interurban line declares Sunday service will occur once the line is finished. He notes the Winona spur connects Warsaw and would be part of a broader electric system requiring Sunday operation if completed.
Federal authorities were asked to probe an anonymous attack on W W B Hedgepeth Goshen superintendent. The letter claims he sold insurance while employed by the School Board obtaining 100000 for Lafayette Life and earning 1000 commission. No complaints about his duties, and schools under his leadership are efficient.
H F Banta president of Banta Furniture Co has been elected to fill a vacancy on the State Bank of Goshen board. He recently purchased stock in the bank and is praised as an excellent addition due to his business experience and sound judgment.
Work on the Auburn to Kendallville electric road is now progressing favorably. It is believed cars will run between Fort Wayne and Kendallville by August or September. Plans call for Kendallville to Goshen extension to be constructed next year.
Inspector Burr reports Fort Wayne authorities and local police captured six hoboes in connection with a gang active in robbing post offices in northern Indiana towns including South Whitley. Two identified suspects Ed Harlovick of Cleveland and Harry Smith of Brooklyn claim ages around 35. four others are described as common hoboes.
In Washington D C and Florence Wollam are traveling. Wollam plans a vacation and will be in Elk Hart a few days with Miss Ina Burhans and Miss Irma Stephens.
Local dealers list current rates for poultry eggs and meats including spring chicken 35 cents each, eggs 15 cents dozen, butter 14 to 15 cents per pound, pork products 9 to 12 cents per pound, beef cuts 6 to 16 cents, mutton 10 to 12½ cents, and vegetables with tomatoes 1 cent and new potatoes 1.30 per bushel. Live stock quotes cover butcher steers 4.25 to 4.50, veal 6 to 9 cents alive, cows 3 to 3.50, hogs 5.80 to 6 dollars, and other items such as hides, wool, and beeswax.
A humorous local note describes a craze surrounding the Sykes store matrimonial bureau. Single men and women chase matches as the season runs high with several engagements already noted and more expected. Applicants are urged to apply at H B Sykes store to find a partner.
An advertisement extols August Flower as a universal remedy for stomach and intestinal disorders and liver issues. It cites thirty five years of use and over forty million bottles sold in the United States, with continued demand and widespread belief in its efficacy. The product is sold by Houseworth Bros.
Milwaukee delegates at the Wisconsin Democratic convention strongly back William Jennings Bryan. Daniel Grady opened with a Bryan appeal and John Alyard praised him, framing the party as resurrecting in loyalty to the Nebraskan amid calls for tariff revision. A separate Bryan endorsement resolution is anticipated.
In Harrisburg on June 28 the Democratic group in Pennsylvania voted to join a fusion of reformers forming a Lincoln party aimed at ousting the Republican machine. The platform centers on state issues with a Bryan plank praising William Jennings Bryan as a key national figure and potential successor to Theodore Roosevelt.
A historical ad extols Boschee's German Syrup as an old fashion remedy for colds and flu like Jagrippe. It promises quick relief for children and adults, reduces congestion and coughing, and advises household use with a trial bottle at 25 cents and regular 75 cents, sold by Houseworth Bros.
The readable text fragments suggest a call to investigate by a resident named J. Neff at 61 Washington Street. The snippet mentions skepticism and evidence and urges examination of an elk Baer related matter, with garbled phrases about kidney and tacks.
Dr Archibald Church a Chicago authority on mental diseases testified that Dowie showed monomania not dementia while witnesses described visions voices and divine healing claims. The Zion City controversy before Judge Landis centered on whether Dowie is mentally sound amid testimonies of extraordinary religious experiences and claims of divine mission.
Lake Shore and Michigan Southern Railway offers July 6 excursion tickets to Lake Chautauqua with 30 day return validity. Discounted rates compared to regular tourist fares, with tickets available at agencies 123, 26, 28, 29, 30.
Central Drug Store promotes Heath and Milligan Paints for painting needs with a confident recommendation.
The druggist on South Main Street and St Joe Street advertises Hindipo as a new kidney cure and nerve tonic. It is sold with a positive guarantee and a full refund if it does not benefit the buyer, inviting everyone to try it at no risk.
An illustrated notice asks if readers want to buy or sell or exchange real estate or arrange loans. It directs to A F Tyler at 18 Ss Main Street for contact.
Central Dragstore lists paints oils and brushes in Tennessee Long Fight section. Local shoppers urged to compare prices and check available stock for decoration projects.
Rest Cottage directors announce a wedding breakfast hosted by Mr and Mrs Kimball Marion Street to honor Rev and Mrs Whitworth married yesterday at the Cottage. Funds and supplies are sacredly used for necessary expenses while social event costs are covered by dedicated funds. Three new girls arrived last week and more are expected for the home for orphans and friendless children. Almost all residents profess Christ and express gratitude for the shelter free from temptation. A separate home is needed to shelter more children. citizens are urged to help.
Emanuel Landis aged 71 died at his home near Nappanee last Thursday. Survived by a wife four daughters and two sons.
A mixed OCR fragment shows help wanted ads and rental notices: two laundresses sought by C. G. Wiggins at Wawasee Inn Lake Wawasee. furnished front room for rent at 138 Pratt St. another furnished front room for one or two gentlemen at 308 Lexington Ave. Mrs Hummer boarding at 612 South Second Street with home cooked meals. ice cream service offered for parties. Mishawaka Trust adds interest on deposits before July 12. stock sale and millinery at 118 Marion Street with hats priced 39 cents to $5.
June brides flock to romantic lake trips between Detroit and Buffalo aboard the Eastern States and Western States steamers. The palatial vessels offer romance and seclusion with advance reservations for staterooms and parlors. Send two cent stamp for illustrated booklet. Detroit & Buffalo Steamboat Co. 5 Wayne St., Detroit, Michigan.
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