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Newspaper
Elkhart Weekly Truth
Location
Elkhart, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1910
Page
6
Announcement outlines delivery options within the city and by mail at 10 cents weekly or 5 dollars yearly. Readers should report missed deliveries, and all ads and communications must be received by 10 o clock to ensure publication that day.
Fragmentary ad text lists editorial room and business office phones with a plea for five dollars, indicating a damaged classifieds item. The readable parts point to contact numbers and a small monetary request, lacking full context or dates.
Henrys DF Albers manager of the Hikdsart firm swears the February 3742 gross circulation excluding sample copies. The affidavit notes the number is verified under oath in the State of Indiana, with notary public Louis A Diennert witnessing the attestation.
Truth is on site at Timmins Opera House Bookstore and Knevels Bookstore and D Miller's South Find Drugstore at South Main and St Joe Streets.
A mixed page item recounts milestones and public notices. Victor Mapes, noted author and dramatist born in New York City on March 8, details of his career in Paris and New York are touched upon. The piece includes legal notices, divorce cases, and a public sale of an automotive company with a scheduled auction in Princeton Street, 1940.
Lon Criger Teel traveled to Hot Springs yesterday to work out before joining the Highlane ers at Athens. The well known catcher is in good form this season and the workouts at Hot Springs and Athens will strengthen him as a factor for New York teams.
Mrs. Charles Kollar of Middlebury Street has recovered enough to go home after an operation at Clark hospital. Miss Gladys Treasch of Sentan Sixth Street is ill. Mrs. William Renn of Aspenwold Avenue is suffering an attack of illness. Miss Claire Kingspury of the gas office is off duty due to illness.
A local firm entered a deal to merge and enable full automobile manufacturing locally. The agreement pledges the city a large factory producing engines and all car parts, signaling a major industry move in the region.
Information from local militia officers states one regular army sergeant is assigned for duty with the Yuriods companies. State troops will visit the city tomorrow night for instruction. A United States army officer will inspect on April 14. Outdoor rifle practice begins early in April.
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