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Newspaper
Elkhart Weekly Truth
Location
Elkhart, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1910
Page
6
The Elkhart Truth announces daily publication except Sundays by Truth Publishing Co. at 303 South Main Street. Delivery options include carrier within the city or mail, with rates of 10 cents per week or 6.60 per year. Report missed deliveries to the office and submit advertising before 10 (time) to insure publication.
Fragmentary item lists two phone lines for a room and business office with unclear context and no further details. The readable text names PMitoriak and numbers 85 and 61, but the assignment remains opaque.
Henry D. Albers reports the bona fide February circulation of the Truth as 3742 copies, excluding samples, printing spoilage, or unsold day by day. The statement is sworn before Notary Louis A. Dennert in Elkhart County Indiana on March day, 1910.
On site at Timmins Opera House Bookstore and Knevels Bookstore and B D Millers South Wnd Drugstore corner South Main and St Joe Streets details arise about local shops and offerings in a condensed community report.
Timeline of historical notes listing events from 1680 to 1908. Includes deaths of Duke de Rochefoucauld and Dr John Williams Loney, openings in Philadelphia roads for Braddock, evacuation of Boston, and other dated items with places and brief descriptions.
Francis J Heney born March 7 in Lani No Yo. He moved with his parents to San Francisco as a child and studied there before attending the University of California. He later practiced law in Tucson and rose to prominence in land grant cases and served as Arizona attorney general in 1895. He returned to San Francisco in 1897 and handled land fraud cases in Oregon, leading to indictments.
A San Francisco public figure, formerly district attorney, has been urged by friends to run for governor. The man, identified as Hene y, gained prominence after a sequence of public service roles including district attorney and other liaison work with civic reform efforts.
City Clerk Bixler urges council to fund three to four weeks of extra clerical help to clear nine years of backlog. He cites $602 in improved bonds for the Tenth district sewer and tax receipt deadlines. Council debates the Hartmann amendment and potential additional appropriation.
The treasurer’s office will collect city taxes April evenings and Saturday, May evenings. May 1 to May 14 is the tax period with May 14 the final payment date. County tax extension does not apply. Bring tax lot numbers or land descriptions when paying. Fire damaged the bakers behind Poyser’s grocery in Coshen. a firefighter was injured by a grate accident. Accidents occur, but Dr Thomas’ Beetine Oil is advertised for emergencies.
A Gervworth fox escaped pursuing foxhounds by leaping into a 30 foot well, a report notes. An official from the Zoological Society doubts animals kill themselves, citing only scorpion and wasp as claimed cases, though those deaths may be accidental.
On Beardsley Ave one half block from city water and one block from the car line a lot priced at 150.00 with a value of 250.00 On Maple Row two blocks from the car line a cement walk and shade valued at 200.00 with asking 125.00 These lots must be sold quickly for cash by D. M. Best Lexington Ave.
A brief note recalls Queen Adelaide as a devoutly pious wife of King William IV with a will expressing a desire for a quiet burial and a life lived without pomp or state. The piece ends with short local notices about gas lights trial offers and grocery ads for Hatfield’s sour cream and Browne Fruit and Honey Cookies priced at ten cents.
A local ad lists pantry items and prices from Hall & Co including beans jam potatoes and crackers. It promotes daily produce and vegetables with contact numbers Home 376 and Bell 13SF for price checks.
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