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Newspaper
Elkhart Weekly Truth
Location
Elkhart, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1909
Page
6
Rail shops close for election day and will reopen Saturday to allow employees to vote without losing time. Train No 9 ran an hour 30 minutes late, with No 15 delayed after 9:55. Delays traced to the Cincinnati division east of Toledo. one trip lost from Seb to Goshen on the C and B N lines.
The shore company has introduced a fast freight service departing at midnight to cover intervening points. Previously ordinary freight trains carried this traffic.
The recall elects Los Angeles leader amid municipal turmoil sparked by a grand jury probe into Mayor Harper. Civic purity groups back a reform bid as the charter grants initiative and referendum powers to end decades of machine politics.
An old Elkhart Packing Co advertisement lists products and prices from fresh pork to beef cuts. It promotes offerings like fresh pork steak, hams, side pork, sirloin and porterhouse steaks, frankfurters, sausage, bacon, corned beef, and mince meat with varied price phrases and slogans.
A fragmented critic discusses fat women and Directoire style, noting endorsers and scornful eyebrows. The passage comments on bulges and hips, framing fat as a merit in a satirical or polemical tone.
News notes the excellent attraction The Virginian coming to Bucklen theater Tuesday March 30. Ww. Ss. Hart stars in the adaptation of Owen Wister's novel, delivering a dramatic Western tale featuring cow-puncher frontier life and vivid characterizations.
A fragment from Howe's feature notes earthquake pictures shown to a crowd. It mentions trips to SREype and Russia and contrasts with a prior audience reaction. The text is garbled but centers on the earthquake imagery as the program's highlight.
A partial text fragment provides limited readable facts about a local item. Names, dates, places, or outcomes are not clearly legible, leaving only scattered letters and fragments to hint at a potential community notice.
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