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Newspaper
Elkhart Weekly Truth
Location
Elkhart, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1900
Page
5
Fragmentary OCR note mentions Old Boat and Air Line in a jumble of letters. No clear names, dates, places, or events readable to describe a concrete item or action.
Announcements include real estate inquiries at current rates via Co-Operative Savings and Loan Society and a farm rent notice. Woven wire fence offered by Conley & Son with American Wire Co. manufacture. Employment ad seeks district managers with yearly pay and weekly installments, requires references.
Post office announces letters remaining for Samuel K Soyer Miss Ella Bowers Mrs Frank Catzell Lula Gouldes Miss Jennie Kile Frank Kyle Frank Lape Labor Exchange Branch 154 Miss Maud Major Mrs O Polson Miss Lida Sanders R Vanderhlooof with 1 cent fee per letter. Also an advertisement for Buss Bleaching Blues and Wilmer Atkinson Co books offered by mail.
The Harrison Township notes report measles prevalence, census taking by Orville Weatherhead, a church fellowship baptism at Yuriow Creek Mennonite church on May 12 with communion May 13, and Amos Domer’s death from measles near Nappanes with a private funeral planned at the Brick church on May 20.
Lawrence Weller buys a bluescle. Minnie Watts visits friends in Adamaville Sunday. Joseph Boltenhoussa travels to Sutra Bend Saturday. Wealey and Frank Swarz of Ekhart spend Sunday with their parents Mr and Mrs Wm Houseworth of Bristol visiting Pstec Hiibish and family. Mrs Arthur Withers of Elkhart visits her parents Mr and Mrs Henry Shamory. Mr and Mrs Wm Kinney of Ek hart visit the Kinney grandparents. Jaco Holtz dies after long illness. Funeral service held at Zion church led by Rev Ewing. Interment in Zion cemetery.
Mishawaka officials vote to enact an ordinance restricting inter urban car speeds within city limits. The measure aims to improve safety and traffic flow across urban corridors.
In a May vote of 136 to 82, the House sustained Representative Tawney's resolution to obtain Treasury records on oleomargarine ingredients. The majority ruled Treasury discretion shields confidential internal revenue data. The piece notes related eight hour bill discussions and secret Senate briefing on a superior shell weapon.
Pretoria May 7 1900 the official closing of the 1899 volksraad and the opening of the 1900 session were marked by solemn ceremonies Gen Joubert and Gen Decock vacancies filled with flowers the hall crowded with ladies and diplomats including General Gourko Kruger praised the deceased Joubert and stressed unity with the Transvaal while fifty of sixty lawmakers attended despite wounds
The American hotel in Genesee, N Y, burned at an early hour. Two guests, Lafayette Carney and Sherman Deboray of West Sparta, were found dead on the third floor after the fire was checked. A missing woman is believed dead. a fire-wardress reported two men plotting to set the blaze. Loss is estimated at $15,000.
William H Newell and 19 others petition for altering a 40 foot road in Jefferson township. The commissioners will consider the matter today.
An article argues that skilled sharpshooters win over a large number of bunglers with rifles. It discusses rifle design for precision, noting short telescope sights, thick barrels, reduced length to cut heat and recoil, and cautions against high powered telescopes for field accuracy.
An Indian correspondent relays a humorous tale about Gen. Gatacre in India. Troops endured long marching and field discipline, ending a tiring day in camp. A private quips about ale and a wash, prompting laughter as soldiers nickname Gatacre “Backacher” for making them work.
London dispatches describe Lord Roberts moving toward Kroonstad with an advance guard within forty five miles, while boers laager on the north bank and Smaldeel blossoms into a temporary city. Mafeking’s garrison suffers severe food shortages as natives report dwindling rations and cold, wet nights.
A steamship from Samoa reports Putaila fell to the United States after a signatory powers division. Native chiefs handed the island to American control amid rejoicings. Manuas residents urge cession of their island and request hoisting of the U S flag.
Elkhart merchants promote offerings from optics to tailoring and groceries. F W Brunk and c Davis highlight watches clocks and jewelery while Hoetger Bros advertise tailored suits. J W Schooly touts first class tea and coffee and Bokman & Dou.W Weiler Bros sell old Kentucky Blue Grass and buckeye pilsner beer. Massons Feed Store lists hay straw and corn at 117 N Main St.
G J Duncan agency for Advance Thresher with repairs on East Jackson Street. Architect A H Ellwood preparing additions to W J Gronert residence and remodeling designs for homes. Elkhart Steam Laundry promotes fine work. J A WryGang Co harness shop on Franklin Street. Knevels book store offers full stationery and Kodak line. Dr Price's Pills featured for constipation and headache. Felt's Drug Store near depot.
A. W. Shively advertises new spring styles in hats caps shirts and collars along with spring furnishing goods highlighting fresh apparel options for the season.
Customers are invited to visit 522 Main Street as the Jonu Baumgarten store introduces new furnishings and a sale on home goods. The note urges buyers to consider tax measure options for a forthcoming fund.
A collage of local advertisements urges customers to call at 734 South Main St for garden seeds and lawn grass and to visit Bell Phone 374. It promotes F. M. Kosh and The Fair Store as a great bargain house with new items, plus J. P. Sanders touts a lime product from The Big Blime claimed to outperform Michigan and Ohio lime.
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