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Newspaper
Elkhart Weekly Truth
Location
Elkhart, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1909
Page
4
A torn OCR snippet references truth telephones edit jovial business office and two numbers 55 61. It reads as a brief advertisement or classified line noting telephone contact. The limited readable text provides no dates or locations.
William D Hazelton manager reports bona fide daily circulation of 3749 for October 1909. figure excludes sample copies spoiled printing or unsold copies. Notary Louis A Dennert verifies sworn statement November 9 1909 in Isihart County Indiana.
A terse note lists locations including Timmins Opera House Bookstore and ASnovels Bookstore and H. D. Miller's South End Drrestore at the corner of South Main and St Joe Streets.
A brief public notice in the local column announces a Union Label event in Khart town on Thursday November 25, 1909. It calls interest for workers and patrons to support union formed products and fair labor standards in the community.
Entries recount events from 1758 British flag raised at Fort Duquesne now Pittsburg to 1908 celebration at Austin for the University of Texas twenty fifth anniversary. Notable items include 1783 British evacuation of New York and a 1853 birth of Henry T Guage California governor.
This obituary notes Major John F Hanson born November 28, 1840 in Monroe County Georgia. He served as a Confederate private and later rose to president of the Central of Georgia Railway, directing expansion to seven plants with 70 000 spindles and holding board chairs and directorships in multiple rail and steamship ventures.
Readable fragments describe ants engaging in rough play and mock combat among themselves. The scene notes their pugnacity and self-amusement during the activity, with jaws and bites observed as they clash.
The article notes pacts and arrangements related to weekly winners and their announcement. Names and locations are fragmentary, with unclear dates but signaling forthcoming results and formal acknowledgments. The tone remains official, indicating an upcoming declaration of winners.
Amid claims the United States government will reveal the truth, reports allege prisoners were tortured before execution in the Canal Zone conflict with Nicaragua. The article cites international law concerns and broad condemnation, outlining belief in imminent action or investigation.
In a July 21, 1909 case, Wyatt testified his wife left with a man to Michigan after meeting him in Ellshart. They drank at a cafe and hotel before returning to separate rooms. Wyatt claimed ongoing infidelity for a year and was awarded custody of their nine year old daughter.
A compact assertion from 1857 by Edward Everett Hale that rest is a legitimate and essential counterpart to work. It argues against the view that rest is suspect and must prove itself right, affirming rest as dignified and creditable as work.
A reflective meditation on aging as life rises like a plane toward a summit. The speaker contrasts youth and age, notes the inevitability of time, and celebrates progress through education and the spread of Christianity, envisioning a future shaped by the influence of Jesus Christ.
Interurban cars arriving and crowds in Elkhart last evening filled to capacity with standing room only. Elkhart County residents also visited South Bend oasis. In Elkhart Superior Court Rosa Belanger vs Trefflie Belanger Case No 753 divorce filed November 6 1909 with an affidavit of meritorious action and nonresident defendant notification.
A series of delays halted paving on West Franklin Street after a conference between Reynolds of Chicago and Indiana contractors. Cain Construction men were dismissed pending paving company action to move and clear tracks, delaying completion between the tracks and awaiting trolley adjustments.
The readable portion presents unclear phrases and scattered letters, lacking coherent person, place, or event details. No verifiable entities or structured information beyond fragmented words are extractable.
The article notes Andrew Carnegie marking his seventy second birthday at his Fifth Avenue home, spending a quiet day with family and a few intimate friends during Thanksgiving. It mentions his continued philanthropy and large benefactions totaling millions, highlighting ongoing charitable activity.
Damaged OCR fragment mentions a local event with names and details amid incomplete text. Key terms appear to reference a death or incident, but specifics are unreadable. Unable to extract full entities or a clear outcome from the fragment.
A historical note recalls the custom of observing Thanksgiving on the last Thursday of November across the United States. The practice reflects longstanding national practice and shared seasonal timing for celebration.
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