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Newspaper
Elkhart Weekly Truth
Location
Elkhart, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1910
Page
7
St Paul Sept 8 Captain J B White of Kansas City appears certain to be elected president of the National Conservation congress. Giftard Pinchot announced he would not seek re election.
Abe Alartin reports the colonel is pleased with the Outlook after a Western trip. C I Johnson of Simonton dake loses 90 chickens to theft last evening during a visit with friends. a $25 reward is offered for the arrest and conviction. Messrs Cable and Bishop finished a Wiscon enton Rambler trip, Bishop buying the car in Wenosha. A L Sowers, ex Peoples Credit Clothing, joined another local firm in the same line.
Miss Jlelen Punches returns from vacation at Klinger Lake where she visited Mr. and Mrs. Sturgis hosting dances. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Taeger of Peoria left for home after a two week visit with Mrs. Traeger's sister, Mrs. L. J. Pumedhes.
In Oberhousers court Ethel Green sues Otis Shoemaker on a paternity charge with unknown defendant location. Elsa Maher sues Fred Mack on another paternity case, Mack bonding at 300. Newman Monger Co. sues John W. Slear et al for 302.46 with 500 judgment request. William H. and Mary Books seek adoption of Jessie Laucel Berry. Clyde N. Berry consents.
John Bloom of Saginaw Michigan and Mamie Daner of Elkhart were married this afternoon in the superior court rooms after securing a license. The groom is twenty four and the bride eighteen, with Justice Jacob Oberholtzer officiating.
An advertorial asserts external treatments fail to cure piles and promotes Dr Leonhardt Hem-Roid tablets as an internal medicine solution. The copy states the product frees circulation in the lower bowel, claims a guaranteed cure, and notes it is sold by Houseworth Bros. for $1 per large box from Dr Leonhardt Co. Station B Buffalo NY.
Charles Frohman, a prominent theatrical manager, plans to push for changes in New York law prohibiting Sunday dramatic performances. He argues for a limited expansion that would allow some plays to present moral lessons while not opening all his theatres to Sunday shows.
Frank J. Sherlock of Chicago special national agent of the Knights of Columbus will visit the local council No 1045 this evening. A special meeting has been called in his honor.
An aged beekeeper recalls an 1887 visit by a novice photographer who wanted to film a grizzly at his honey ranch near San Diego. The bear, camera, and flash crash create chaos, injuring bees and a nucleus hive while the youth, shaken, leaves for health reasons. The bear never returns.
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