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Newspaper
Elkhart Weekly Truth
Location
Elkhart, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1910
Page
4
Delivered by carrier to any part of the city or by mail, 19¢ per week or $5 per year, subscriptions payable to a carrier. If the paper is not delivered regularly please report to this office. All advertising and communication must be received by 10 o'clock to ensure publication on that day.
J H D Albers, manager of the Elkhart Truth, swears the bona fide August 1910 circulation was 4021 copies. He certifies the figure excludes sample copies and unsold issues. Official sworn statement dated September 1910 with notary acknowledgments and commission details.
Muller’s fast food site at the corner of South Main Street and Sy Street is noted in a brief listing. Local directory entry places the eatery at a busy crossroads with steady foot traffic and street frontage. The fragment identifies a business shown as a corner establishment.
A fragmentary draft outlines the Prince of Piedmort and his lineage. It names the young Primes of Piedmant and traces succession through a family including the heir to a throne. The text references the Princess Afafalda and a November birth, with genealogical hints scattered in disjointed phrasing.
A fragmentary editorial from South Bend discusses Maine Republicans facing insurgent and Democrat challenges. It claims party divisions extend beyond factions, aiming to influence national outcomes and realign support against Republicans. The piece hints at reactions to Maine’s political shifts and potential impact on national parties.
The piece notes a mysterious stranger and a historic Maine election where the governor elected on the Democratic ticket is the father of a current candidate on the same ticket. It argues politics in Maine is hereditary and cites the Hale family’s long control of Republican politics. It views the result as a shift toward independent thinking and distrust of party managers.
Freeman Cooper, a noted southern Indiana real estate developer based in Kern area, died in Henrsville. Cooper, formerly with John Wyker, moved to the area years ago and later worked in the eastern state business before settling in Kearyville. The death ends the era of a prominent local developer.
An advertisement alleges Woley's Kidney Remedy cures kidney trouble whether acute or chronic. It cites an unnamed user in Grand View Wisconsin claiming one bottle made him well and notes the product is sold by druggists at 19 cents per week.
Des Moines reports Iowa Republicans blame Roosevelt for Maine losses saying his ticket plan with Dolliver was a mistake. Critics argue Taft supporters fear a Democratic House, with Maine voters turning Democratic and Republicans facing losses across New York Ohio and Missouri. Public figures like Lafe Youngs weigh in on the GOP’s electoral outlook.
Nationals view Miles Poindexter as repudiation of Ballinger and Taft while party factions in several states resolve primaries. Independent Democrats in Tennessee back Ben Cooper for governor with limits, Roosevelt weighs endorsements in New York and Washington. New Jersey shows GOP shifts as Charles N Proctor loses bid. Connecticut Republicans nominate Charles A Goodwin for governor. Roosevelt endorses both regular and insurgent candidates in varied counties.
Fragmented OCR notes show Republican campaign launch in September, Democratic bid to replace Missouri senator Warner, and party meetings in Oklahoma and other states. Mentions of national party figures, state conventions, and anticipated stump efforts amid shifting alignments and upcoming elections.
Los Angeles reports a large tuna caught at Avalon weighing 175 pounds. The catch was described as one of the largest on record with details of the fishing effort and participants, including Murphys and Cheaper Erpsworth, aboard the Messive.
Buckten Theatre announces a week of cheap price shows by the Hilletetns Association of a renowned company. Miss Bessie Dainty stars in the lineup including An Anteri tn Beats Ishmael or Gut of the Yepths and The Princess of Pratehes. Admission free for ladies Monday under usual conditions.
Mrs Jacob Wilmert of Cincomn Fn describes kidney trouble and backache with poor appetite improving after using Yoley's Kidney Pins. She credits them with relief and says she is now in perfect health. Sold by all druggists.
Classified notice from Rafling Specialty Co offering wall display services. Contains telephone 767 and address 121 125 State St. Oakland area listing. No clear date or additional details available.
City of Elkhart enforces Ordinance 177 Section 159 prohibiting posting painting or printing ads on private nails doors gates fences curbstones sidewalks or hydrants without written owner consent. The article notes residents’ displeasure with advert posters and urges police to deter these defacements.
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