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Newspaper
Elkhart Weekly Truth
Location
Elkhart, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1907
Page
4
Publication notice explains daily delivery including Sunday edition by Ruth Publishing Co. at 308 Main St. Petivered by carrier with rates 7 merit 10 cents weekly or $5 yearly. Readers asked to report delivery issues to police. Advertising and communications section lists contact details and deadlines.
William D Hazelton manager of the Elkhart Truth swears the August 1907 bona fide daily circulation was 3671 excluding samples and unsold or printing spoiled copies. Notary Louis A Denyert verifies the oath dated September 2 1907 in Indiana Wakhrt County.
An OCR fragment lists book stores and stands in Timmins area including Finehout’s drug store corner Main and Hickory streets and Knevels book store with Keene's Inter aban news stand.
Public notice offering The Truth at United States addresses with weekly postage. Readers may mail orders to circulation or call telephone numbers for delivery. Specify duration and address for service.
The list recalls events from 1520 Poitiers victory to 1906 Robert R. Hitt death. Notable items include Henry III birth, New England war with Niantick, the Great Plague, Chickamauga first day, Sheridan at Winchester, Paris siege, Lincoln’s body removal, St Clair tunnel opening, and Hitt’s death.
William Paterson born September 19 1839 in Hamilton Ontario served thirty five years in the House of Commons. He rose as Minister of Customs and was a noted public speaker shaping Liberal landslide support in the Dominion. His leadership in debates while Sir Wilfrid Laurier was absent and his reputation for honesty marked a long career in federal service.
The piece notes a rising interest in poetic drama with annual volumes proving devotion to idealism. It highlights Gale Young Rice’s Night in Avignon and Donald Roberts company of players in Chicago in October. Robertson aims to curb materialism on stage and rally support to revive the form.
Washington reports from Chicago say William Jennings Bryan will issue a candidacy statement for the Democratic presidential nomination within weeks and publish a platform outline. A formal conference with advisers was postponed. the plan is to guide party calculations toward the convention, with Bryan signaling conditions if nominated.
An Osceola senator recalls J. Frank Hanly seeking support among the Pennsylvania Dutch at a Dutch animal dinner where a gallon of apple butter was served. He asks how many gallons would be needed to secure Hanly’s nomination, a question still unanswered as of now. Judge Williams is described as sweating while the exchange unfolds.
An advertisement tale extols Postum Food Coffee as a cure for coffee related ailments. A woman credits Postum with improved health and her husband’s recovery after stopping coffee. The narrative urges readers to try Postum and mentions reading The Road to Wellville in the packaging.
A local dance school announces the opening of evening classes to fit busy schedules. The program welcomes beginners and experienced dancers to learn styles in a supportive community setting.
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A summary of varied items including Governor Deneen’s nomination, Bryan’s presidential bid, and antisaloon sentiment amid Chicago charter defeat. Also reports on senator La Follette’s nomination funds, a London wedding, grain and steel market notes, and a California racehorse jockey influence plus a 2 0 victory by Margaret Cleveland over St Louis.
A reader rebuts a Review editor’s charge against Socialism, arguing the critique is ignorant and misleading. The letter asserts socialism opposes graft and aims for worker equality, condemns capitalists and trusts, and urges open debate and understanding of labor issues.
The text outlines a multi day convention starting Wednesday afternoon with devotional, superintendent appointments, and talks on topics like Indiana liquor laws. It lists solo performances, a national outlook address, and committee reports with evening organ and recitation programs, including names of speakers and participants.
The City Council discusses a water works funding request to hire an engineer to draft plans and specifications for a new system. An appropriation of 500 was voted down two weeks ago but may pass at the next meeting. Residents report a malfunctioning crossing signal at Edwardsburg and Willowdale, prompting calls for repairs.
The Bucklen house will stage Isle of Spice next Tuesday evening with most salient features retained. Star of Fate and The Goo Go Man appear, and Gus Sohlke and Charles A Pusey lead a cast of musical comedy celebrities in a lively Hoosier tale with chorus talent and polished dances.
Freeman G Brumbaugh longtime city resident died at his daughter Mrs SS Charles Wesselhoeft home after years away from the area. Details on date and funeral arrangements are sparse in this fragment.
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