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Newspaper
Elkhart Weekly Truth
Location
Elkhart, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1906
Page
4
An editorial note from the business office discusses phone lines and contact procedures. The text references two phones and an internal extension setup, signaling administrative workflow details.
The document lists candidates for county offices in the Democratic ticket, including County Councilmen districts one through four, at large councilmen, Assessor Jacob Haustentein, Coroner Dr. Samuel Wagner, County Commissioners northern and middle districts, Representatives Harley Holden and James Leicester Jr., Surveyor Chas Witt, Clerk Frank R. Flynn, Recorder Samuel A. Hoover, Treasurer J C Bristol, Sheriff Seret Albert Rin hart, and Auditor William Beasecker with their respective towns.
D O Batchellor of Nappinee visited to interview Chairman Roose and other Republicans about the political situation in the city.
Police were notified of a disturbance at 713 Indiana avenue during a wedding. Mrs. Harring reported her husband arrived home intoxicated with non serious wounds from a presumed barroom brawl. Officer Roth arrested one vagrant last night.
Notice by the Board of Public Works of Elkhart Indiana that on September 14 1906 they adopted Vacation Resolution No 7 to vacate parts of Johnson's Riverside Addition and Strong's Addition. The meeting sets hearings October 1906 for those affected to present remonstrances and for final action. ETHAN L. ARNOLD THOMAS ANDERSON FRED POOLE board members Elkhart Ind September 14 1906. 2 Ladies Aid Society will meet at 3 Godfrey Ss Jackson today afternoon.
A Kentucky story notes a remarkable cluster of given names and surnames within eighty miles of Ford. Families such as Chump Og and Quarter heirs display unusual christenings like First Quarter Second Quarter No Quarter Bad Quarter and Chick en family members named Old Chicken Pullet Chicken. The Quarters’ four sons were named the day after birth with no input from the mother and most family members cannot read or write. Nearby the Cubbum family also bears odd names like Angel Cubbum Sizzley Cubbum Homino Calico and Measles Cubbum.
Eighteen passengers riding from Harbin Springs to Calistoga were halted by masked robbers who forced them to line up and search each other. Silverstein retrieved plunder and the robber disappeared, but Miss Hayes then appeared with a camera to reveal it was a joke, leaving Silverstein especially angry.
Howard Garrett of Willistown township claims to have solved seedless apple cultivation. He reports two trees bearing seedless fruit for several seasons. He will not explain the method, but the apples have a core like a normal variety and excellent flavor.
Philadelphia artist and scientist P Caledon Cameron proposes an airship using a cigar shaped craft and a seaworthy boat for the basket. Aiming to avoid drowning, he envisions oars guiding the craft through air as on water and reports successful small scale tests.
The Emmons family of Webster City Iowa endures a string of misfortunes. A two and a half year old daughter lies near death after swallowing furniture polish. George Emmons remains in precarious condition following a night attack by hold up men. Mrs Emmons Sr burned by a gasoline fire when a match was struck. A son broke his arm from a fall from a tree. A thunderstorm bolt injured another son and a large tree fragment struck him. A son playing near a horse suffered a fractured skull. J D Emons tripped in a hole in a sidewalk. Guy Emmons injured with a badly wrenched ankle.
An unusual medical case reports a patient born with a single lung who adapts to daily life. Doctors document diagnosis, early life, and current health status, noting no related familial history and suggesting monitoring for potential respiratory challenges.
Last Monday the B B band serenaded friends. weekly rehearsals and an upcoming schedule include Business Men's Athletic meeting on Tuesday at 8:50 and next on Sept 24 at 8:30. Women and Girls Auxiliary meet midweek. Boys' Brigade cadets meet Sept 20 with calls at 6:45 and 7.00.
The Michigan Central trains now feature a memory aid for travelers who forget belongings. Brakemen across divisions are instructed to shout a warning as the train nears each station. The message reads The next station will be Please don't forget your valuables, and is praised for helping passengers with absent mindedness.
Ten firemen have gone to Col linwood to take the Third Year examinations for engineers. Five have returned. They are Ww. Stevens, F. H. Bowers, F. L. Flynn, W. M. Rogers and J. F. Mitchell.
Stenographer Joe Reinlein of the round house office has returned after spending a few days in Chicago with relatives. T. W. Coe, the night foreman at the round house, is in Chicago.
Jule Walters stars as Percy in the major production The Shoplifter. Matinee and night shows Saturday headline this long awaited stage event.
The Dawson Leonard and families thank neighbors for flowers in memory of their brother and uncle. An automobile ride for the Congregational church benefit will begin from Main and Jackson in front of the Century Club or new post office, with departures from 2 to 6 o clock in the afternoon.
For sale good as new Oak heating stoves by Art Garland and Round. Apply 310 Fourth street. 26.
Stewart F Skinner sells to John W Skinner a Najrvanee lot for 1000 dollars. Mary Manning and Olive Pollock with husband sell 2100 dollars JEFFERSON township 6714 acres to M. Pollock and wife. William L Krause sells to Arthur G Keltner a Elkhart lot for 4600 dollars. Geo A Doremus sells to Wu Ami don a Elkhart lot. Jacob J Miller sells to Ephraim Bickel an Elkhart lot for 1372 dollars. Frank J Back to Mary Unger a Goshen lot for 700 dollars. Catherine Malcolm to Henry B Hess and wife a Goshen lot for 5500 dollars. John W Fieldhouse sells to Henry Baumgardner and wife an Elkhart lot for 31000 dollars. Charles Burhans sells to Edw Crow and others an Elkhart lot for 5700 dollars. Patrick Maloney sells to Peter Trainor a Goshen lot for 600 dollars.
FOR PLAYGOERS FOR PLAYGOERS reports a rattling good cast in Rufus Rastus at the New Bucklen Theater. The musical attraction drew repeated encores and hearty applause with enthusiastic audience response throughout. James Lackaye, soon to appear in York State Folks, is hailed as more capable than his brother Wilton Lackaye, who starred here last season.
The Bucklen presents The Marriage of Kitty with Miss Kitty Silverton seeking a husband as a guardian arranges a temporary match with a baronet. A jealous Peruvian widow and a witty twist lead to romance and a future separation. York State Folks, a rural comedy, closes Bucklen’s season with Lackaye as Simon Peter Martin and Royce as the organist. Seats sold quickly as demand grows.
Hougseworth Bros. sells Miona stomach tablets claiming a complete cure for indigestion. One tablet before meals tones digestive organs, with a 50 cent box guaranteed to satisfy or money back.
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