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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1906
Page
2
A letter from Jesse E. Eschbach states his name will be presented at the Republican country convention on June 5, 1906, as a candidate for the nomination as Representative, pending the convention's decision.
Epitors Recor d notes that Vincent Foster J F Bowman and Orville Kilmer will have their names presented at the Kosciusko County Republican Convention on June 5 1906 as candidates for Clerk of the Kosciusko Circuit Court subject to the convention's decision.
Marion F. Longfellow announces his bid for the office of Auditor and will present his name at the Republican county convention in Winona on June 5, subject to the convention's decision.
John F. Clymer announces his candidacy for Recorder at the Kosciusko County Republican convention to be held on June 5, subject to the convention’s decision.
McKrill says he will seek the Republican nomination for Surveyor, contingent on the county convention decision set for January 5. He requests supporters to attend and back his bid.
The notice announces candidates for the Southern District commissioner race. Charles E. Rantz and J. W. Patterson seek the Republican party nomination at the county convention to be held in Winona, with decisions to be made by the convention.
The Milford opera house is being converted into a mix of office spaces and living areas. Plans call for preserving exterior features while repurposing interiors to create functional work and residence units.
The annual event sees farming families' spouses visit the town to purchase supplies and groceries, signaling a bustling period for local merchants and markets.
Deputy Grand Commander Conroy of South Bend leads the formation of a Modern Maccabees tent in Warsaw. The Big Bour discusses running a through train this summer between Louisville Kentucky and Petoskey Michigan. Charles Shroyer a Warsaw Webber’s Drug Store clerk narrowly escaped losing an eye last week from a likely accident.
A late 19th century feature lauds wireless telegraphy for breaking isolation across the Atlantic. It highlights the French liner La Province maintaining continuous contact with land during its 3100 mile crossing, receiving news from Cape Cod while near Cornwall. The piece extols rapid tech progress and foresees further reach of wireless messaging.
The sermon warns wives' tongues harm households and urges sensible spouses. It urges choosing modest wives, avoiding giddy or boisterous partners, and notes mothers influence young wives. It counsels couples to express love, share praise for home baking, and avoid mounting anger by separate visits.
Republicans from Kosciusko Whit ley and H Wuotington counties met in Columbia City on Monday. Newton F Watson was nominated as joint representative.
An old advertisement touts Rocky Mountain Tea as a preventive for spring ailments. It claims the product makes users strong and vigorous, offered as tea or tablets with an asserted 35 doses.
A misread Anglsia Walesh village name stalls the eye with a mouthful word. The text notes the extreme length rivals Mark Twain’s long German phrases from The Tramp Abroad and mocks the effort to pronounce it.
A reader from Rogles Kentucky recalls ten year battle with piles and reports permanent cure after using Bucklen's Arnica Salve. The ad claims the salve heals wounds burns and sores like magic and notes it costs 25 cents at Zims the drug gist.
A Silver Lake Lodge I O O F committee submits resolutions on the death of Brother Elisha R Worley. The lodge vows heartfelt sympathy to the bereaved family and to drape the charter in mourning for thirty days, with copies sent to the family and recorded in the lodge minutes.
An advertisement touts Kodol Dyspepsia cure as a thorough digestant that lets the stomach rest and regain strength after meals. It is sold by Oline's and Ralph W. Shellenberger, a Lake Shore agent at Millersburg, is noted for an overdose morphine incident in Elkhart. The text also mentions women of today and a fragment about Mountain Zees.
The text debates Moon habitation noting science claims an atmosphere enabling some life forms but not humans. It then shifts to a tonic advertisement promising relief for weakness and various ailments, touting zinc free benefits and a 50 cent price.
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