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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1907
Page
2
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April to May garden chores and farming talk fill local columns. Mentone weighs an opera house plan while Avenhof P Lodge in South Whitley begins a 6000 dollar building project. Governor Hanly recovers, fruit losses from cold weather and roads improvement debates circulate.
A report notes a $15,000 fire in Wolcottville and insured buildings to be rebuilt. Easter weather was mild yet chilly, corn planting begins soon, oats sowing continues, while a hydrophobia scare leads to culling eighteen attacking hogs near Greencatle. Rev Hurlstone recalls hats removed at Roberts Park church after a note about ladies briefly removing hats.
Mr and Mrs A H Bowen departed Tuesday for Fort Collins Colorado to locate there. The note expresses hope they find prosperity in their new home.
Kendallville veteran B H Clay holds a ten cent shinplaster from the Civil War era and has carried it since the conflict. Goshen Democrat notes the Agecamp editor also owns several shinplaster issues in 3 5 10 15 25 and 50 cent values.
The Lake township schools close the present term tomorrow with rare exceptions for makeup days. Attendance has been good and all departments under Prof Reinochi show marked advancement. Five high school pupils will graduate in the class of 1907.
Easter proved a cold day as a NE wind swept in on Saturday and Sunday with temperatures near freezing, prompting many to retrieve winter coats and dampening expectations of spring.
Mrs Fannie Connor of Rural Route 1 Georgetown Tennessee reports pneumonia seriously damaged her right lung causing persistent cough. She credits Dr King’s New Discovery as the only real cough cure restoring strength and lung health after other remedies failed, with trial bottle offered.
The Claypool Lumber and Coal Co advertises to buy timber and logs and offers custom sawing with same trip lumber pickup. The message promotes turnkey milling from timber to finished boards in a single outing.
Grandma Christian Stout has shown slight improvement after weeks of illness. Mrs J A Leckton is safely recovering from a critical illness. Nathan Garman remains seriously ill with little hope of recovery. Earl Alspaugh left for Delhart Texas. Correct weight on Fairbanks Scales emphasized with self adjustment option. Claypool Lumber & Coal Co prompts business notices. Easter visit by Mrs Benson Rager and daughter to T C McClure home. Grace Greenwood visiting relatives. Magazines for sale at the corner drug store. Kennedy's Laxative Cough Syrup promoted by Rager druggist. Mesdames Jameson Berber and Bryant visiting Metheny home.
SCA STORITA. Bears the The Kind You Have Always Bought Signature of SCA STORITA. Bears the The Kind You Have Always Bought Signature of Philip Amiss and family. are here from Huntington this week visiting with relatives.
Mrs. Frank Abbott of North Manchester visited her sister Mrs. E E Wright on Monday. Mr. Abbott also came and worked at Yellow Creek Lake for Newt Lautzenheiser. Fishermen should note the new fish law takes effect April 15, replacing the old closed season. The Claypool Lumber and Coal Company advertises building supplies. Mrs. Mary Moobery and son Grover from Dorchester Nebraska visit Mrs. Helser west of town. Mrs. Helser is Mrs. Moobery’s daughter.
A noon Wednesday fire at the C. O. Weimer property south of here destroyed the smokehouse and meat stock. The family home was saved after heroic efforts as flames raged before discovery.
The family of Evza Brapy expresses gratitude to friends and neighbors for support during their son’s illness and funeral.
Exemptions can be arranged at the record office during March and April. Bring your deed or description of property to process the exemption.
For sale. Business room in Silver Lake 76 acres land one mile from Plymouth house and lot in Plymouth and 10000 value in stock in North American Manufacturing Co Mattoon Ill Address J D Williams Plymouth Ind.
A vintage ad notes Dr King’s New Life Pills sell for 25 cents a box, claimed to restore health in malarial districts. The copy promises new life and vigor with guaranteed satisfaction at the local drug store.
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