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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1907
Page
3
A notice states a special meeting of the Silver Lake Town Board in Kosciusko Indiana on Saturday April 6 1907 at 7 pm in Rager Hall to hear objections to the towns water works installation. All interested citizens urged to attend. James M AMS5 Town Clerk.
A Chicago scheme to sell eggs by the pound spreads. if adopted nationwide it would end sales by the dozen and potatoes by the peck. The ordinance aims to replace bushel and peck measures with weight based pricing. bread could follow.
A historic warned toper beware poster urges abstinence from liquor and describes the perils of drink. It stresses financial and family costs, health decline, and moral danger, urging readers to keep water in the bottle and resist stirring the demon within.
A dated bank statement notes balances and accounts for Hepark of th condition tin Vom reia4l State Bank at Silvee Lake Indiana with items like discounts banking house furniture and fixtures current expenses cash on hand deposits and capital stock. The document is sworn by notary George A. Brush on March 30 1907. It advertises Pearson's Home Booke Brad and RECORD office post cards and prices.
Ian Maclaren argues curiosity is a noble and serviceable trait essential for great science and literature. He cites Darwin and Renan biographers, noting curiosity drives discovery, learning, and understanding in professionals like clergy, physicians, and lawyers, shaping reputation as noble or detestable.
A close observer states anacondas hiss less than other snakes, emitting a low roaring growl. Testimony notes exceptional swallowing powers, with reports of swallowing horses and bullocks. Observers describe jaw hinges dislocating and skull bones separating to form a wide, quadrangular opening.
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