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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1910
Page
2
Public notices under this heading will publish announcements for any political party. The section seeks to inform readers about party activities, events, and official statements as part of community civic coverage.
Victor Mook of Tippecanoe Township and Jacob Whiteleather of Plain Township announce their names will be presented at the upcoming Republican county convention for nomination as County Auditor, subject to convention decision.
O Leroy Leonard of Silver Lake declares his candidacy for Clerk of the Kosciusko Circuit Court subject to the Republican convention. He addresses the Republican voters of Kosciusko County announcing his campaign.
Epronns REGORD of Kosoiuke county states his name will be presented at the upcoming county convention as a candidate for Recorder subject to convention selection. IRA GANTS Tarkey Creek Township.
Reno Hamlin of Warsaw announces his name will be presented at the Republican County Convention as a candidate for County Recorder, subject to the convention.
A. J. Logan of Washington Township states his name will be placed before Kosciusko County Republican Convention as a candidate for Treasurer, subject to the convention's decision.
T. B. Keller of Lake Township states his name will be presented to Kosciusko county Republicans as a candidate for sheriff at the forthcoming county convention, subject to convention decision.
A notice announces that the paine will be presented to the forthcoming candidate county convention. The event seeks to address relocation and selection matters currently listed for the convention agenda.
The narrator recalls sending a relative home for burial, dangers from deserters, and neighbors hosting a funeral meal. Father Geiger influences the family toward faith as Mother and Father Geiger convert after a sled ride to a revival led by Uncle Sammy Wells. The page ends with the family embracing prayer and hymns amid social criticism.
A quoted Akron News column argues that newcomers should fully embrace American norms and obligations. The speaker asserts immigrants arriving uninvited owe nothing and must meet duties as good citizens, neighbors, workers, and believers while contributing to church and state.
Spring brings chicken management tips to avoid disputes in the city. The gardener urges securing coops and tightening wires to prevent neighborly quarrels and maintain harmony as plants go out and seeds are set.
The four year old son of Charles Ring was badly injured after a horse kick. Found with a deep forehead cut three teeth knocked out and a bruised shoulder. He wandered toward the stable and was treated by Dr Balabaugh. condition described as serious.
Young couple Arthur Rose and Maude A Smith both of Atwood married on Saturday April 2 at Rev Isaac Beebe’s home three miles west of Warsaw. The bride was formerly employed at Pearson restaurant.
Piano tuner will be in Silver Lake and nearby areas next week and ready to tune pianos. Those needing service are asked to drop a card to Silver Lake.
A Philadelphia North American note discusses misattributed Bible quotes and popular sayings. It cites The fall of Adam and Eve and questions about the apple, then lists examples such as God tempers the wind, in the midst of life we are in death, the love of money is the root of all evil, cleanliness is next to godliness, and the tongue is an unruly member, clarifying their true sources.
A tale says a Chinese emperor gifted a rare clay teapot to Lo Hung Chang. A rival mandarin hired a man to break it, sparking a feud that led to war and Lo Hung Chang’s death.
In a district school a spelling lesson had pupils bent over words. A black eyed girl failed on chimney by dropping hb. A boy nearby corrected it and earned a reward but the boy refused to go up, fearing his mother would whip him for making a soot mess.
A New Zealand notice warns Maoris breeding pigs in Takahoe, including Mrs. Peter and Mr. Sam Yates, to keep pigs off paddocks or risk being shot. Secretary L Howell.
A job applicant is quizzed by an official about knowledge of the railway. The applicant insists none, while the official notes the recommendation and jokes about assigning them to the information bureau to be taught by travelers. The Washington Star caps the quip.
A London Globe note questions Browne adding the suffix ea after inheriting wealth. The columnist suggests Myer implies the rich deserve more legal cases than the poor, reflecting class bias in rights and titles.
A fragmented note discusses water jet ideas and piles with reference to a design concept. The text is incomplete but suggests an engineering or hydraulics theme without full context.
Last Friday Charles Bunger of Syracuse accidentally shot his infant daughter. The bullet passed through the child's instep, causing injury but no further details given.
In Huntington central high school yard authorities cut several trees to curb bird noise disturbing study. William Felkner of Warsaw narrowly escaped death last Sunday when a gas leak during a bath nearly suffocated him. Deputy game wardens are seining small lakes in Kosciusko county blasting waters to stock new game fish including catfish dog fish gar carp and suckers.
Comrader Robert E. Peary marked the first anniversary of his polar discovery with a Marion lecture last evening April 6. He was the era’s most talked of figure and audiences heard his tale of ice battles, illustrated by scenes from the frozen north.
A reader asks for weekly suggestions of potential news items to consider, proposing one or two ideas to enrich the Record’s upcoming columns. The request seeks concise, publishable angles without specifics.
Sale notice from Con radt and Boots in North Manchester offering removal sale prices on Spring Snuié shoes with money savings emphasized.
W. Harriman of Burlington Maine reports forty years of army suffering from eczema ended by Bucklen’s Arnica Salve after all else failed. The advertisement claims the product is the greatest healer for sores ulcers boils burns cuts wounds bruises and piles with a 250 size at Rager’s.
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