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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1915
Page
4
Silver Lake merchants avoid inflated opening prices and later mark downs for season end sales. Prices stay low on first quality merchandise and bargains are cited as a constant feature.
James Meloy urges readers to try Bliss Native Herb Tablets claiming relief from rheumatism indigestion and kidney derangements and announces the remedy is on sale at the Record Office in Silver Lake for the season.
Interested readers are directed to the Record to read a Duntley Sweeper Co. ad. Machines are guaranteed and priced reasonably. The Record notes many use the Duntley and would not be without one. Call at the Record office to order or request an agency, and try one in your home.
An ad urges readers to use Sloan's Liniment for rheumatism colds and sore joints. It promises immediate ease and urges buying a 25 cent bottle with money back if not satisfied. It claims quick relief for lumbago sciatica and similar pains and encourages sharing with others.
Craig shows improvement and continues to oversee deeds bonds and mortgages at the Record office. Miss Anna Hopkins arrives to help from Wabash while Mrs Beigh visits from near Columbia City. George Newhouse and family join John Oldfather at the Gas House near town for Sunday. File mortgage exemptions at the Record office before they lapse.
Mrs Matilda Perry visited from Toledo staying overnight with Mrs C Brepnemen and Cora then traveled to Warsaw and Elkhart. Phillip Amiss and family drove from Huntington to stay at the Hoonah Armey home and visit George Amiss. Darlwood and wife came from Syracuse to visit the Woods and Hill families west of town.
Rebecca Artemisa Collett née Sellers born in Preble County Ohio July 9 1840 died March 28 1915 at 74 years 8 months 19 days at her son Howard's home in Silver Lake Funeral details note she emigrated with parents to Indiana in childhood and married Robert Collette June 4 1857 two of nine children died early leaving Abbe E Townsend Nathan F and James Cullett Nettie Butterbaugh Laura Belt Schuyler and Howard plus eighteen grandchildren sisters Mrs Josephine Wyrick and Mrs Lutitia Abbott of Iowa She joined the Christian church early and later the Lutherae church with minister Father Wells Her home was pleasant and she lived a Christian life now gone to a better world for her maker reserved memories remain until all Fold our arms and rest.
Emanuel Leckrone left last Saturday night on a Nickel Plate trip to visit his son and daughter. He is joined by his grandson Milton Leckrone and they expect to be away about a month. A letter from Milton to Dr and Mrs Ira Leckrone confirms arrival in Waterloo Iowa in good time and a pleasant visit.
The children express sincere thanks to friends and strangers for kindness and sympathy during the illness and death of their mother Artemisa Collett. They assure they will cherish the many thoughtful favors shown.
Farmers urge owners to service corn planters and buy handmade shoes from Piow Share Steel guaranteed longer wearing than factory parts. Culti vator shovels of shear steel offered in any size by Burt's Shop Silver Lake.
Edwin Dickerheff reports two 12 foot steel superior farm gates were taken from the right-of-way near Big 4 station about three weeks ago. The guilty party is known and the owner asks for return of the gates to the original location to avoid further trouble.
Amos Hohman sowed oats on Monday while farmers pace field work. Charles Snake appeared on the streets Monday. Riley Parker owns a new auto and C M Regenos bought a Ford. Frank Sellers and family visited sister Mrs Tinkey over Sunday. Mrs Ed Clink is sick and Ed Clink built a fence for Theo Parker Monday. Snake family reunion at the Charles Ne home Sunday. HA Moyer and Elzman families called. Mr Day mentioned at home Sunday.
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An old advert promotes Adler-i-ka as the fastest single dose bowel and stomach remedy. It asserts relief from gas sour stomach and constipation and touts a long history of sale at the RECORD office with Norman as a contact.
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