Eschbach Seeks Republican Nomination for Representative
Jesse E. Eschbach announces in this paper his bid for the Republican county convention in June 1906 for the nomination as Representative, subject to the convention’s decision.
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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1906
Page
2
Jesse E. Eschbach announces in this paper his bid for the Republican county convention in June 1906 for the nomination as Representative, subject to the convention’s decision.
The passage extols a practical upbringing where girls are taught house keeping through real experience. It praises industrious daughters who embrace work with a smile, contrasting them with those who idle at home or drift in the streets.
The passage urges fair dealing and value for money, noting that profit from schemes like a gold brick plan is short lived. It contrasts a past image of the shrewd rafter with current contempt for dishonesty.
Multiple notices state that Vincent F Foster J F Bowman and Orville B 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 decision.
Marion F. Longfellow announces that his name will be presented to the Republican county convention in Winona on June 5 as a candidate for the office of Auditor subject to the convention's decision.
John F. Clymer declares his candidacy for Recorder at the Kosciusko County Republican convention to be held on June 5, pending convention decision. He asks Republicans to consider his bid as a potential Recorder.
Charles E. Rantz announces his candidacy for the office of Commissioner in the Southern District subject to the Republican county convention to be held at Winona on April 5, 1906.
The column notes upcoming Easter on Sunday and Good Friday tomorrow, hints at spring taxes, and predicts an early baseball season and circus tours. It urges self improvement, leadership, and restraint in speech, reflecting a folksy motivational tone.
A compact exhortation urging children to show love and kindness to their mothers while they are alive. It emphasizes that a single rose or a kind word matters more to a living mother than flowers or funeral expenses, noting mothers grow old and deserve appreciation as the best friend one has.
The piece urges finding reliable sober intelligent men, arguing business success hinges on character over youth, ignorance, or vice. It contrasts accepted ads with those seeking diligent workers and warns against evil companions, stressing knowledge leads to power and earned salaries.
The Indiana religious scene centers on union talks among Congregational United Brethren and Methodist Protestant churches. Dr D E B Sheppard outlines prospects for a three-denomination merger and its timetable while highlighting doctrinal alignment and governance. The Dayton council report looms as a potential catalyst, with completion expected within four to six years.
Therefore be it resolved by Co's I. and F. that we extend to his family our heartfelt sympathy in this great bereavement. Read Hayman Bros' ad.
The article claims the moon has an atmosphere and potential life forms though not for humans. It touts a tonic pill by Zimmie claiming cures for headaches malaria chills fever jaundice dizziness and other ailments with a 50 cent price and a guarantee.
The article notes Dowie avoids supernatural displays and now seeks legal help rather than invoking divine wrath. It also advertises a KOR SALE and a Winter indoor living tip followed by a promotional tease for the Winona Technical Institute.
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