13 Apr 1911
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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1911
Page
1
The letter urges clients to have attorneys place all legal notices in The RECORD and reminds to specify publications for administrator executor guardian road ditch real estate sale and other notices. It warns that otherwise notices may go to the attorney’s preferred county papers and asks readers to request publication locally.
A wholesale house seeks recoveries as a general store opened by unknown Jewish owners from nowhere disappears. The shop closed by February and thieves later robbed it. three suspects from the locality were identified but not arrested.
J F Clymer shows a peculiar egg found in two small eggs joined at the small end, resembling Siamese twins. The Craig hen had been laying two eggs daily for about two weeks, then suddenly stopped on the day of the odd report.
Tom L. Johnson a prominent Cleveland reformer and former mayor who led the push for single tax and transit reforms died at his residence in Cleveland. The Ohio congressman and city leader championed lower street railway fares and fiscal independence. His death closes a long civic career marked by Progressive era activism in Cleveland and Ohio politics.
Frantz starts district wide listing of Lake township school age pupils to raise funds for schools. The enumerator faces occasional door delays but is met with patience as work continues to tally eligible children.
A local resident died Monday evening from cirrhosis of the liver after a lengthy illness. He was 57 years old.
Indiana churches observe Tuberculosis Sunday on April 30 and prepare sermons using data provided by J. N. Hurty, secretary of the state board of health. The guidance aims to inform congregations about tuberculosis prevention and health measures.
Do not wait. start now to think about mortgage exemptions. The ReEc ORD office is a convenient contact for assistance in this area. Call the ReEc ORD office for any related help.
A Seramntun Pennsylvania mine disaster last week killed seventy five workers and left many injured. Rescue efforts and investigations are ongoing as authorities assess conditions and causes.
A Sunday night blaze in British India destroyed a house and killed two hundred peonies in a cremation ball. No human casualties reported. Authorities investigated the fire and its cause.
Balm days of spring prompt residents to paint and tidy outbuildings and premises. The piece urges collective effort or individual action to keep the town clean for visitors and potential buyers, highlighting the impact of a well kept town on impressions.
The sixty eighth annual session of the North Indiana Methodist conference announced appointments led by Bishop E H Hughes. Key placements include Wabash District supervisor B S Holopeter and numerous church assignments across towns such as Andrews E E Lutes Burker Churubusco Columbia City F G Browne Fairmount Benjamin Kerdall Gas City C W Shoemake Huntington Frank Lenig and others. The conference voted to meet in Wabash next year.
The Kokomo Methodist conference reports Rev. A. E. Sarat who worked in the area for years and was last stationed at Bunker Hill has a failing mind and has been at Longcliff asylum for some time. Brethren and former charges express deep sympathy.
The Silver Lake High School plans its commencement at the U B Church on Wednesday evening April 26. The class includes Rantz K. Snoberger Ervin E. Clink Hazel V. Meckrill Emma Miller Garry H. Haney and Bernard B. Votter. Indiana polis Hon T H Kuhn will deliver the address and Rev W H Rittenhouse will preach the baccalaureate sermon on Sunday April 23.
A tragic steamer disaster off Coal Island on Monday resulted in twenty fatalities as the vessel foundered near the coast. Rescue teams recovered bodies while salvage operations continued amid bad weather and rising tides.
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