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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1906
Page
2
The notice indicates mailing material was entered at the Silver Lake Indiana Post Office as second class matter. It shows the standard postal processing label used for such items and confirms archival handling under post office procedures.
Jesse E. Eschbach announces his intention to seek the Republican county convention nomination for Representative, with the vote set for June 5 1906 and the outcome pending the convention's decision.
A series of notices state that Vincent F Foster J F Bowman and Orville B Kilmer will have their names presented to the Kosciusko County Republican Convention on June 5 1906 as candidates for Clerk of the Kosciusko Circuit Court subject to convention decisions.
Marion F Longfellow announces his name will be presented at the Republican county convention in Winona on June 3 as a candidate for the office of Auditor subject to the convention's decision.
John F. Clymer announces his candidacy for Recorder at the Kosciusko County Republican convention to be held on June 6, subject to convention decision.
Charles E. Rantz announces in The Record his candidacy for the Republican county convention in Winona on April 6, 1906, for the office of Commissioner of the Southern District, subject to the convention decision.
The duck season closed last Saturday. Improvements at Laketon sand brick factory include a new dry kiln. Rep Fred Landis introduced a 15000 bill for a Peru public building site and has 2100,000 for Marion. Wabash youths plan a Gulf trip by river route via the Wabash Ohio and Mississippi.
Fifty years ago farmers were imagined as uneducated, but today successful farming hinges on education. The more they read and think, the greater their knowledge and achievements. Interest in farming grows, yet lack of experience and self confidence keeps many away.
Readable fragments note soda fountain ice price hikes in Northern Indiana drugstores this summer. Two more fast trains will join the Pennsylvania route. The post office department eyes improved mail handling with an extra section on west and eastbound flyers. North Manchester church plans a remodel or new building to serve about 450 members. Winona reports Pennsylvania railroad station work will start soon, costing 13000 dollars and including a subway to let farmers drive wagons under tracks.
The militia units across the state will attend a summer encampment and gain real soldiering experience. They will rendezvous at a regional camp, then hike toward Indianapolis or a railway line to reach a train.
Rev W N Sheak, once proof reader for Men and Women Magazine in Cincinnati, leaves his post to join Ringling Brothers in Chicago as professor of zoology for the season at 25 dollars a week. He previously held similar posts with John Robinson shows for two seasons and with Barnum Bailey for one season, lecturing on zoology and tending to the spiritual needs of circus staff.
The article notes mushrooms will soon appear in the countryside and woods sparking a morning scramble for edible fungi. It discusses the vast variety of mushrooms from 700 edible kinds to many toxic toadstools and hints that cultivation could blur the line between safe and poisonous.
It leaked that Charles Thorn of Wabash married twelve years ago in Florida to an eastern lady. He later worked in a mining district, then returned to Wabash where his wife and son joined him, shocking local residents.
Aecarload of lime received described as the New Process lime the whitest and best for whitewashing and other lime uses. Sold exclusively by The Claypool Lumber Co.
Farmers learn winter lice buildup harms stock driven by sucking lice more than biting types. Remedies include mercurial and sulfur ointments, insect powder, tar disinfectants, and proper wetting of coats. Treat again after ten to fourteen days and spray housing to prevent reinfestation.
Winter isolation tightens the blood. buy famous little pills to cleanse the liver stomach and bowels. They claim to purify the blood and relieve headaches and sallow complexion. Sold by Cline & Co.
The passage questions what a mail order catalogue includes and omits, asking where cash payments, farm product exchanges, tax contributions, and church support are addressed. It raises concerns about credit lines during crop failures and illness, urging readers to scrutinize the offer.
Article questions lunar habitability while noting an atmosphere exists. It pivots to a patent medicine pitch claiming Una tonic aids health and sleep, touting Zimmie the druggist and a 60 cent price.
L. W. Myers reports daily newspapers available at the Corner Drug Store with current listings and service details.
Mrs Alexander of Cary Maine, postmistress, recommends Dr Kings New Life Pills as the best remedy for stomach, liver and bowels. The painless purifiers are guaranteed by Zim the druggist and priced at 25 cents.
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