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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1906
Page
3
Illustrated map and booklet detail the San Juan Colorado Mining County as the world’s richest gold field. Claims suggest mines have produced over 200 million dollars and offer additional mining information. Contact Jackson Orr, Barclay Block, Denver, Colorado.
L S Napier of Rugies Kentucky recalls a ten year struggle with piles and reports permanent cure after using Bucklen's Amlica Valve. He claims the remedy heals wounds burns and sores like magic and notes it is available for 25 cents at Zims the druggist.
Copy of the RECORD mailed weekly to those away from home notes mortgage exemptions may be executed any time up to the last day of April.
Real estate transfers in Kosciusko county for the past week reported by War saw abstractor Houston O. Frazier detail deeds from Eliza J. Horo to Andrew and Belinda Hommans for three lots at Silver Lake to $1400. Chas E. Rantz to Horace Jantz two parcels at Lake to $8500. Francis M. Metheny to Quinter Hines for 20 acres at Lake to $2400. Jno H. Cornwell to Benj F. Day two acres Franklin to $530. Wim S. Anderick to Wm and Nancy Fawley six adjacent lots Palestine $212. Ciara E. Yeager to Alice Reed 39.92 acres Jackson to $3200. Samuel Eby to Abraham F. Priser 30 acres Jackson to $1050. Catherine Rhoades et al to Susan Nehr. Phebe Jaynes to Jerome Carter 80 acres Seward to $4800. Wm Dickensheets to Wilbert Dickensheets five acres Wayne to $1500. Kyte Vorhis to Charity Arsoldia in sec 19 Wayne to $800. Jas M Meek to Jno C Strombeck s pilot 31 North Webster 22500. Louisa Zimmerman to Chas C Gaw Thorp Lot 108 Leesburg $1800.
We return our heartfelt thanks to friends and neighbors for kindness shown during the death and burial of our dear husband and father.
Rev. E. E. Wright and his family arrive at the M. S. Church parsonage in Silver Lake. Congregation assists in settling the household, welcoming the minister and hoping for satisfactory work and pleasant associations. Devoe Lead and Zinc Paint advertised by Claypool Lumber Co. for durable coating.
The second graduation examination will be held at the school building this place on next Saturday April 21. At the first examination on March 17, twenty six eighth grade pupils from this township wrote, but only ten were successful. In the county, 297 pupils took the exam and only a few were successful.
A plea requests readers to phone or tell the paper in person about key local events. The notice emphasizes repeating trusted practices to keep the community informed and asks for reader cooperation.
Notice from W. A. Swihart to all who owe him money to call and settle their accounts, acknowledging due balances and urging payment promptly.
Maioe Clymer served as relief agent in Knightstown last Friday for a short period. Mrs Scott Whittenberger Mrs Otis Whittenberger and Helen Stout of Akron visited Adam Stout home Wednesday. A social note praises modern women for baking washing singing and playing aided by Rocky Mountain Tea Zimmerman.
The article corrects the belief about burial expense aid, citing Indiana Statutes Sec. 8873 which assigns township trustees the duty to inter honorably discharged soldiers, sailors, or marines who die in state residence with limited funds, and specifies a maximum cost of fifty dollars unless indigent. It also mentions related notices and local ads.
An advertisement claims a product from Oline & Co cures dyspepsia after meals. It describes belching sour stomach and flatulence as a result of poor digestion and promises a stomach that digests food easily and feels sweet after use.
Mrs Cumming remains weak with slim recovery hope. Florence Perry and companion visited Frank Drudge home. Akroan Baney and wife observed on streets. Harry Kline seen on streets. Jessie Landis works for sister sick with lagrip. Mechling family spent Sunday at James Nelson home. Rider couple visited G F Rider family. Isaac Platt delivered fruit trees last week. Dr Downing Claypool visited area. Nellie Lynch and Leona Oliver home from Rochester.
The original DeWitt Hazel Salve was reputed to relieve burns sores boils tetter cracked hands and other ills. It claims near immediate relief for bleeding itching and protruding piles and notes availability from Cline's.
The state board of health will analyze samples of hop cream or sugar beers sent by prosecuting attorneys across the state. The drinks are said to contain 2 percent alcohol but often run higher, with some reports noting salicylic acid and alcohol up to 23 percent. These beverages are produced by fermenting glucose solution instead of malt and sold as beer substitutes.
Trustee C. L. Leonard is enumerating children of school age. The work will take several days and should finish by May 1. Kennedy's Laxative Honey and Tar is promoted as a remedy for coughs and colds claiming to purge the system and relieve throat irritation. Sold by Oline & Co.
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