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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1905
Page
4
The local record notes residents busy tending gardens amid early May activity. Tax deadlines arrive May first for first installments to avoid delinquency. A girl’s changing fashion and farmers facing cold weather may force replanting oats already sown.
All laws enacted by the late legislature went into effect last Saturday evening at 12 o clock. Never before have the acts been proclaimed as law so early in the state's history.
Official figures by Joseph H. Stubbs show males far outnumbering females in Indiana poor farms in 1904. Whites and blacks follow the same pattern with about twice as many males as females, plus details on age, defects, and lingering cases across counties.
On Saturday evening April 22 the Y P S C E of the Lutheran Church hosts an Egg Supper in the Flora building one door south of the post office. Doors open at 5 pm. Supper costs 15 cents. Everyone is invited.
C A Snow and Co advertise sending a free copy of the New Law of Trade Marks to anyone seeking trade mark protection. The offer is stated to come from their office opposite the Patent Office in Washington DC.
The roof on the K of P building has been raised to the height necessary for the third story and the brick masons have the side walls nearly completed.
A vivid portrait defines the square man as precise and dependable in shape and quality. He measures evenly, resists warping, and remains constant from every side, a benchmark of integrity among men and materials.
Eggs from Barred Rocks at home residence one mile east of Rose Hill Rural Route 2 Pedi Silver Lake Ind. Large healthy laying stock offered with eggs priced at 3 cents each.
Six month old polled Durham bull calf for sale and can be registered in both books. Price negotiable if taken soon. Seller T. S. Keller, Rural Route 2, Silver Lake, Indiana.
Seeks sale or trade of a 122 acre farm within four miles of Silver Lake. Features a two story six room house with cellar, bank barn, 40 by 55 barn, good water in every field, and 100 acres in cultivation. Will trade for store rooms or good town property in North Manchester or Warsaw. Inquiries at the Record office.
E R Worley will conduct a private sale at his residence north of town during the coming week. The sale includes two cows fresh in May two shoats hay in mow a buggy and harness one large creamery and household and kitchen furniture.
The Trustees of South Pleasant Cemetery require every grave having stones at the head to be straightened up before decoration day by order of the committee.
All parties indebted to Dickey and Sons are urged to call at the Commercial Bank to settle without delay.
Mortgage exemptions must be filed before May 1. Executions can be completed at the Recorp office. G. A. Brush.
Law targets owners and managers of billiard and pool tables in pubs and hotels. Offenders face fines from five to fifty dollars and potential county jail or workhouse confinement of ten days to six months per offense. Private family use remains exempt.
A Bremen dealer bought over 211000 dollars in fur this fall and winter. James Martin of Milford to be deemed insane and sent to Longcliff. Mrs. Chadwick’s household property sold for 325000 to be displayed in a museum. Dr. Chadwick hired at 100 dollars weekly to play organ. Walter Brown, Elkhart bank wrecker, in Fort Leavenworth prison, denied bail. patient of consumption. Gypsy swindlers caught near Rochester by South Bend police for kidnapping robbery and vagrancy. Wilson, Humphreys & Co of Logansport placed in receivership with liabilities about 37600. assets may exceed 100000. Valorous Brown, cattle king of Whitley county, feeds 400 Pale Angus black cattle on three farms near Churubusco.
The report notes Frank F. Wiltrout resigns from the gas company following a incident where he was overcome by gas and doctors mention Bright's disease. In a separate item, Miss Bertha Holmes celebrated her eighteenth birthday with a surprise party hosted by about 14 friends, featuring parlor games and late refreshments. she is the granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Allen DeHaven.
Dr. Ira Leckron has fitted up and now occupies a pleasant suite of rooms above the Central Drug Store, signaling a new local professional presence in that area.
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