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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1905
Page
8
Wanted men 19 years old to travel tack signs and distribute samples and circulars of our goods. Salary 876.00 per month and 300 dollars per day for expenses. Kuhlman Co. Dept. P Atlas Building Chicago.
The ad copy touts Bucklen’s Arnica Salve as a remedy for accidental injuries and burns with claims from Theodore Schuelle of Columbius Ohio who says a deep foot wound healed quickly. Zimmerman druggist lists the product price. Loren Whittenberger of Laketon plans a dog and pony show on the road next season after months of work.
The Chamberlain use relieves rheumatic and sciatic pains quickly. Thousands of officers praise its fast action and value. Sold at Corner Drug Store. Governor Henry and state police aim to stop Sunday baseball in towns under his control.
A vintage ad touts Hollister s Rocky Mountain Tea as a strength tonic that enriches blood and restores vitality. Sold at 35 cents for tea or tablets by Zimmarman with new stock at Cline’s.
Local column invites residents to share news and notices. Names and places include A J Sands in Peru, Pearson Millice of Warsaw, Edward Skinner in North Manchester, A G Estep of Laketon Mills, and Frederick Woods funeral in Palestine. Advertising notes cover wall paper, Mecca laundry, White Cedar Posts, and garden seeds.
Trustee Leonard in Warsaw on business and many ads for lime and cement paint wallpaper and daily papers. Mentions Miss Edith Rhodes, Rev O B Wells, Cline Co wall paper, Corner Drug Store, Ray Ferree in North Manchester, Faun Kerlin Ruth Burt and others, plus a tax notice from Indiana State Auditor D E Sherrick detailing tax collection deadlines and penalties.
Tax duplicate authorized to collect taxes until May 1. Unpaid taxes after that date become delinquent with added penalties. Commercial Bank.
Notice directs recipients to pick up tax receipts at Farmers Bank to avoid trips to War Saw and delays in the Treasurers office.
A 163 majority approved a $5,000 subsidy in Jackson township. Drayer Company has begun work near Ijamsville and the Wabash Marion Company is securing right of way along the Big Four from Wabash to North Manchester with substantial progress. Deeds are signed and most of the right of way is secured. Now what d ye thing of that?
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