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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1915
Page
8
Businesses unite to promote a community sales event near Silver Lake, Wisconsin. Merchants urge residents to participate and support the enterprise by patronizing local shops and subscribing to the Recon. The aim is mutual benefit and a successful community effort.
A dramatic advertorial claims Croxone ends kidney and bladder troubles and related pains by absorbing into the kidneys to dissolve uric acid and clear waste. It states it works regardless of duration or prior treatment and promises a two dollar trial with a money back guarantee through druggists.
Community editors are reminded to publish all legal notices to avoid misplacement of information. Prompt disclosure helps ensure county seats and papers reflect official actions accurately.
A plea to send a year of records to absent family and friends for just $1. The message encourages kindness and keeping in touch, noting recipients will thank the sender weekly.
Mrs Brown visiting with daughter near North Manchester for several days. A. Decker in Wabash last Friday. Mrs Kern's Sunday School class hosted by Scot Lawrence south of town. about twenty five. Mrs Darl Wood came from Syracuse for her father A J Hill’s illness. Carpenters remodeling the Pearson home. Local readers urged to send items to Rec ORD Office or give to reps. H C Snyder and Miss Marion Swi hart visited Fort Wayne last Saturday. James Sunday washdown from Elk hart visited his people. Rev T M Hill of Fort Wayne visited. assigned to Trinity church for the sixth consecutive year. Noah Hamman and wife moved to Getty property north of the livery barn. Mr and Mrs Lester Rowles near Etna Green guests at John Rowland’s. Miss Susie McKrill of Warsaw visited. G W Worley of Bloomington and daughter Lucile of Warsaw visited Brush and Carr families. Adier-I-Ka product advertised at Central Drag Store.
A fragment recounts the famed tale of a princess and her lover facing a king’s cruel justice. The lover must choose a door to life or death, guided by the princess’s secret signal, leaving readers to ponder which fate awaited him.
Local residents report arrivals and departures including Mr and Mrs E Brande returning from Chicago. William Perry home near town nearing completion. Misses Fanchon Cline and Ellen Brown visiting H L Oldfather residence west of town. George Arnold in town a couple days. plans carpentry for a barn on Noah Hamman lot. Mrs W H Davis and Mrs I Suoberger visited Chicago over the weekend.
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