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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1912
Page
5
A letter asserts a brother recovered from consumption after using Dr. King's New Discovery, claiming a complete cure with ten bottles. The product is advertised as quick and safe at 50 cents per bottle with a free trial bottle offered by Rager & Jontz.
Notary work of all kinds performed at the Record Office. Deeds bonds and mortgages prepared and acknowledgments taken to legal instrument standards. All business given careful attention.
The Rec ORD office asks community groups to submit news items promptly for upcoming editions. Readers are encouraged to provide event details, dates, and contact information for accurate publication.
A notice invites non subscribers to enroll their name for home delivery. The paper will be mailed to the address for an annual rate of one dollar, inviting interested residents to sign up.
A call encourages readers to mail a year long Record to a son daughter brother sister parent or friend living away for only one dollar. The plea asks readers to be thoughtful and let distant loved ones know they are remembered.
The article argues that a sire's influence surpasses mares in improving local stock, noting that many superior mares would be needed to match one strong sire. It cites state laws and international practices promoting pure-bred stallions, licensing, and pedigrees, highlighting Wisconsin, Minnesota, Iowa, Canada, France, Belgium, and Germany as models. It calls for uniform U.S. standards and federal support to breed better horses.
A string of social items reports Miss Bessie Coble dining with Miss Iva Montile near Sidney and other dinners. Shoppers from Warsin, visits to Claypool, Logansport, Marion, Peru, Goshen, and Roanokia are noted along with new positions at a drug store and a minister's visit. Mentions of taxes due, a found horse blanket, and upcoming spring plowing tales close the item.
Advertisement asserts that a sluggish liver causes the blues and claims Dr. King's New Life Pills can expel bilious poison. It promotes improved stomach liver and kidney function with a 25 cent price tag from Rager and Jontz.
George A Brush and Charles C Hanson advertise as notaries at the Record Office. They promise available service during business hours and invite inquiries for any notary needs.
Mortgage exemptions must be filed in March or April and not at other times. Property owners with mortgages can file to exempt up to $700 or half the assessed valuation if the valuation is $1,400 or more, with limits and joint ownership rules. Bring land description to the RECORD office to have the papers prepared and save tax.
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