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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1906
Page
2
In a letter to the editor a resident states his name will be presented to the Republican county convention on June 5 1906 as a candidate for the nomination of Representative subject to the convention's decision. Jesse E Eschbach
Poetic lines recall piercing heartaches and morning hope while urging acts of love and selfless living. The text notes gathering flowers along the journey and finding joy in loving others within a reflective moral context. A sales pitch about wallpaper at Warner Drug Store is included.
Three Republican notices announce candidates for Kosciusko Circuit Court Clerk. Vincent F Foster J Bowman Orville B Kilmer say their names will be presented at the Republican county convention on June 5 1906 for the clerk nomination subject to convention decision.
Marion F Longfellow announces his bid for the office of Auditor and will present his name before the Republican county convention in Winona on June 5, subject to the committee's decision.
John F. Clymer informs Kosciusko County Republicans that his county convention candidate slate includes him for the Recorder post, subject to the convention’s decision. He notes the convention date as June 65.
The notice lists Charles E. Rantz and J. W. Patterson as candidates for Commissioner of the Southern District, to be presented at the Republican county convention. The Winona event is slated for April 1906 with the June 5 convention in view for Patterson.
Nine schoolboys faced fines of 9.75 each plus costs by Squire Noftzger in North Manchester last week for throwing eggs at Miss Ione Beem at her boarding house door.
A bustling depot scene contrasts a well-heeled woman leaving with many belongings to a poor young girl departing town with only an empty pocketbook. The crowd gathers for the richer traveler, underscoring class disparity in the travel moment.
A man who borrowed 5 dollars from John Yount of Mentone 35 years ago sent a postal money order for 215 33 to settle the debt. He moved to Missouri and after an apparent religious awakening decided the burden of interest weighed on his conscience, bought the money order and paid the debt in full.
The Milford Mail notes the Big Four to War Saw and the Inter urban both charge 50 cents round trip. If two tickets are bought together the single way fare drops to 25 cents, a two cent rate. Two travelers can share tickets to reach Warsaw for 25 cents one way.
Center W T Little and family visited Michael Cauffman and family Sunday. Samuel Clink and family visited J E Rowland. Ernest Beber dined with Foster Cauffman. Albert Beber and wife visited Mrs Beber's parents. C E Jameson and family visited John Gill. Also offering white cedar fence posts red cedar and chestnut posts at bargain prices by The Claypool Lumber Co.
The state health board plans a vigorous campaign against unsanitary schoolhouses. Dr Hurty vows action against bad buildings. State department educators met in Indianapolis to discuss revising school books including physiologies spellers histories and grammars.
Notice promotes ALLPAUGH & SON lime hair Portland cement and supplies. Claypool Lumber Co offers red brick building blocks lime hair and related materials. Corner Drug Store stocks Rogers Stainfloor Finish and Liquid Veneer for furniture and woodwork renewals.
A collage of notices, ads, and social items. Mrs Eliza Long funeral, Miss Valeria Self school update, Corner Drug Store wallpaper and cleaners, Rocky Mountain Tea ad, Big Four train, mortgage papers, Mrs Reese visit, cornet band serenade, bank caution, Republican convention set for April 30 1906 in Columbia City, subscriptions via L W Myers.
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