Tax and pension deadlines slated for early May
Next Thursday May 4 pension day. Tomorrow is the final day to pay the first installment of taxes. Also tomorrow Saturday is the last day to file mortgage exemption papers.
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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1905
Page
4
Next Thursday May 4 pension day. Tomorrow is the final day to pay the first installment of taxes. Also tomorrow Saturday is the last day to file mortgage exemption papers.
The article notes a trip to Indianapolis set for Sunday April 30 with a round trip fare of 125 percent. It mentions a train at 5 38 am and advertises farm life problems solved by rural conveniences amid light commentary. It also hints at local advertising and Decoration day preparations.
The Erie Railroad police force made 572 arrests in March for crimes along its lines, averaging nearly 19 daily. Of these, 18 were discharged, 752 convictions were secured, fines totaling 124.14 were imposed, 133 suspensions due to youth, and 144 sent to jail.
No 26 will run one hour late on Sunday evening April 30 due to the Indianapolis excursion.
The recently passed law prohibits chickens from running at large. Poultry keepers must provide enclosed quarters. escapees invading neighbors may be killed by the neighbor with no recourse for the owner. This reading notes the drastic change for poultry owners.
An ambitious raid rocked a quiet Indiana village last Thursday night when Earl Cline and J. J. Leonard faced masked burglars. The assailants robbed Cline’s drug store and his home, injuring Earl and scattering at least seven to twelve suspects. Leonard kept vigil over buggy whips stock as the town watched for clues and possible arrests.
Mentone Gazette notes Stephen Hill plans to move to Culver to run a hotel. Flora Martin and Ethel Kemp spent Sunday in Silver Lake. Mishawaka preacher Rev Merrill Boulton, formerly of the city, preached in Goshen with Rev Luther Hogshead assisting. Services planned in Goshen and Mishawaka churches tonight and tomorrow.
Fort Wayne grows to an estimated 50 000 residents ranking third in the state. The Elkhart circuit court sent eleven men to the penitentiary in four weeks. The Wallace show opens the season with an exhibition at Peru on Saturday April 29. Arthur Griffith returns to Milford after two years west. Whitley county grand jury indicts thirty saloon keepers and pool room operators for liquor law violations involving minors. Delaware reports peach crop unhurt by recent cold. notes echo Addicks in politics.
E H Wolfe of Bear Grove Iowa credits electric bitters with curing his kidney trouble and relieving general debility and nerve trouble. He reports two years of pain and anxiety ended by the remedy, which druggist Zim guarantees at 50 cents.
An offer from C. A. Snow & Co. opposite Patent Office Washington D C to send a free copy of the new law of trade marks to anyone interested in trade mark protection.
Pekin Indiana resident W M Smithart faced insurable consumption but Dr King s New Discovery for consumption coughs and colds saved him. He reports a complete cure and ongoing use over 10 years calling it a marvelous throat and lung remedy. The medicine is advertised with a guarantee and trial bottle offer at Corner drug store.
A fish hatchery and broodery will be established at Winona Lake with work starting immediately. Finances for the venture are to be provided jointly by the Winona Assembly and the state fish commission. A Chicago woman’s rapid sequence of marriage elopement arrest and return is noted humorously and a Kosciusko County surveyor Caleb Hughes remains mostly homebound after a long career. Farmers oppose current ditch laws, filing remonstrances against assessments on drainage projects in northern Kosciusko County citing unnecessary costs with limited benefits.
Real estate transfers in Kosciusko county for the past week reported by Houton O Frazier abstractor War saw Orletta Ulrey to Samuel and Emma Metzger 1 acre 17 Jackson to 500 Worthy L Rantz to John L Arthur for 94 Sells and Silver Lake 3600 David Rowland to Lake to strip for highway in section 16 Lake to 400 Martha Gilbert to Emanuel Fash baugn 10 a sec 2 Washington to 2700 Amanda Talmage to Ida Hartman tract adjoining lot 8 Warsaw 2500
Prolific laying stock with good large birds offered by H. E. Weaver at Silver Lake Indiana. Eggs priced at 3 cents each for home delivery from rural route 2 located a mile east of Rose Hill.
Polled Durham bull calf six months old for sale. Can be registered in both books. Cheap if taken soon. Contact T. S. Keller Rural Route 2 Silver Lake Indiana.
122 acre farm near Silver Lake with a two story six room house, good cellar, bank barn 40 by 55, water in every field. 100 acres in cultivation. Will trade for store rooms or town property in North Manchester or Warsaw. For particulars contact the RECORD office.
The Trustees of South Pleasant Cemetery order tombstones at grave heads to be straightened before decoration day by committee directive.
All parties who acknowledge debt to Dickey & Sons are urged to visit the Commercial Bank to settle promptly. The notice emphasizes immediate payment and avoids further delays.
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