Comet party fad draws early risers in city
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28 Apr 1910
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Silver Lake Record in Silver Lake, Indiana
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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1910
Page
1
Large Attendance at Lutheran Baccalaureate Sermon
Last Sunday evening the Lutheran church hosted a baccalaureate service with a large crowd in attendance. Rev. Hoffman delivered an excellent address to the graduating class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lutheran Church
Hoffman
Center of Population Could Shift Westward to Kansas
As the next federal census approaches observers note the center of population has moved steadily west since the first census and is likely to continue this trend. estimates place a stable location near the geographical center of the original United States, possibly in Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orginal
United States
Kansas
Farmers urged to educate sons for profitable farming
The article argues land gains value and farmers must educate their sons to keep the farm. It contends educated farming raises yields, doubling corn and wheat per acre with scientific methods, and calls for more agricultural graduates and fewer engineers. It notes only farm owners with strong bank accounts profit, urging modern schooling for better farm results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treventer
Prosecution Possible for Unpaid Dog Taxes
The article warns that dog owners who fail to pay dog taxes after assessment and after trustee notice may be prosecuted. It states authorities may place the case in the prosecutor's hands at any time if a person harbors an untaxed dog.
New Church to be Dedicated on Sunday May 1
A new church two miles east of town will be dedicated next Sunday May 1 with appropriate ceremonies. A general invitation is extended and it is anticipated a large crowd will attend.
The Cost of War Written in a Nation's Bills
A warning about wartime spending and economic waste cites a figure of 1700 dollars per firing of a big gun. The piece argues this cost burdens ordinary citizens and urges an end to war preparations as soon as possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Mrs Armey Returns From California to Join Summe Family
Mrs Mary Armey returned last week from California where she had been for eight years. She will reside with the John Summe family north of town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Armey
California
John Summe
Printing office joy over one payer than ninety nine praise
A purveyor condemns those who abuse editors for advancing funds versus the many who praise the paper without contributing. The tone contrasts fiscal support with vocal endorsement from noncontributors.
The Real Cause Behind Rising Meat Prices
The piece argues meat costs rise because food animals in the United States declined by 5 million since 1901 while consumers grew by 12 million. It notes 90 million people are supported by the national meat supply, including hogs cattle and sheep.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Gipsies Move Through Town Promoting Begging
Caution to residents as bands of Gypsies travel, camp near the town, and send fortune tellers and beggars to homes. The piece warns that aiding them is not charity and urges the public to withhold support to prevent their livelihood.
Shadowed by Three set for Akron Opera House Friday
W F Mann presents Shadowed by Three a detective play on white slavery based on Chicago outrages at the Akron Opera House Friday night April 29. Seats range 25 35 50 cents with tickets from Scotts drug store. A big carnival features a 100 foot high dive before the show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.F. Mann
Akron Opera House
Chicago
Scotts Drug Store
Akron
Surprise Item From Elkwort Paper Mentioned
Mrs. Hollie Hill and Miss Rosalyn Arnold are named in a brief note from the Elkwort paper describing a taken item. The fragment provides no further details on the event, location, or consequences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elkwort
Hollie Hill
Rosalyn Arnold
Snow memories 23 years apart mark April snows
John Summe recalls a twelve inch snow on April 18 1887, while a two inch snowfall occurred last Monday. Records from T C McClure note the larger snow fell the night of April 25 1887.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Summe
T.C McClure
Maps On Exhibition At Cline Drug Store
Fifteen maps of Lake township drawn by high school pupils were exhibited at the Cline drug store Tuesday evening. The maps show railroad courses, large ditches, farm tract boundaries, and in some cases landowner names. The work reflects substantial labor and skill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Township
Cline Drug Store
State Tubercular Home Near Rockville Opens Soon
The state tubercular hospital near Rockville is complete. An examination by the State Tubercular Commission found an 800 foot frontage building with basement and two to three story sections. It will house 130 patients with twenty-two purses and has modern light heat and power. Located three miles from Rockville in a 2,500 population county, the commission spent about two hours reviewing it. Funding remains to be secured via a legislature appropriation expected next January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockville
State Tubercular Commission
Keep an Eye On Youth Gatherings By Schoolhouse
The notice urges parents to curb children’s late night roaming around the schoolhouse area, warning that such indiscreet behavior harms their prospects of becoming self-respecting adults and risks salience among their peers.
Mortgage Exemptions Notice
If you hold real estate with a mortgage you may apply for a tax exemption. Applications must be filed after March 1 and before April 30. Affidavits may be made at the RECORD office by G. A. Brush Notary Public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. A. Brush Notary Public
Depot Burned Twenty-Four Years Ago By Lightning
Twenty four years ago on Tuesday the 26th a fire destroyed the C. W. & M. depot at this place when lightning struck the building.
Elizabeth Brown obituary from Silver Lake church
Elizabeth H. Brown born in Pennsylvania November 29, 1821 died April 20, 1910 at Silver Lake aged 88 years 4 months 21 days. Wife of Ephraim Brown mother of twelve. Survived by one son two daughters forty grandchildren and other relatives. Funeral Friday April 22 at Silver Bethel church conducted by Rev E E Martir Gale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth H. Brown
Johnson Burdge
Pennsylvania
Silver Lake
Ephraim Brown
Church of God
Jesus
Silver Bethel Church
E. E. Martir- Gale
Convention Date Changed for County Republicans
The county republican convention has been moved from May 31 to June 14, shifting attendees and scheduling. Local party officials announced the change and advised members to update calendars.
Northern Indiana Lumber Co Largest Stock This Year
The Cisypool Lumber & Coil Co holds the largest stock of paints oils varnish and related supplies in northern Indiana this year. The company emphasizes extensive inventory and ready availability for contractors and homeowners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Cisypool Lumber & Coil Co
The Fly Nuisance and Ways to Fight It
Practical advice to prevent fly breeding and disease spread in homes. Seek health department help for neighborhood nuisances. Recommends disposal of waste, sealed garbage, screened food, kerosene in drains, lime or oil on manure, and fly killers like formaldehyde solution and pyrethrum powder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Health Department
London ‘Lancet
Gossip Does Not Pay For Thoughts And Kind Words
A reflective note urges avoiding gossip and focusing on constructive thoughts and kind words for everyone. It encourages lending help when needed and suggests that positive thoughts return as echoes in life.
Thirty-First G A R Encampment Planned in Terre Haute
The thirty first annual encampment of the G A R Department of Indiana will be held at Terre Haute May 25 to 27. Events include a royal reception for veterans, a naval battle on the Wabash shore, free theatrical shows at the opera house, a visit to Old Fort Harrison, a river fish fry, and dedication of the Soldiers and Sailors Monument built at Terre Haute. Special entertainments are for the W R C and Ladies of the G A R plus the VFW camp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
of. Ana
Terre Hau
Wabash River
Old Fort Harrison
River Bend
Terre Haute
Haute
Vigoc
W.R. C
G. A.K
Avay
Solo
Editor's Wife Goes Blind After Fire Disaster
Mrs. W. B. Barnard wife of a Millersburg editor who eight months earlier lost his store and newspaper office to a fire has now completely lost her sight in a worse affliction than the blaze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Barnard
Millersburg
It All Comes About One Smile and a Kiss
A humorous chain of social steps describes how a single smile leads to flirtation, acquaintance, kisses, engagement, and marriage. The playful verse traces how two fools become a couple and how mothers-in-law complicate matters.
Street Reopens After Clearing Obstructions
Washington street work continues after the town board and marshal removed obstructions. The grading process began to restore passable conditions, with officials aiming for quick reopening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Street
Time Will Tell on Fruit Crop Damage from Cold Snap
Fragments indicate fruit growers discuss the impact of a severe cold snap. Some say apples and the overall crop are badly damaged or killed while others insist a portion may survive.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Elizabeth Brown
Dhrogh L.dours Isthes
Schwabs
Saint Louis
Will
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