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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1910
Page
4
Instructions urge clients to have attorneys publish all legal notices in The REcoRD or any chosen paper. It covers appointments of administrators executors guardians surveys roads ditches and real estate sales. Authors warn notices default to attorneys’ county papers unless directed.
Short society and visitor notices report T B Hathaway in Ann Arbor Michigan and Mrs C A Pearson visiting Warsaw, Harvey Halderman returning from Elkhart, Ed Wiley visiting Bourbon, and Mrs H A Stickle in North Manchester. The RECORD invites readers to mail or deliver local items for publication.
J. Mart Sloan announces his candidacy for county treasurer subject to Kosciusko County Democratic Convention decisions. Harrison Township resident seeks party backing and support for the upcoming nominating process.
Victor Mook of Tippecanoe Township and Jacob Whiteleather of Plain Township announce their names will be presented at the Kosciusko County Republican convention for nomination as County Auditor subject to convention decision.
A. J. Logan of Washington Township states his name will be presented at the Republican county convention for the position of Treasurer, subject to the convention's decision.
C Leroy Leonard of Silver Lake files as a Republican candidate for Clerk of the Kosciusko Circuit Court. He vows to pursue the office subject to the outcome of the forthcoming Republican convention.
A charming episode describes a playful scene on a tram where a fascinated young woman climbs toward a vacant seat beside Victor Hugo. A jolting moment lands her briefly in the poet's lap and she apologizes labeled monsieur. Hugo responds gallantly with a gracious thank you to the mademoiselle.
The San Francisco News Letter presents a rapid recitation piece featuring repeated alliterative lines such as bleak breeze blighting bright broom blossoms and toads tied into trots. It includes a tongue twisting sequence about Oliver Oglethorp ogling an owl and an oyster.
A pair of Scottish children boast their father is braver and covered with medals including the Victoria Cross, said to have been personally awarded by the king to his own hand. One claims a wooden leg was also nailed on by the king.
A quip notes twenty two lost items headlines versus one found notice. The author suggests finding is far rarer than losing, contrasting two millennia of sermon urgency with modern print eagerness to report loss.
Reno Hamlin of Warsaw will be presented as a 48 candidate for County Recorder at the upcoming Republican County Convention, subject to the convention.
O D Ervin and T 8 Keller announce their names will be presented to the forthcoming Republican county convention as candidates for the sheriff nomination, subject to the convention's decision. Plain Township and Lake Township are named as their respective locales.
Prosecuting Attorney candidate Herschel V. Lehman seeks re nomination for the 54th Judicial Circuit subject to the body’s decision.
Eprroks Records notes Allen Widaman will present his name at the Republican county convention on June 14 888 for nomination as Prosecuting Attorney, pending convention decision.
Clara Rager Mrs Lloyd Sheely and Master Leonard Keller plan a brief Syracuse visit returning Saturday. Jessie Ferree home from South Bend reports progress. Lost auto top cover between Warsaw and North Manchester. Funeral for G W Warner near 70. Measles spread to Deaton family. Sherman Deaton recovering from appendicitis in Columbus. Optician M B Knouse visits. shingles sale highlighted. Akron Opera House hosts Friday night event.
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