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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1909
Page
3
Fragmentary OCR advert claims a river hazard caused by a careless boatman and warns of backache and kidney pain. It promotes Electria letters as a cure with claims of rapid relief and restoring well being. A single author J BR Blankenship from Belk Tennessee is referenced amid sparse product details.
Center items list guests Rev Spitler and wife Alf Price and family at Al Carrs home. Sunday Mr and Mrs Disester Bouse visited Mr and Mrs. The largest and most complete line of post cards that has ever been brought buyer Lake will be found at the
A notice invites readers to obtain information about a free college scholarship. The address to contact is Robert J Sherlock, 29 31 East 224 Street, New York City, and the plan claims to assist hundreds through college.
The item describes current government efforts to survey and publish land locations and descriptions throughout Texas and nearby states. It notes available resources on timber coal oil saline and related federal and state information including irrigation potential. Public notices indicate ongoing work and distribution to interested parties.
JW Smishi made a business trip to Akron on Monday. Alvin Clinker and wife were seen on our streets Monday. Mrs Clinker went to Pieres ton Monday for a few days visit with S A Hoover and family. The farmers are busy plowing for corn.
Emanuel Leckrone has returned Wednesday from Stonington Colorado after an eighteen month stay. He claims a soldier’s bounty for one hundred sixty acres of land and reports good health and favorable prospects in the west. He notes need for improved railroad facilities there, which he believes will come in time.
Jacob Barrett remains in a very serious condition after a chronic leg injury worsened recently. The limb swelling and discoloration prompted repeated drainage of pus, with amputation considered but not yet agreed to by the patient.
A. E. Graham and family moved to Bourbon on Tuesday and expect to establish their home there. Graham recently sold his livery stable in the original town and bought a livery and feed stable in Bourbon. Residents regret the move but wish them success in their new home.
Mrs Daniel Smith died at her home five miles west of town after weeks of illness. Funeral services were held at Eel River church west of North Manchester on Monday forenoon. She was well known by many older residents of the community.
In a tense scene, Mary breaks off her engagement to Dick after her father refuses to let her marry. Dick and Mr Arnold discuss a plan, while Mary contemplates her future and tears fill her eyes as she debates leaving her father’s influence.
A troubled woman in distress seeks independence leaving behind a fraught family scene. She purchases a New York ticket, packs quickly, and slips away as her father confronts his own errors and a rejected proposal.
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