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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1908
Page
2
In a public notice Lem W. Royse announces his candidacy for the office of judge in the Fifty fourth Judicial Circuit. He states the nomination is subject to the convention's decision and invites Republican support in Kosciusko County.
Ephors Record announces A. L. Cornelius will seek the office of Prosecuting Attorney of Kosciusko County subject to the Republican county convention to be held June 2. This notice states the candidate’s intention and the event delaying decision.
A notice states J J Babcock will seek the Republican county convention nomination for County Treasurer at the upcoming June 2 gathering in Koscianko County, subject to the convention's decision.
The Republican Party of Lake township will hold a caucus at Wittrout hall at 3 o clock p m on Saturday May 30 1908 to nominate township officers two justices of the peace one trustee two constables one assessor and to elect an eight member Township Advisory Board. All Republicans are urged to attend presented by W J Fitton and T S Keller.
The Republicans of the First precinct of Lake township meet at Wittrout hall and the Second precinct at Trustee Leonard's office after the township caucus on Saturday May 39 1908 to select delegates for the Kosciusko County Convention at Winona Lake June 2 1908. W J Fitton chairman first precinct T B Keller chairman second precinct.
Snowstorms and freezing temperatures were reported from the northwestern states for Monday and Tuesday, detailing adverse winter conditions and travel disruptions across the region.
A remark highlights the weatherman as the sole individual able to conduct his business without a fixed policy, implying unusual independence in forecasting and reporting.
Tom J. Nye of Warsaw operates a machine that automatically cuts and weighs meat without any handling by workers. The system promises speed and precision, reducing labor and improving product uniformity.
The Big Four railroad requires conductors to wear white vests this summer per a company order from general offices. An exchange cites two reasons people meddle: they have no mind or no business. The state law sets eight mph as the city speed limit and twenty mph for country autos.
Riley was left out as Arlie Ring and his companion were seen on the streets Sunday evening. Mrs. Theodore Parker and Mrs. Jones visited Clarence Warren’s home Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Jans Fitton and son John visited Irvin Parker’s home with family. Amos Ring sold a valuable horse to Monroe Rhodes last Saturday. William Ring visited Clarence Warren Sunday. Harvey Rouse of Cambridge Nebraksa visits his father George Rouse and relatives here. William Snake of Claypool called at J. W. Clink’s home Sunday afternoon.
Nine years ago I was near death and lost all strength. Electric Bitters renewed my health and vitality, restoring me from the brink. Corner Drug Store sold the guaranteed remedy for 50 cents.
News reports indicate 352 newly made graves spread across Louisiana Mississippi and Alabama after recent tornadoes. About 200 seriously injured face uncertain recovery with roughly 1000 additional injured awaiting aid on roads.
The Morris County Advance of Council Grove Kansas is cited as edited by A R Zimmerman former Bourbon Indiana publisher. The note mentions receipt of the initial number and praises the paper as bright.
Henry F. Harris of Farmland Indiana becomes editor and publisher of the Pierceton Record after taking possession of the plant this week. Former editor Mr Pierce has moved to Clinton to start a new newspaper venture. Harris previously owned the Wabash Plain Dealer and is an experienced newspaper man.
Auction notice announces sale of an engine and tank by the estate of Nathan Garman. Bidding details indicate a bargain price, with Chas. E. Garman of Goshen, Indiana handling inquiries.
Claypool Lumber and Coal Co advertises a full stock of building materials for sale with prices described as always right. Call to inspect goods for construction needs.
A local urging readers to subscribe to the Silver Lake Record at once as neighbors express reluctance to lend the paper. The message emphasizes timely subscription to ensure the paper stays in homes when needed.
Adam Stout administrator announces private sale to settle all interest of Given K. Smith deceased in the G. K. Smith property located half a mile southwest of Silver Lake Indiana. Sale at Commercial State Bank Silver Lake on May 9 1908 at 1 pm with failure to sell followed by daily offerings until disposed of. Terms to be announced day of sale.
The Kosciusko Circuit Court appoints Henry E. Regenos as administrator of the estate of Samuel Regenos, deceased, Kosciusko County Indiana. The estate is said to be solvent. Attorney details: Wood & Bowser. Dated April 6 1908.
Jam prepared to handle Wool again this spring and will pay as much as any of the neighboring towns. Bring in your wool, see me, or telephone me about it. T. C. McClure Silver Lake.
A cool rainy spell touches South Pleasant as residents enjoy weekend activities. Mrs. Wesley Yates and children from Silver Lake visited Ellsworth Hill with Mr and Mrs N L Yates of Akron. Chester and Albert Olinger fished last week. George Gall traveled to Wabash on Monday. The Disko bunter made its routine round despite the weather.
The Claypool Lumber and Coal announces cement at 1.60 per barrel urging immediate purchases while prices remain low. This local notice promotes cement work now as a cost saving opportunity for builders and contractors.
Public sale call and advertising offer from the Record office with painting supplies promotion. Claypool Lumber & Coal Co advertises Devoe paint and related products with slogans about low prices and satisfaction guaranteed.
A fragmented list shows individuals such as Pete Ee and Fred Burgratt along with associates including W. E. Leffel J. W. Dunlap Syracuse L. V. Hatfield William Yates Chester Olinger R. W. Reed Jr M. A. Hinsey Winfield Chrisner John Sebring William Fasig Frank Ayers Charles Leithman Homer Maddix Walter E. Horn and Al Bouse. Amounts noted include 9.50 and 3.00 in unclear context.
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