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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1902
Page
4
Advertising rates apply with censoring until ordered out. Copy for ads due by Wednesday noon. Obituaries and long write ups priced per line. Community events listed include North Manchester fair September 22 26 Elks Carnival at Elkhart August 17 Red Men Rochester Merchant's Carnival August 4 9. Then health note fatigue causes and weather bureau lightning fatalities estimates 700 800 per year.
A local column counsels against reckless bravado among youths who sow wild oats noting farming logic in life choices. It warns the harvest will reveal consequences and that wiser crops would have been preferable for future prospects.
Anon Knoop born August 30 1826 in Miami county Ohio died July 24 1902 at home near Rose Hill Indiana aged 75 16 months 24 days She moved to Wabash County at age ten later married Samuel Bussard January 1 1857 They lived near Rose Hill Her husband died December 30 1883 She had no children but mentored many She joined North Pleasant Lutheran Church February 6 1859 She died calmly in last sickness Funeral July 26 1902 at North Pleasant Lutheran Church conducted by Rev H L Greenawalt Interment in North Pleasant Cemetery
Rev J W Tillman and Mrs Tillman were in North Manchester on Wednesday. Miss Maud King of Ligani er guests at local homes. G W Sherbundy moved from Elkhart to Silver Lake on Jefferson Street. Tommy Rager left Leesburg for Fos toria Ohio after eight years as Big Four agent. Obituaries and local ads invite readers to submit news and subscribe.
Advert shows a woman with a rosy complexion praising Dr King's New Life Pills. Claims organs active digestion good and headaches avoided. Sold for 25c at C. Rayer's.
Fairview squibs note campers at the site with 18 buildings progressing rapidly. Ed Hohman and wife visited Claypool on Sunday while Miss Effie Hohman stays with her grandmother there. Abner Mowyer family seen on our streets last Sunday. Funeral of Grandma Parker drew a large crowd Tuesday. The Robinson show in War saw drew several from Fairview. Baptisms from Claypool Circuit occurred Sunday afternoon. Mrs S A Hohman and Miss Blanche Frame hosted guests Sunday evening. Mrs O V Gallaher of Chicago and her son Lucian visit S A Hohman family. Mrs Ed Hohman and Mrs Martin Regenes visited Hannah Stauffer south of Silver Lake.
F A Gulledge of Verbena Alsa paid doctors to cure a severe piles with 24 tumors. After all failed Bucklen's Arnica Salve cured him. It claims to subdue inflammation conquer aches and kill pains. Available at Rager's store for 25 cents.
It is estimated that English gardeners grew an extra supply for coronation ceremonies and festivities. They expected to sell 60,000,000 red roses at four cents each, calculating a loss on this flower alone of 2,400,000 dollars.
JH Johnston of Brongton Ga recalls untold bronchitis misery and cure by Dr King’s New Discovery for Consumption. His wife’s asthma also cleared, praising the medicine as the best group remedy. Trial bottles free at Chas Kager's with guaranteed bottles 50c and 1.00.
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The undersigned offers a free sample of Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets for stomach biliousness and constipation. Describes it as a new reliable remedy and invites those in need to try it. Signed Chas Rayer.
The Lake Township Kosciusko County advisory board will meet September 2 1902 to set yearly expenditures and tax levies. Proposals include township expenditures 750.00 tax 15c per 100 dollars. local tuition 1250.00 tax 24c per 100 dollars and 25c per poll. special school tax 1600.00 tax 30c per 100 dollars and 50c per poll. road tax 1250.00 tax 25c per 100 dollars. additional road tax 50.00 tax 10c per 100 dollars. poor expenditures 7000.00 tax 2c per 100 dollars. Total expenditures 5450.00 total tax 106c per 100 dollars. Signed John L. Arthur Trustee dated July 25 1902.
A list of events and speakers for August at Winona with times and presenters including Gen John C Bleck Nellie Peck Saunders James Mursell D D Elen M Stone May Wright Sewall Ralph Parlette Rev Geo L McNutt and J B Pond across August 2 to 7.
Miss Alma Phillips of Elkhart visited Thursday of last week with her sister Mrs Walter Horn in this place, accompanying heads to print work for the Recorp job printing.
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