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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1914
Page
5
Financial figures show library, road, school, and other expenditures total 812,280.00 with various taxes noted, including 45 cents per hundred and 50 cents per poll, plus 25 cents on the hundred for other bonds. Signed N M Frantz Trustee dated August 3 1914.
A testimonial from Lewis Chamberlain of Manchester Ohio touts Dr King’s New Discovery as a remedy for croup coughs and colds in children. Available at Rager and Jontz, druggists, 50 cents and one dollar per bottle.
Notice to taxpayers in Kosciusko County Indiana that after no bids were received for the Grosso roads the board appointed engineer George W McKrill and viewers Elias G Smith and William Persons to prepare a new five section estimate. They divided Main Jefferson Laketownship and Silver Lake segments with sections detailing streets and cemetery access. New estimates follow.
Affidavit for a quiet title suit filed in Kosciusko Circuit Court Warsaw Indiana names Jacob Jarrett and numerous heirs as defendants. The action aims to quiet title to real estate with nonresident defendants and unspecified spouses and heirs. Plaintiffs allege the defendants are unknown or unlocated and must appear by September 17, 1914.
George A Brush and Charles C Hanson offer notary services at the Record Office. Both are available during business hours for any notary work.
Stomach troubles disappear with Electric Bitters. Liver kidney and nerves improve and back pain and female ills ease. Thousands of women report relief and keep a bottle in their home. Eliza Pool of Depew notes strong benefits.
Non-resident defendants named in a 1914 Indiana quiet title suit are summoned to appear September 11, 1914, in Warsaw for the Kosciusko Circuit Court to answer the complaint filed by Andrew J. Emerick and attorney Jessé E. Eschbach. The affidavit lists numerous defendants and spouses with unknown residences.
In Kosciusko County Indiana in the 1914 September term John W Fuller et al file a quiet title complaint. The affiant states defendants names are unknown non residents of Indiana including heirs spouses creditors and administrators of listed estates and several named individuals and corporate parties. Notice is given to all persons identified and to those unknown spouses and successors.
Legal notice announces that Alvin Arnold Clifford Arnold and Annetta Arnold are named defendants in a Kosciusko Circuit Court case. They are required to appear on September 16 1934 or respond to the complaint. Witness Conrad D Longenecker clerk with Rasor Eschbach and Sloane attorneys for the plaintiffs.
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