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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1912
Page
4
Public notice stamped at Silver Lake Post Office states second class matter with options for one year in advance six months or a single copy subscription.
Ray Ditzler and family of Mark were Thursday guests at the Braude home. L. C. Meek and family of Tiosa were Sunday visitors at the Mary Meek and J. C. Kay homes. Raymond Mekhil sick Sunday but improving. Rev. and Mrs. FE C Lindsay of Liberty Mills stayed with Rev. Park. Cisgazoo Lumber & Coal Co offers building supplies with favorable pricing. Earl Lanes and family arrived from Montpelier Ohio for a visit with Burt and Haney families. Grace Lutes returned to South Bend after a several days visit with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Esau Byrd. Dr. Leckeone drove to Warsaw and Grandma Kemper home for the day, then returned home in the evening. Mrs. YP B Relier and Leonard visited the Lioxid Shee name in Pismonti. Mrs. TU Snoherier visiting there returned home with them. Builders note promises satisfaction and after-sales backing. Claypool Lambert and Carl Mack Lambert and families attended the William Starr funeral near Lowe Belle southwest of town. Mrs. J Nowort of Kansas City visited North Matches ter and will stay with Mr. and Mrs. Brush. M M Raver and Goshen visitors appeared during the week. Mae Neva Houtman plans a short visit soon.
Alex Nelson continues his Atlantic voyage log describing 289 to 310 mile days amid light to strong westerly winds. He notes rough seas, seasickness, a 3 pound 10 shilling 6 pence collection, and religious services at sea before nearing the St Lawrence River and Montreal.
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An Indian man sleeping on a railroad track near Rochelle Illinois was struck by a fast express and killed. The item uses the incident to warn readers about dangers of neglecting coughs and fever and promotes Dr Kings New Discovery with testimonials claiming cure and weight regain. The ad mentions Rager and Jontz offering trial bottles at 50 cents and one dollar.
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