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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1908
Page
3
Fragmentary notice announces a public sale with a guarantee of free newspaper advertisement for those who pay their bills at the Recorp office. Readable parts emphasize local service and satisfaction guarantee.
The advertisement promotes Hawk's Burdock as a remedy for appetite, blood purification, rheumatism, kidney bladder and stomach issues. It offers large bottles for 35 cents and lists H. P. Rager as the seller.
Resolution from the Board of Trustees of the Incorporated Town of Silver Lake Indiana authorizes a cement sidewalk on the south side of Walnut Street. The plan runs from the northeast corner of lot 16 to the northwest corner of lot 15, three and one half feet wide, on the existing grade. Passed at the regular meeting in August 1908, James M. Amis, Clerk.
East Poland Maine resident Mr W Stone praises Bucklen's Arnica Salve for sore feet and wounds. He says it heals burns cuts and abrasions and also helps piles. Sold under guarantee at Raper's drug store priced 25 cents.
Alley Ling seen going north Saturday. John Bohman threshed wheat and oats Monday. Clem Teeter son of Jacob Teeter seen in vicinity Tuesday. Russel Ring Mahlon Rickel Beaver Dam Edwin Clink went to North Dakota to help harvest. A boy joined the Sebring home Sunday. J W Click and wife visited Hollis Baum Sunday. FH Lester Claypool drove his auto Monday. Netzen couple returned from Missouri to Claypeant. Winnie Carlison funeral drew large attendance. Rumor of a large wild animal in the woods. Several attended energy camp meeting at Silver Lake park. Political speeches on Sunday.
Eber and daughter Glee spent Sunday at the Bert Hartler home. The Misses Sadie and Edith Oliver left last week for Cando North Dakota where they expect to remain for the summer. J K Bucher and wife with the latter's brother and wife spent Sunday with the Buchers. They also visited Isaac Sands home. S Landis made a business trip to Akron Sunday.
Mrs. M. M. Davison of San Jose lauds Electric Bitters as a general family remedy for headache biliousness and torpor of the liver and intestines a bottle at Rager's drug store with guarantee sold locally for relief from digestive issues.
The best shingles priced at 83 30 to 375 per thousand. They are cheap and urged for immediate purchase. Available exclusively at The Claypeo Lumber & Ceal Ce.
Mrs. Jacob Rager visited Goshen and found the Rager residence badly damaged by a recent fire. They will begin cleanup and repairs once insurance is settled. An insurance adjustment is pending. The RECORD notes other local items including a fundraiser and an illustrated post card from Sidney Ohio showing Fred Pritchard's traveling car at Broadway and Third Streets.
County Clerk C Edwin Stout of Warsaw appointed receiver of Leh Manufacturing Co in South Memphis and Warsaw. He distributes 10 000 cash among stockholders, with each share receiving 20 cents per share. Also notes local eating spots and social items.
Community notices list residents visiting relatives and returning from trips. Miss Valeria Self came home from Terre Haute, Anna King returned from Cleveland, and Daniel Scholl visited with sisters. Local travel, crop notes, and small-town updates fill the page.
In Zanesville Ohio Mary Lee writes that her husband James Lee owes his life to Dr King’s New Discovery. His severe lung condition, once feared as consumption, improved after using the remedy. The ad promotes New Discovery as a throat and lung medicine with relief on first dose and a money back guarantee. Trial dose offered free.
Sigle Strong and J. M. Platt of Akron were seen on the streets Monday. G. F. Rider continues his rounds with his iron horse threshing everybody he can. Isaac Platt and wife and Mrs. Leitha are also mentioned in the vicinity.
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