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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1914
Page
5
Trustee N M Frantz notes various tax expenditures including school and road funds, poll taxes, library and poor expenditures, and other bonds. Totals indicate expenditures of 11280.00 and total tax of 111 cents per dollar, dated August 3 1914.
Dr Keefer markets internal and external treatment for Big Neck with rapid success in obstinate cases. The Modern Pharmacy Atica Indiana offers one month of treatment for 1.50 postpaid upon receipt of price.
An old advertisement claims deafness stems from an inflamed Eustachian tube lining and cannot be treated by local applications. It offers a $100 reward for any case cured by Hall's Catarrh Care, inviting readers to request free circulars from F J Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio.
Belgium notes new differences with Mexico and a peaceful settlement unlikely. Skirmishes among advancing European armies occur often but no full general engagement yet. Congress moves toward a war revenue bill to offset European import losses.
Reading as they depart Tuesday for the rest fields of North Dakota Wilbur and Island hope to secure employment and livelihood in the distant state.
A local insurance agent markets Union policy options for income protection. C C Henson, agent for Silver Luke, advertises coverage for men and women ages 16 to 63 regardless of income or occupation.
Residents and visitors filled Myrtle-Glenn Park with families from Wabash North Manchester and New Castle. They enjoyed shade boating and fishing while turtles were prepared for a Thursday night soup. Musician George Patterson from Wabash arrived with his brother for a weeklong stay.
A short note extols smoking for relaxation and moral clarity, linking a good cigar to leisure and personal solace in a reflective tone.
Promotes King's Discovery 1 as a remedy for croup coughs and colds with bottles priced 50 cents and 1.00. Encourages stocking a bottle at home. Sold by Rager and Jontz, Druggists.
George A Brush and Charles C Hanson are noted as notaries. Call at the Record Office for any notary work during business hours.
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Public notice to Lake Township voters that the Kosciusko County Board of Commissioners appointed an engineer and viewers on July 17 1914 to revise estimates after no bids were received. The five road sections in Silver Lake and Lake Township were outlined with a gravel standard from the Deeter pit and a $180.00 crushed stone allowance. Auditor Victor D. Mook signs the notice.
A subscription drive invites readers to join a large subscriber family. The ad promotes a yearly rate of one and for a year, urging immediate action to subscribe.
Eliza Pool of Depew Oklahoma reports Electric Bitters revived her from sickness and weakness including stomach liver and kidney trouble and lame back. She claims thousands of women would not be without a bottle and recommends the remedy with a price of 60 cents to 1 dollar and a druggist guarantee.
Local column notes a pleasant rain on Monday and visits by Ed Mills and his son in the vicinity on Tuesday. A men’s meeting at Claypool drew a good attendance after Sunday’s session to hear Bob Jones. Walter Tridle also visited town.
Plaintiffs bring action in Kosciusko County against non residents seeking relief under state Indian matters. The notice outlines plaintiffs claims and asserts the court’s jurisdiction and specified deadlines for response.
The document lists unknown residents of Indiana and the heirs, spouses, creditors, and executors of numerous deceased persons including Michael Myers and John Hamman, plus stockholders and officers of Indiana and Illinois Central Railway Company and Union Trust Company. It states a cause of action exists and that defendants must answer by a set date, with the case filed in Kosciusko Circuit Court in Warsaw Indiana on July 24, 1914.
A fragmented note promotes magazine subscriptions for subscribers or renewals. The text includes garbled names and phrases suggesting savings but lacks clear details or a coherent offer.
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