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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1910
Page
5
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Col EB Blue of Warsaw caught a seven pound bass in Center lake last Saturday. Work began this week on a three mile contract of streets paving at Warsaw. James Whitcomb Riley the Hoosier poet is quite ill at his home in Indianapolis.
An observer notes that in towns girls outperform boys in many lines of genteel employment after hours. They appear alert and responsible, abstain from smoking and drinking, and endure strict social rules. Employers increasingly demand reliability and integrity, shaping job access and advancement for all.
Northeast of Warsaw farmers plant fruit and forest trees along the highway through their farms. The four mill at Rochester belonging to Weirs and Wicks was destroyed by fire of unknown origin on Thursday night of last week. A near fifteen thousand dollar year old Chicago girl visiting Culver exclaimed at milking a cow for the first time in her life. W R Deaton of Warsaw and Jacob O Deaton of Claypool left for Dayton to visit relatives and attend the Deaton family reunion at Springfield before returning home.
North Manchester veteran hardware dealer David Frame died at his home after a two week illness. Frame a Civil War veteran was past 75 years old at death.
Thieves visited a book store a grocery and a barbershop in Winona Saturday night and took only a small amount of merchandise. At the barbershop they obtained several razors owned by Warry Bouse who works there.
Advertisements claim Staggers Skeptics salve works instantly for burns cuts scalds wounds and piles and also treats sores ulcers boils eczema skin eruptions chapped hands sprains and corns. Available at Ragers for 25 cents.
Grace Alexander and her two boys surprised Mr. and Mrs. M. McGlennen at their home last Sunday. The couple had not seen their daughter in years after her marriage to Dennis Alexander and moving to Mississippi. Her unannounced visit, after years apart, drew a happy reunion and the tale notes her grand-daughter ties to grandma Valinda King. The Alexanders had lived in the area before relocating south.
Warning against catarrh ointments containing mercury and their dangers. Promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure from F J Cheney Co Toledo as a safe internally taken remedy. Packaging notes note no mercury and urge purchase from reputable physicians and druggists. Testimonials offered. price 75 cents per bottle. Also recommends Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
Floyd Henderson of Beloit Wisconsin arrived Tuesday for a visit with former friends. He left with his parents five years ago and few here recognized him as the boy who once lived in this town.
The notice promotes Liberty Bird Flour produced locally by E Rittenhouse Liberty Mills Indiana. It invites farmers to join the growing patronage and asks readers to ask grocers for a trial sack. The message promises high quality bread flour and urges homes to prefer this home made flour.
A listing of goods including lime cement prepared plaster plaster Paris hair and all materials used for plasters associated with the Claypool Lumber and Coal Company.
Virginia holds abundant potato stocks while Indian shortages are noted. The current volume shipped westward marks a historical peak for Pittsburg road supplies reaching across the United States.
The Town of Silver Lake in Kosciusko County Indiana resolves to improve a section of Jefferson Street with a Portland cement sidewalk along the east side of several lots in Sells addition. The sidewalk will be four feet wide and four inches thick and built by the owners of the named tracts within thirty days after notice.
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