No cigar on the market more boneatly made than the JUSTICE
A terse market note claims no cigar available outshines the JUSTICE in bone china quality. The item touted as superior faces no direct comparisons or dates in this fragment.
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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1906
Page
3
A terse market note claims no cigar available outshines the JUSTICE in bone china quality. The item touted as superior faces no direct comparisons or dates in this fragment.
Eminence Kentucky editor Major Hanm says Bogkien Arnica Salve cured him of a fierce pile attack in ten days. He praises the salve as the quickest healer for sores and wounds, noting its price of 25 cents at Zim’a drug store.
Notice states sealed bids will be received until August 20 1906 and daily thereafter until contract let for sidewalk construction on the south side of Main Street in Silver Lake Kosciusko Indiana per June 2 1906 walk resolution. Sidewalk to be completed within 39 days after award to a responsible bidder. Board of Trustees reserves right to reject all bids.
A wellness exhortation touts a bright mood from a healthy stomach as key to good work and citizenship. It urges avoiding blues and overindulgence, notes minor stomach issues can derail body and mind, and promotes Kodol for dyspepsia with local retailer Cline & Co. It cites E H Wolfe of Bear Grove Indiana describing improved well being after electric bitters.
Reports from Warsaw describe a severe electrical storm on Tuesday afternoon. Other items note a push toward railway ownership by the English government, Cuba facing rebellion, and General Gomez leading rebels. Also covered: S. B. Brown elected G A R commander in chief, widespread hydrophobia in several states, rural mailboxes to be numbered, a Whitley County boy starting an ad agency, and various regional incidents and developments.
Auction at a rural property offers 13 year old mare in foal, 12 year draft mare in foal, a yearling colt, a cow and calves, two brood sows with farrow dates, four goats, nine pigs, two horses, a grain drill, binder, hay rake, corn planter, riding cultivator, wagon and harness. Sale starts 10 o'clock with J D Gill and J O Be Stout as clerk. Credit 12 months.
William Zellers spent Sunday in Chicag. Willie Grown had Sunday dinner with Ernest Beber. Albert Beber and wife visited Mrs Priser Sunday evening. Sam Clink and wife toured Milton Ball’s home Sunday. Uncle John Zellers dined with Elza Srady. A Warsaw show drew many locals last Friday. Mrs Snyder of Silver Lake visited her daughter in Chicago. Correct weights guaranteed at the Fairbanks Standard Scales. Claypool Lumber & Coal Co. owners. Mrs William Little visited Chicago with daughters Carrie Min ear and Roxie Myers.
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