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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1910
Page
4
A county fair is expected to be held in Warsaw next year as a league of citizens forms in Wabash to curb reckless driving. J. E. Rowe is missing from his Warsaw home. A collision near Peru between a Winona Flyer and a Union Traction car injured one person badly and left many injured with severe cracking.
A late Monday storm badly damaged the Palestine school with half the roof blown off. The Oliver Plow Works paint shop in South Bend burned Friday afternoon, inflicting about 10000 in losses. Other items note Taft canceling a Winona engagement, typhoid cases in the north part of the state, and a plea to raise 10000 for a soldiers and sailors monument.
Forest fires in Idaho and Montana have left a trail of death and destruction with more than 100 lives lost and over 400 persons displaced or affected. Authorities race to contain the blazes as winds push new flames across rugged terrain.
The text notes property damage valued at $3,000,000 and states Wabash will attract another industry soon. It mentions plans for a felt boot factory with the company expecting its first shipment early in the fall.
Nelson E. Miller of Garret and Mrs Amelia V. Dodge of Winona Lake were united in marriage at the Hotel Hayes in Warsaw at 4 p.m. Tuesday August 23. Miller is a Civil War veteran, formerly captain of Company M 20th Indiana.
Oline and Co unveils a fall line of latest books highlighting new releases and staff picks. Readers can explore fiction nonfiction and children's titles with tours and events planned at local stores.
Owners complain oil damages autos and oils homes while horses slip on slick streets. Women note tracking oil indoors and hazards persist. Protests persist though oil helps reduce dust with proper treatment making it potentially beneficial for roads.
Rev. C A Spitler of Claypool and Mrs. William Adams of Atwood visited towns this week. Mr and Mrs Melvin Shipley of Newark NJ stayed with James Decker. Elkhart couple Thomas and Mrs Baker came to see friends. Gladys Craig returned home after days away. Myrtle Glenn park invites visitors with boats and fresh air. William Shepherds from Olney IL visited relatives in North Manchester area.
Appeal seeks men not for sale who are honest, hardworking, and fearless. It praises those ready to face hardship, condemn wrong, and uphold truth with quiet courage. The passage envisions leaders who embody enduring life and moral strength.
Claypool Lumber and Coal Co announces a large stock of shingles for sale at low prices. Local builders and homeowners are invited to compare sizes and pricing on the new shipment.
Prices at Cline and Co's are remarkably low for new copyrights, prompting readers to wonder how the store secures such bargains on recent titles.
Mrs G Davenport of Roycefield New Jersey praises Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills for rheumatic pains and sleepless nerves. The ad claims quick relief without stomach upset or habit formation and urges readers to obtain a package from their druggist.
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