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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1901
Page
4
Advertising rates announced include insertion limits and deadlines. No ads over thirty lines, no entertainment notices with admission charges beyond three cents per line. advance payment required. cards of thanks limited to ten lines or fewer.
Clipped items hint at Goshen water issues, royalty concerns, and Sophia of Sweden illness. Australia faces a brief tin hold-up as George Klaner of Opaka Kansas is fined 7500 and jailed 1350 days. A peach of anecdotes touches Eve and Adam, railroad fire claims, a French view on American sins, and Winona ministers debating hell with uncertain heaven.
A report based on statistics from 90 counties shows 24 007 marriages and 3 009 divorces. Kosciusko County reports 303 marriages and 29 divorces.
A Japanese public opinion note comments on the stable occupation of Anchoria by Augsia. It states Isia has held full possession for about a year and is likely to remain in control.
Baltimore dispatched a detective group to the Winona Lake Conference this year. The report notes unusual pairing of detective presence with agents, suggesting unclear roles and potential friction during proceedings.
Forest trees to the acre shall be exempt from taxation practically but one dollar assessed. It is surprising to learn that not over one farmer in a hundred knows of this exemption and practically none take advantage of it.
A compilation of stray social items from Warsaw and nearby areas, noting visits by residents, employment changes, church and band gatherings, illnesses including diphtheria with quarantines, travel to Chicago and Marion, and local happenings at camps, schools, and societies.
Sarah Jane Brady born May 22 1863 died Aug 17 1901 aged 38 years 2 months 25 days. Born in Berian county Michigan. moved with parents to Kosciusko county near Silver Lake. Joined church at 14 with Lutherans. married Winchester Brady March 16 1881, four children two sons two daughters. two sons preceded her. Funeral Aug 19 at Center church north of Silver Lake officiated by Rev C J Miner.
The text argues a boy who dwells on past misdeeds shows a poor future, while one seeking honor will hide such acts. It advises peers to separate from those who boast of wrongs, urging collective shaming as a deterrent.
A reader declares hostility toward a newspaper and editor insults, but the publication remains in operation and continues to print nationwide. The note suggests readers will still access the paper even if they abandon or discredit it.
The piece urges discouragement of long range guns used by hunters and campers near lakes. It argues the practice is wasteful and dangerous and cites a near miss involving Mr. Flora and his party as an example of potential harm from careless shooters in the region.
North Michigan growers report an ample potato yield with plantings larger than usual. Officials cite drought in the southern states for current shortages, while northern fields promise a very large later harvest from late varieties.
The Society of Buffaloes becomes real with Articles of Association filed in Indiana. The noble order establishes the first chapter in Vincennes and aims to unite members for mutual entertainment and benefit, distancing ridicule linked to the eleven cent feature.
The fragment hints at a mother risking danger to rescue her child. The legible parts mention a perilous scene and a protective act, set against unspecified surroundings and people. Further details are unreadable in the OCR snippet.
The report notes depreciation in gas stock over the past week while it remains available on the market. Drilling progress shows 257 feet through soil to limestone cased with 9 inch pipe, then 551 feet to shale, with 798 feet casing from the top. Slate strata reach 500 feet to the Trenton and 50 feet into the Renton.
The September term jurors include grand jurors Enoch Eby Pippecanoe Harlen Beebe Wayne Albert Magee Clay Millard Wallace Plain Ora Clem mer Jackson Thomas J Nye Warsaw Orange Cory Turkey Creek H N Daily Lake Chas M Tunkey Harrison S D Anglin Wayne John Kaufman Turkey Creek Quinby Morris Samuel D Hathaway Charles Ward Warsaw T H Tolle Monroe Monroe Warren Franklin John Hepler Harrison Ea Brown Tippecanoe.
A short town tale reports a young man swallowing a cops percent and a doctor forcing him to cough up $2 as a result of financial irregularity.
A brief notice states that the cash reduction sale on shoes will continue for a short time and many other items will be sold at Reduction Privds with satisfactory results.
Resolution by the Silver Lake Board of Trustees orders a concrete or brick sidewalk eleven feet wide along the south side of Main Street from the north west corner of lot 41. J C Cavender to rebuild front sidewalk within 30 days. costs borne by owner if unpaid. Presented August 6 1901 by James M Amiss, Town Clerk Jacob C Hay certify.
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