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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1916
Page
5
Local brief notes rapid adoption of a product dubbed Instant Action across Silver and Sac areas with reports of immediate use and broad interest among residents and businesses. Authorities cautioned users to follow guidance for safe deployment and monitor any side effects.
J R Norman states that doses often relieve or prevent ap pendicitis and that a short treatment helps chronic stomach trouble. This brief medical notice presents simple guidance for commonly treated conditions.
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Joseph Swihart completed a sale Saturday evening acquiring Mrs. Clara Rager’s property on North High Street. The residence is commonly known as the O. B. Turner place.
A sizable crowd gathered at the park last Sunday to hear the Markle band perform in the afternoon. The event showcased the band's music while noting the organization deserves praise. Earlier visits drew smaller crowds due to bad weather.
A Thursday Hill family reunion at the park attracted about 150 members by noon who shared large baskets of edibles. Officers were re-elected: President W. W. Hill Vice President A. J. Hill Treasurer W. F. Ebert Secretary Mrs. Emma Hill. The next reunion will be held at the same place with expected larger attendance.
Tomorrow Friday September 1 the Record subscription increases to 125 per year while arrears receive a temporary 1 per year rate through September 1. The note urges delinquent subscribers to settle within a year or risk discontinuation. warns of rising paper costs and potential famine in print. Free advertising will be cut and other economies applied to keep the business afloat.
The town board awarded the sewer tile contract to Leonard Supply Co. The tile has been ordered and the digging contract completed. A threatened strike could delay the project.
The Nelson Jantz Rittenhouse reunion was held at the park near this place today Thursday and was largely attended. Dinner was served by the M E ladies aid society.
Brush and Hanson advertise as an authorized subscription agency at the Record office in Silver Lake. They offer subscriptions to any magazine and provide money saving clubs and catalogs to save subscribers time and money.
Mrs. Samuel Bashore residing southeast of town has been quite ill for weeks. Nurse Nisa Loveday from Warsaw has cared for her since Monday and reports her condition very critical in recent days.
Park visitors include Q C Connor and family of Wabash at Hutchens cottage. Will Cronon returns to Chicago after a three week park stay. Robbin family and Miss Dylight Bryson from Slarion arrive for a week. Thomas SirGovern and daughter Mary join Bess Carmady Lucile Baumbauer and Nellie Ivory from Wabasu for a short park visit and stop at Walter Homman home.
The notice signals an early sale season with preparations complete. It mentions printing sale bills and encouraging sellers to list all articles they wish to dispose of, noting the seller will be at home.
Here From Iowa W. E. White wife and daughter of Atlanta, Lowa were in town last Friday visiting with his brother J. W. White, who conducts the peanut and popcorn Stand.
Church of God members met in the town hall last Sunday afternoon and Smith Higgins was elected superintendent There will be Sunday school next Sunday morning at nine o'clock in the town hall.
Members of the A B Sunday school from Claypool Packerton and the Silver Lake and Center school enjoyed a park picnic Wednesday with families and leaders attending.
Levi Hill from Marshall county and a former Silver Lake boy attended the Hill reunion last week. He renewed old time acquaintance with the writer at the Recod office. Thirty years have brought five married children but little change in his genial bearing.
Isaac Platt and wife with W. C. Brady and wife returned home last week from an auto journey through Ohio. They visited relatives around Ashland County for two weeks and reported no trouble with the Brady auto during the trip.
A Beulah resident departed for Regan North Dakota last Sunday to take a teaching position. The note mentions Martindale left the area and Sue will remain in Dakota.
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