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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1904
Page
4
Report suggests a mild winter remains likely, though several days in the past period have shown variations. Forecasters caution that patterns can shift, with occasional cold snaps possible in coming weeks.
The Kosciusko county court opened its December term while Indiana lawmakers prepare for January session. The State Grange meets in Marion December 13 for four days. Diptheria deaths rise in Markle as officials reclassify from croup. Goshen hosts the Northern Indiana and Southern Michigan Poultry Show January 4 to 7, 1905. Wabash-Rochester trolley work halts for winter. right of way issues persist. Rochester sues over defective sidewalks with lawyer Enoch Myers seeking $1,000. Elkhart County farmer George Washington Gilbert, 67, declared insane and moved toward Longcliff. Hair growth claims tied to piano music draw skepticism. Walter Brown, Elkhart bank wrecker, nearing death in Leavenworth due to pulmonary consumption. The Etna Green Messenger gains a favorable reception at the exchange table. A 1901 bureau of labor report shows expenditures per US family with food and rent highest, liquor and tobacco costly, and religion comparable to education in spending. Indiana may become a 93-county state with Sheridan pushing for a new county seat. opposition expected from Hamilton, Clinton, and Boone counties. Sheridan supporters rally as the town grows, having previously pursued a Noblesville courthouse.
Mrs E B Flavien visited Warsaw last Friday. Bowen Colbert buy 26c per dozen eggs and 6c per pound butter. Starr and Herald moving to Michigan near Niles. School entertainment by Artie Carrs pupils at Vance district No 7 Lake township Saturday evening. The Yankee Detective will be staged to a large crowd. Subscribe for the Record today.
An assorted local notices page highlights Chamberlain's Pain Balm as an effective sprain remedy sold by Zimmle, plus community updates on visits, sales, and events. It mentions Mary Stout visiting North Manchester, a bread sale, a bruised toe, World’s Fair trips, and ongoing church meetings led by Rev. E Tatman in Rager hall with detailed neighborhood chatter.
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