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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1906
Page
3
A brief notice from the Lumber & Coal Co urges customers to call and buy remaining shingles and pet prices noted for release. The ad emphasizes limited stock and local availability.
The report states a man complains of profound humiliation from an arrest described in local and metropolitan papers. He seeks $5,000 in damages across four paragraphs of the complaint. Before December 1905 Mrs. Hower accused someone of stalking and assault with intent to kill. Hare was arrested. she insists he harmed her and is certain of his guilt, while he proclaims innocence. Mr. and Mrs. Hower are noted as prominent North Manchester residents.
Farmers report a year of plenty with corn nearly gathered and winter fuel supplied. Porkers are ready for butchering and meat stocks look abundant. A. J. Scott and wife visited Chicago stock show and their son E. M. Scott works there. Mrs. Sarah Iferendeen remains seriously ill at Mrs. Auy Minert’s Gosher home with no change in condition.
For 20 years W. L. Rawls of Bells Tennessee fought nasal catarrh until he applied Bucklen's Arnica Salve to the sore surface. The swelling and soreness disappeared and did not return. 25 cents at H. P. Rager druggist.
A large line of extra wide four inch candy ties offered at 23 cents. Goldsmith and Boots of North Manchester advertise a DeLaValle Cream Separator size 8100, nearly new, for sale at a big reduction. Call or write J S Metzyzer, Claypool Tad.
A fragment reports a “Western Wonder” on a Bowie Texas hill doubling weight from 80 to over 180 pounds. It cites W. L. Hi as the claimant and promotes Dr King s New Discovery for consumption, coughs, and colds with a sales pitch and trial bottle offer.
Last week President Roosevelt sent names to the Senate for the cabinet in the Treasury George B. Cortelyou Attorney General Charles J. Bonaparte Postmaster General George L. Von Meyer Navy Victor H. Metcalf Interior James R Garfield Commerce and Labor Oscar S Strauss and William H. Moody for Associate Justice of the Supreme Court.
The Big Four announces a wage increase retroactive to November 1 for employees along the line. The pay raise, to be effective when the pay car arrives this month for Christmas, is confirmed by General Manager Van Winkie who will also address Brotherhoods demands for the Michigan division.
Mrs. Charlotte Brenneman guarantees the Liberty Bird flour will make the town’s best bread. If you doubt it, try it.
500 pounds flour priced at $9.00 offered by Mc Qlennen and Sons feed mill. Dewitt's Kidney and Bladder Pills claim relief by acting on both kidneys and liver to reduce excess uric acid, sold by H. P. Rager.
George W. Irvine the newly elected Democratic county treasurer has filed a bond for 300000 dollars with the county commissioners. The bond with signatures of sixty five Kosciusko county residents has been accepted and placed on file.
Local notices promote Kennedy’s Laxative with Honey and Tar as compliant with the Pure Food and Drug Law. Sold by H. P. Rager. North Dakota lists Devoe and other paints admitted as pure while alleging widespread adulteration in competitor brands. Community notices cover births, visits, and shop chatter from Goshen, Warsaw, and nearby towns.
A rural farmer confronted a local grocer unloading boxes from a Chicago house. The grocer offered the same price, prompting the farmer to remark that Chicago stores advertise prices that local papers often do not. He criticized the home paper for rarely quoting prices.
Real estate transfers reported by Houton O. Frazier abstractor War saw list numerous deeds across Kosciusko County including Elia M Waggoner to Chas A Wolford lot transfers in Keiths ad Pierceton for 25900 dollars and Violet Walterbaugh to Martha Moore lot 42 Mentone for 700 dollars plus many others in Syracuse Warsaw Plain Scott Lake Wayne and Turkey Creek with sums ranging from 97 to 36000 dollars and multiple section and lot descriptions across the region.
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