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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1904
Page
4
This week’s issue marks the 19th year of the ReEcorp. The current owners have led for three and a half years with several improvements. Gratitude is expressed to Silver Lake readers for support and a promise to continue delivering honest, newsful coverage and solicit patronage.
The X00 at Wakarusa have closed due to an outbreak of scarlet fever, with local authorities enforcing health measures and monitoring contacts.
Solomon C. Dickey named postmaster at Winona Lake by President Roosevelt. Rev Dickey also leads Waesa assembly. A new electric railway company, Huntington to South Bend, with capital of 225000, is organized by Huntington Columbia City and Northert Railway Co. Revenue laws tighten cigar box sales and a Fulton firm, Ranners Bros, explains noncompliance to revenue agents.
North Manchester ended a long dry spell as liquor licenses were granted to Joseph Bussard and Henry Randol for twelve months. Opponents of saloons lament the missed chance to shutter them after a failed remonstrance.
Local high school items from North Manchester note absences and mischief as students gossip about parties and fashion. Mentions Roy Sprigg and Dale Homman with playful critiques and references to teachers, shopping trips, and a Christmas mood.
William Perry as administrator of the John McCreary estate presents final accounts for settlement in Kosciusko Circuit Court. A hearing is set for December 31 194 at Warsaw Indiana, requesting heirs creditors or legatees to appear and show cause why the accounts should not be allowed. Dated December 14 Warsaw.
A letter from local residents urges parents to visit the high school at least twice each term. They complain many patrons have not entered the school in years and stress the community stake in education.
Winter approaches swiftly and Goldsmith and Boots advertise a range of overcoats at various prices. They note options for boys as Christmas gifts, inviting shoppers to prepare early.
The Warsaw opera house has been remodeled with an asbestos curtain new electric lighting and updated fire escapes installed enhancing safety and performance facilities.
Strauss Bros. and Co of Ligonier have purchased a large tract of land in northwestern Ohio. In the last eighteen months the firm has paid $827,000 for lands in that region.
William Haines, a resident who has not moved from his original home, is identified as the only person in the county born in Franklin Township and raised in Seward Township, now living in Lake Township.
The new Wabash county hospital at Wabash will open on Tuesday December 20 with facilities ready to admit any number of patients.
A Beall of Bealle Mississippi recounts his wife’s illness and how Dr King’s New Discovery cured her after other remedies failed. The product, sold by Zimmerman's Drugstore, was priced at 50 cents with a $1.00 trial bottle offered free.
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