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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1904
Page
5
The Big Four Route offers a one and one third fare for round trips on December 24 25 26 31 and January 1 2. Valid for return through January 4 1905. Will G Bussard agent.
Nickel Plate Road announces holiday fares for December 24 25 26 31 and January 1 2 with a round trip fare of one fare and a third. Valid for return by January 4 1905. Inquiries to the agent or C A Asterlin T P A Ft Wayne Ind 480.
Northwest, Southwest and South vie Wicket Plate Road on the 1st and 3rd Tuesdays each month. Long return limit offered. For full information contact agent or address C A. Asterlin, T. P. A., Fort Wayne, Indiana.
Forty five acres offered for sale at the southwest corner of the Worley farm half a mile east of Olaypool. Described as a fine location with good land, ideal for a small farm. Inquiries to Recorps office or to Mrs W W Worley, Olaypool.
Property features 42 acres of tillable land with a three room house and five springs. Includes well under drained, four acres of timber, and sits two miles west and two miles south of Silver Lake. Inquire to RECORD office.
Revolition warns of revolt signs while promoting Electric Bitters as a tonic for nervousness sleeplessness stomach upsets and bodily systems. The ad claims benefit to stomach kidneys bowels liver and blood with a money back guarantee for 50 cents.
The RecorD prints a string of social items. Mrs. E Kinsey and Frank Wheeler visit Warsaw relatives and friends. Births occur to Will Barns and Henry Bloom. Families travel to Fort Wayne and Rensselaer. A Christmas Eve Grove Chapel event invites all, with a tree and presents. Subscriptions, illness updates, visitors, and travel plans fill the column.
The Rev Irl R Hicks Almanac for 1905 is ready a 200 page volume offering astronomy weather and storm data for 1905 It is priced 30 cents postpaid per copy The Word and Works journal is 75 cents a year and together with the Almanac costs 1 00 annually Send orders to Word and Works Pte Co 2201 Locust St St Louis Mo
Advertisement claims Dr King a New Life Pills cure dyspepsia dizziness headache and liver or bowel troubles. It cites 26 80 price at Corner Drug Store and markets them as gentle yet thorough.
John H. Miller of near Mexico is appointed by Governor Durbin to join Sterling R. Holt of Indianapolis and Jeptha Couch of Lafayette as Indiana representatives at the National Live Stock Association meeting in Denver Colorado from January 10 to 13.
State Geologist Blatchley continues investigations into Indiana clays for three to four months. He plans to analyze 300 to 400 clay specimens and include findings in his next annual report to be issued next summer.
The Northern Indiana Teachers Association will meet in Chicago in early April with a large attendance expected. Last year the meeting was at Winona Lake and weather kept attendance down. Chicago was chosen because all railroads lead there.
WANTED MEN AND WOMEN right county and adjoining territories to represent and advertise an old established house of solid financial standing. Salary to men 21 weekly, to women 2 to 18 weekly with expenses advanced each Monday by check direct from headquarters. Horse and buggy furnished when necessary permanent position. Address Blow Bros. & Co. Dept. and Monon Bldg Chicago Ill.
Classified notice seeking a capable woman to distribute sample magazines and compile an official census of subscriptions. Steady work with starting pay of 1500 per week. Experience not required, good references preferred. Address Sprague Wholesale Co. Magazines Dept. 270 Wabash Ave. Chicago.
Local items report John Flora selling turkeys and James Nelson working for Isaac Platt on Monday. Frank Nelson and family visited the Dorsey Clinker home while S D and G F Rider mended after cotton tails. John Flek and family visited Aaron Landis last Sunday. Protracted meeting continues with rising interest. Church at Claypool Sunday eve. Mrs Louis C Hill visited J C Rowland and wife. Goldie Huff of Packerton visited Hall family over Sunday. Risla and Ina Hall visited Maud and Lillie Homan Sunday. Winter snow lies half knee deep as old year fades.
LaMar, who has been in Illinois for some time, arrived home last week. Art looks well and hearty and seems to have been well fed during his stay.
John Warren remains weak while Jake Newcomer shows little improvement. Harvey Lowman attends church again as Christmas nears. Will Parker and his wife visited All Study and wife Sunday. Carl Reed visited friends at Pierceton Saturday and Sunday. Amber Sands shredded corn Monday. Charles Nelson still hunting Lillies.
A series of short items record Sunday and weekend visits. Lou Victor Summe called on Charles Snake, Roy Swick made a regular trip, Edward Chink and Horton Hill worked for T. Parker, Verda Shoemaker visits from Roano, Hohman couple attended Beaver Dam church, J. W. Clink and wife visited C. F. E. Jameson, Amens Homan and Victor Summe with John Warren at Silver Lake, and Harley Regenos visited Andy Mattix’s family at Beaver Dam.
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