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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1915
Page
4
A brief urging action highlights a no cost appeal urging readers to take part or consider a proposal with emphasis on ease and immediate benefit. The piece frames the action as simple and risk free, inviting audience participation and attention from local residents.
A damaged OCR snippet contains unreadable numbers and terms. The readable fragment mentions months and values but lacks clear subjects, actions, or parties to identify a specific notice.
A quotation emphasizes the rural press's role in farm communities, urging farmers to subscribe locally to support education, efficiency, and public life. It contrasts city scandals with the farm’s higher duties and calls the rural press to guide growth and policy.
A lighthearted column notes February as a short month filled with anniversaries and boasts of town pride. It invites readers to help capture and deliver any missed items to the Rec ORD office, promising a reward for contributions.
The piece contrasts farm kickers like the cow and mule with town kickers who resist progress or demand gains without paying. It notes the cow may be slaughtered for beef and the mule traded for a gun, but only a funeral will end the town kicker’s influence.
An ad-style message urges immediate action against colds and germs. It promotes Dr Bell's pine tar honey as a cough suppressant and lung soother, claiming it loosens mucus and stops coughs, with a guaranteed result for 250 at the local druggist.
Brash and Hanson announce at the Recorp office in Silver Lake that they are an authorized subscription agency. They offer subscriptions to any magazine and provide catalogues with Money Saving Magazine Clubs to save customers time and money.
Readers interested in a neumatic sweeper should read the end of the Duntley Sweeper Co. ad in the Record. Machines are fully guaranteed and priced reasonably. The Record people use the Duntley and won’t be without one. Write for agency or call the Record office to order. Try one at home and you will never let it go.
Information from Akron states Lena Rivers will be presented at the opera house tomorrow evening. Manager Mr Gast guarantees the play with ticket prices 15 25 and 35 cents.
Regular preaching at the Lutheran church is announced for Sunday morning January 7. The service includes reception of members and welcomes those who wish to unite with the church to be baptized or confirmed.
W A Bone of Silver Lake Indiana announces a public sale Tuesday February 9 two miles west and three miles north of North Manchester and three miles east and two miles south of Silver Lake. Auction includes 10 horses and mules 7 cattle 30 mule foot hogs and a large list of farm implements and machinery. A dinner will be served and presents given to high bidders.
Sherman Rittenhouse will hold a public sale at his place one mile south and one and a half miles east of town on Thursday February 11. Items include 4 head horses 20 head cattle 46 head hogs 10 head sheep farming implements hay corn potatoes and about 10 dozen chickens. Usual terms with eight months time.
Albert Moore will hold a public sale three miles southwest of town on the Joseph Jontz farm Friday February 12. Items include 5 horses 8 cattle hogs farm implements corn hay fodder potatoes chickens and household goods. Sale starts 10 30 am.
On Saturday February 13 a public sale in Chester, Bouse town will offer 4 horses 3 head cattle 1 head hogs farm implements corn hay straw fodder and miscellaneous house hold goods including cats.
At the Albert Bohnstedt home three miles east of town on Saturday February wb Bobnstedt and Tucker will sell 35 head of cattle and hogs, two horses, farm implements, corn and fodder. See large bills for description and terms.
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