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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1910
Page
3
Local school page shares student grades led by Janiors Husi Snyder and Wilbur Miller with scores near 90. A love letter excerpt circulates among freshmen as the Walking Club forms in Richmond and teachers report improved class discipline and clean floors project.
Witnesses report two boys seen on our streets Saturday with a pair of mules. The sighting notes they appeared to be driving the animals, suggesting the pair may have been guiding the mules along the roadway.
An advertisement notes hundreds of postcards available for one cent each at the Record Post Card Station, inviting shoppers to select from a wide array of cards at a minimal price.
Weather fine and dandy at Silver Creek with 8. D. Rider injured this week. A meeting crowd gathered Saturday evening as organizers hoped for plenty of food. Miss Lenora Brady from Flatrock and Mrs. Platt drove to Akron on Tuesday. Mrs. BH Clinker and daughter Mrs. V Warren visited Akron on Saturday. Vern Warren and family near Olsy pool spent Sunday at Henry Clinker’s. Tableta one cent featured in The Record. J.B. Richard and family with Mr. Cart.
Miss Jennie Riley is at home again Mrs James Reed is down with the grip Preaching next Sunday Everyone invited Aaron Widner is suffering with a bad cold William Hoffman is improving at this time A skating party on our lake Monday evening Billie visited the city of Palestine Monday Mrs James Riley was a Warsaw visitor Monday Dr Leiter of Glaypool was seen on our streets Friday
In the fragment the office is handed to its representatives and a phone number 62 appears. The readable details are sparse and no further context is clear.
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