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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1913
Page
5
Local column from Gospel Hill reports names and health updates. Jacob Alrey improves while Grandma Smith and others show mixed recovery. Several families visit relatives and attend church events. Fox hunting misadventure ends in a dog reveal.
An advertisement claims Dr King s New Discovery cures coughs colds and lung ailments. Testimony from a Floydada resident reports a 15 pound gain after using the medicine bought at Rager & Jontz with money back guarantee if it fails.
Winter weather arrives with social notes from Possum Hollow. Individuals mentioned include Master Joe Bouse on sick list and Ervin Way traveling to Michigan for factory work. Social visits feature Lands Kline and family with Rufus Spyder and family, Rufus Souter and family, Ed Wende and family, and Hazel Edith Wline, Laven Snyder with Hellen Ruth Bohnstedt.
Monroe Paulus will hold a public sale at his farm residence one mile north of Silver Lake on Saturday March 10 13. The auction includes 5 head of horses, farming implements, a lot of hay, 200 bushels of corn and Biz seed vats. Usual terms with 3 percent interest for cash. Sale begins at 1 o'clock with J D Gill as auctioneer and D Homman as clerk.
Perry Metzger and family visited Sunday at the James Beigh home. George Beigh and family spent Sunday at the Nelson Beigh home. Samuel Rhoades and family were guests at the Jake Baker home. Nelson Keigh and wife visited the Will Bowser home north-west of Clay. E A Arnold and family and Oder Arnold and family visited the William Dahlem home near Center. Mr and Mrs Roscoe Keplinger moved onto the Eli Keplinger place east of Silver Lake. The community notes a week of ice making for summer.
New Grand Central Terminal in New York debuts as a vast comfort and convenience district. It houses convention halls hotels clubs post office stores and restaurants with 33 miles of railway tracks on two levels serving through and suburban routes and separating inbound and outbound traffic.
Four weeks of use stimulate the liver and improve digestion. Removes blood impurities and clears pimples and eruptions on face and body. Feel better and begin at once. Buy from Rager and Jontz.
An advertisement touts Dr King’s New Discovery as soothing irritated throat and lungs, stopping chronic coughing, and relieving tickling throat. It urges buyers to use it consistently and lists Rager & Jontz as the place to purchase.
Day for wrecks and several residents were on the streets Tuesday including Mr and Mrs Eli Netzen and Mr and Mrs Summe while Mrs Wm Little visits Elkhart relatives. Joe and Ervin Parker hold a big sale Saturday February 15 and Mahlon Rickel bought a fine span of colts. Hiram Haney adapts to farming after moving to the country with Theodore Parker also seen out Monday.
An old advertisement touts Electric Bitters as a health booster with claims of restoring tone and vigor. The rest reports the funeral of Mrs. Catharine Hill, a serious illness of Solomon Protsman, and visits by Elis Parker and J L Parker plus a Sunday sermon by Rev Friberger with a two week return.
Notice to hunters states no hunting or trespassing allowed on the A-1-30 JOHN 0 BALL farm. The owner prohibits entry and hunting activities on the property.
Mrs. Bruce Crawford of Niagra Missouri says Dr. King's New Discovery transformed her ill, weak boy into a healthy child. The ad promotes its safe use for colds coughs throat and lung troubles and notes Rager & Jontz as retailers.
The undersigned is appointed by the Clerk of the Kosciusko Circuit Court as Administrator of the estate of the deceased in Indiana. The notice informs creditors and interested parties of the appointment and invites claims against the estate within a statutory period.
Edwin Garman of Kosciusko County is listed as deceased with an estate described as solvent. William Dahlem is named as administrator, with January 31, 1913 provided as the relevant date.
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