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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1907
Page
3
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A digestant called Ko dol digests what you eat and allows the stomach to rest and recover strength. It is advertised as a highly efficient corrective. Sold by the Corner Drug Store.
Harry Taylor works for Frank Hill while Johnson sells a horse to George Bouse. Riley Parker and Russell Ring made their usual trip Saturday evening. Mrs. Catharine Bouse of Silver Lake visited last week. The C. E. Jameson sale drew good prices for property. Clyde Shoemaker and wife stay at Wilson Regents home. Jacob Teeter and family visited P. W. Snoke home Sunday. Billy McCormick visited William Snoke home last weekend. A J Taylor plans to move to Germantown after buying the D. W. Parker farm. Albert Beeber and wife, Ervin Parker and family, and J. W. Clink visited Charles Regents last Sunday. John Beeber may move to Germantown after buying north Germantown property.
Ottis Rhodes and his wife of near Niles Michigan, along with Solomon Rhodes and his wife from near Beaverdam, were visitors at the Charles Johnston residence on Monday.
Local resident Charles Walters of Allegheny Sierra County reports long years in California plagued by burns sores wounds and sprains. Bucklen’s Arnica Salve is advertised as a universal cure with a 25 cent guarantee at Arger’s drug store.
Monday effects reported. John Eber and family visited Clarence Eber. Isaac Platt and wife stayed several days with Ed Brady near Gilead. Jacob Weller and wife with baby girl visited his mother near Roann. Nellie Lynch returned from Rochester last Saturday ill with malaria. John Smith of Nebraska and Henry Ullinker from this place were seen in Akron Monday.
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John S Metzger announces a public sale at his residence three miles east and three miles north of Silver Lake on Monday February 18 1907. Items include a full blood Jersey cow, another cow, a Jersey heifer, about five dozen chickens a grindstone buggy harness wool blankets potatoes canned fruit a sewing machine and numerous other articles. The sale begins at 1 o'clock with J D Gill as auctioneer.
Warsaw visitors Amber Sands and Ottie Valentine with Harley Regenos delivered a team to Brad Popham near Claypool. James Reed and Carl Reed plus wives dined with S A Hohman. Emma Lowman and Wilber and James Reed visited Huntington. The meeting drew good attendance.
Mrs B F Shoemaker and Co announce a public sale at the McCreary farm two miles southwest of Silver Lake on One Wood farm. The listing includes two good cows, three calves, two yearlings, twelve brood sows, breaking plows, harrow, wagon, sled, chains, hay rake, harness, and seed corn. Sale starts at 10 o'clock with J S Marsh and usual terms with 9 months time.
Public sale of livestock on the Simon Miller farm near Akron and a farm north and west of Silver Lake. Auction lists horses cattle hogs sheep and farm implements with nine months credit, sales begin at 10 o clock and 10:30 am respectively. Proceeds support local societies and aid groups.
John Pleasant of Magnola Ind recalls a lesson six years ago and endorses Dr King’s New Life Pills. He says the longer he takes them the better they work and that they please everyone. Available at H P Rager’s drugstore for 25 cents.
In Silver Creek residents report a general grip as Frei Stetty moved his household nearby, reflecting local displacement concerns and unsettled conditions in the area.
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