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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 1901
Page
4
The Auburn Coatier Printers oppose the use of cards of thanks urging the public to assist them. They hope the public will come to their rescue, though no friend or neighbor is expected to be publicly thanked for such reasonable yet voluntary aid.
State Geologist Bratchley completes a report on marl deposits in Indiana. There are thirty three deposits statewide, each covering 160 acres and ten feet deep, enough to run a 500 barrel per day factory for thirty years. Deposits by county include Kosciusko eight, Stuben six, Noble four, LaGrange four, Marshall two, Richart two, Whitley two, LaPorte two, St Joseph one, Fulton one, and Starke one.
A woman donned a masquerade devil outfit to frighten her hard drinking husband into reform. She revealed herself at the door, speaking in sepulchral tones, only to hear him greet her with a casual deflection and reveal he was her brother in law, married to his sister.
The Indianapolis Independent recalls early couples starting from nothing, enduring pioneer privations and building life from the bottom. It laments modern young people wanting immediate comforts and accoutrements, suggesting many men hesitate to marry for lack of readiness.
Fragmentary notice describes using a resin based remedy at home and Chamberlain’s cough remedy as directed. It claims the remedy counters any tendency to worsen grip and pneumonia, suggesting a quick recovery.
John Leonard moved to town this week and John Gall has returned from a southern trip. F. M. Jaques attended the Tillman sale on Wednesday. I Grease of Claypool visited on business, Leroy Leonard runs a branch store in Warsaw, and Blue of Mentone guest of Chip Hanea family Thursday. Floyd Henderson shows improvement after illness. Eaton and wife near Bar ket visited with Ed Snake Wednesday. I. C. O. F. members from this place were joined by brothers in Claypool lodge. Walter Tyer of Indianapolis subscribed to the Indianapolis Journal. Fox hooters from Claypool passed through town with hounds. Fred Morris and Walter Weaverick from Westine visited Ed Skinner. Miner Hosman near Akron returned from Indianapolis to see ill father. Charlie Reed family Frank Heeter and Will Clinker families guests of Jacob Haney. L. W. Myers went to Alexandria to help Mrs Cook move goods. she plans to make this town her future home. Dunlap and Graves of Warsaw in Silver Lake exploring relocation. Jackson Township School led by Artie Carr. No.6 taught by Leroy Rowland. visit to Anna Armey’s school last Friday. A Fireman’s Close Call noted.
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