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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 17, 1910
Page
2
The piece urges honesty and generosity. It stresses that a willing debtor should settle debts to ease social strain and cheer others, noting the impact of a kind word and the burden of waiting creditors. It ends with a call to action to begin paying what is owed.
John Howard of Napanee dies after alcohol related incident. Wabash accountant faces $1000 expense. Gary mayoral details and an anti swearing club to be formed. Encampment for GoA set in Terre Haute May 25 26 27. Wells county to hold county option election on Feb 28. Northern Indiana Teachers Association meets in Fort Wayne early April. Northern Indiana Methodist conference at Bluffton early April. Northern Indiana high schools to hold track and field meet and oratorical contest at Notre Dame on May 14. Jordon Rhodes of North Manchester.
Advert says grip and related winter illnesses threaten thousands with coughs, fevers, and back head pain. A reader testifies one bottle cured three weeks of grip, claiming it saves lungs and prevents hemorrhages. Product priced 45 cents or 81 cents and guaranteed by Rager.
The Syracuse cement factory has shut for several weeks to undergo repairs. The main plant operates continuously with night and Sunday shifts. Three work shifts are employed.
Frank Freiger aged 38 of Kendallville lies unconscious at home after firing twice at his abdomen with a revolver in a failed self inflicted act. He is believed to be non fatal, with expectations of recovery.
C. C. Kesterson, a 24 year old brakeman on the Pennsylvania, was struck by a train at Pierceton Tuesday and his right leg was amputated below the knee. He leaves a wife and two children in Fort Wayne.
A readable fragment notes farmers offering several farms with possession available in March. The line suggests readiness to change hands this spring and implies multiple properties ready for transfer.
Dr Kings New Life claims to ease constipation biliousness and dyspepsia and to improve digestion and kidney and bowel function. Advertises 25 cents at Rager's with a promise of quick, easy, dependable relief.
The democrats of the First Precinct of Lake township will meet in caucus at the Town Hall on Saturday, February 19, 1910 at 2:00 PM to nominate and elect a precinct officer. COMMITTEE.
W A Lansberry nearly died when his wagon was struck by a Pennsylvania engine at Warsaw last August. He settled with the railroad for 459 dollars out of court through his and the company's attorneys.
A movement in Chicago seeks 100000 dollars to fund the ant saloon league effort in the April election. The required signatures plus fourteen thousand more to call a vote have been secured, signaling a spirited and contested campaign ahead.
Mrs William Dair a prominent Syracuse woman was severely injured at Milford Junction when struck by an eastbound B and O freight train Tuesday evening She was thrown about sixty feet and suffers facial head and right side injuries along with a broken right leg just above the knee.
An unusually heavy increase is revived at the fifty largest post offices in January. The five offices with the greatest percentage gain over January last year are Hartford Connecticut Springfield Massachusetts Portland Ore Denver Colorado and Chicago. The overall increase for the period is 11.27 percent, signaling improved business conditions.
An American showing Munich friends New York sights debates which leg Shakespeare statue in Central Park rests on. The argument splits Americans until a polite observer notes the figure is Shakespeare not Lincoln.
The Democrats of the Second Precinct of Lake Township will meet in caucus at E M Snake's blacksmith shop on Saturday afternoon February 19 at 2 00 for the purpose of nominating and electing a precinct chairman.
Victor Mook of Tippecanoe Township and Jacob Whiteleather of Plain Township announce their names will be presented at the upcoming Republican county convention for nomination as County Auditor.
O Leroy Leonard of Silver Lake announces candidacy for Clerk of the Kosciusko Circuit Court subject to the Republican convention decision. He frames the bid as a party candidate and records his intent for the upcoming selection.
A candidate named TRAGANTS seeks nomination as Recorder at the Kosadako county convention subject to convention choice. The filing notes presentation of the name at the upcoming county gathering for nomination consideration. Turkey Creek Township associated.
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