Silver Lake Briefs and Political Dispatches
Silver Lake records show L W Myers as manager of Supscorprion Price at 31.00 a year entered at the Posterites of Silver Lake Indiana. Reported Boer surrender to the British is unfounded with latest dispatches stating defenders are surrounded but vow to fight on. Governors Sivante and Sitch of South Bend and Banks of Warsaw attend as delegates from Northern Luciana to the foods and drug congress in Washington starting March 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Menor
Cers
Croverner Sivante
Biog Sitch
Ssouth Bend
W.J Banks
Warsaw
Wyne Epaan Playl Tne
C Northerm Luciana
Nations
Washington
Democratic National Convention Location Set for Kansas City
The Democratic National Committee selects Kansas City as the site for the national convention. The date is fixed for July 4, with plans underway for event logistics and security.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic National Central
Kansas City
Indiana law limits heavy hauling on thawing roads
The Indiana general assembly proposes a statute forbidding land hauling on thawing or wet roads. It bans narrow tired wagon loads over 2,000 pounds and broad tired wagon loads over 2,500 pounds, with fines from 5 to 350 dollars per load for violations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester Tournal
Indiana
Pike Roads
General Assembly
State of
Telegram Prank Prompts Father to Ride the Nog Home
An exchange recounts a young man who habitually left home and telegraphed for money each time. After another departure his father replied with a blunt note through a telegram blank, telling him to ride the nog home, a humorous twist on the familiar money request.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe
Chimperlain's Cough Remedy Praised by Mothers
Advertised by Dr. Charles Rager as best medicine for Sabies coughs colds and croup. Claims quick relief and prevention of pneumonia with tens of thousands of cures and no failures. Notes aid in whooping cough by liquefying mucus easing expectoration and reducing paroxysms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chimperlain
Charles Rager
Nickel Plate Road Announces 1900 Round Trip Fare Offer
The Nickel Plate road offers tickets on February 20 1900 to the West Northwest and Southwest with return within twenty one days. One fare plus 32.00 for round trip. See events 272 20.
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Nickel Plate Road
Nickel Plate offers cash for scrap items in Warsaw area
Notices from Nickel Plate indicate mailed notices to general passenger agent Cleveland Ohio. They advertise cash payments at the highest market price for rags old iron rubber copper brass zinc hides wool and furs. Contact Frank Horrman N Detroit St Warsaw Indiana.
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Cleveland Ohio
Frank Horrman
Detroit St
Warsaw
Ind
Epworth League Elects Officers for 1900 at M. E. Church
The Epworth League held a Tuesday meeting and elected officers for 1900. President Walter Tridle. Vice Presidents Mrs E E Maurer. Second Vice President trout. Anna Jaques. Fourth Vice President Blanche Tridle. Secretary Oattie Wilson. Treasurer Mrs Coxiey. Officers to be installed Sunday evening.
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Epworth League
M. E. Church
Walter Tridle
E. E. Maurer
Trout
Mercy
Help
Anna Jaques
Blanche Tridle
Oattie Wilson
Mrs. Coxiey
Edna Wil
Correspondence From Rose Hill Farm Report
Jacob Cramer of Chicago visits Rose Hill with his parents. Farms reportedly traded between Buusard and Curter. Groninger plans moving to the Rantz farm. Skunk hunting thrives around the Hill. protracted meeting continues with good progress. Gravel road construction advances toward Rose Hill as Metzzers wagon breaks down in the cold.
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Jacob Cramer
Chicago
Rose Fill
Thomas Buussard
Alp. Curter
Charles Ffneman
Jacob Bussard
Charles Amiss
George Saure
Claude Ramsey
Samuel Groninger
Rantz
Mr. Groninger
Rose Till
David Metzzers
Local notes on illness and meetings near Fairview and Yellow Creek
Regenos' son is ill and John Fuller on the sick list. Frank Fuller built an ice house in the first week. John Warren's son remains under Dr Fliuview care. Mrs Francis Fuller improves after a couple of weeks. Protracted meetings continue at Valley with Charles Parker en route to Barket. A survey of an electric line to Yellow Creek Lake and Warsaw is anticipated.
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A. Regenos
John Fuller
Frank Fuller
John Warren
Fliuview
Rhodes
Yellow Creek Lake
Warsaw
Local Health and Social Notes From This Week
Mark Smith is on the sick list this week. William Mills has been indisposed for several days. William Dauser has returned from a visit in the southern part of the state. James Dillman visited Terre Haute Friday and returned Tuesday. Rev E Tatman and wife called on Arthur Smith family Tuesday. Milo Barver lies at the point of death from a fall last Saturday. Rebecca Richardson of Burkett visited Arthur Smith and family one day this week.
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Mark Smith
William Mills
William Dauser
James Dillman
Terre Maute
E. Tatman
Arthur Smith
Milo Barver
Rebecca Richardson
Burkett
Editor's Life Saved by Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
In October 1896 the editor contracted a bad cold that settled on the lungs and feared consumption. After trying a local doctor, a bottle of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy was used, leading to rapid improvement and three bottles restoring the lungs to health. For sale by Dr. Charles Rager.
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Chamberlain
Kennedy
B. S. Epwamps
Wyatt
Charles Rager
West on March 6 1900 Tickets available on above date
A brief public notice states tickets go on sale on March 6 1900 with details available from listed agents. The fragment notes an allocation or deadline and directs readers to contact agents for purchase.
A Lesson in Courtesy From Gen Graham to a West Point Lieutenant
Gen Graham Taught a West Point lieutenant to return an orderly salute at the Presidio of San Francisco. The colonel halted the officer, ordered him to salute the orderly, and had them pace in opposite directions until both observed regulations, restoring discipline and respect.
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William Montrose Graham
Fifth Artillery
Presidio of
San Francisco
Graham
West Point
Wep
Col
Mak
Woes of a Tennessee Editor In a Seemingly Mixed-Up Tale
A garbled Tennessee newspaper excerpt lampoons a local editor's misfortunes and muddled phrasing. It sketches a comically strained scene with exaggerated distances and odd spellings, satirizing journalism and regional voices.
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Supscorprion
Aesoos Bcatter
Kentucky
Homeseekers’ Excursion
Rose Bill
Yelllow
Sainte
Tennessee
Gut Howe
Silver Lake Markets
Dirks
Pete Poeerin
Record
Wim. Conrad & Son
Cleveland, Cincinnati
Chivago
ST. Louis
Michigan Division
Mailand Express
Arthur
K. BL. Martin
Ina
Cincinnati
Adam Stout
J.C. Cavender
C. E. Stout
Cashier
Adam Stout & CO
Silver Lake, Ind
S. D. Henderson
Aspire Shine
Posses
Hhr
Bredge Handa Bb
Belvidere
Ill
Silver Lab
E. B. Flavien, M. D
Central Drug Store
Sarah Kline
George W. Yotter
James W. Arthur
Worth
Manchester, Ind
J. D. Gill
P.O
Bionroe Wedrick
Adics
Childrens
Alvin Bowen
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