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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 24, 1910
Page
2
Victor Mook of Tippecanoe Township and Jacob Whiteleather of Plain Township announce their names will be presented at the Kosciusko County Republican convention as candidates for County Auditor subject to convention decisions.
A fragmentary notice from Silver Lake and Turkey Creek Township shows Leroy Leonard seeking the Clerk of the Kosciusko Circuit Court nomination and Ira Gants aiming for Recorder, both subject to the Republican county convention.
A. J. Logan of Washington Township announces his name will be placed before the Republican county convention as a candidate for Treasurer, subject to the convention's decision.
Licana Kosciusko County announces that his name will be presented to the forthcoming Republican county convention as a candidate for nomination for sheriff, subject to the convention's decision. T S Keller of Lake Township signs the notice.
A brief notice profiles a sturdy farm horse named Enderson Srown valued for labor on rural acreage. The item highlights strength, reliability, and usefulness in field tasks, with emphasis on practical, steady performance.
The request asks for one or two concise weekly REcorps items to enrich columns. It invites identifying readable, non-sensitive local snippets from recent reports and presenting them as compact headline and summary items for publication.
George A Brush and Charles C Hanson are notaries who operate at the Record Office. They advise on notary services during regular business hours and can assist with any notary work needed.
A fragmented report describes a perilous blizzard and the grippe illness sweeping communities. It notes danger signals including nasal symptoms and throat grip, with widespread suffering and risk of death amid cold and fever.
A catalog style notice describes a sale of farm implements including a stove and coral burner. It applies usual terms with nine months time and a three percent discount for cash on time sales. Officials listed include David Rowland J D Gill Auditor W H Kern Clerk.
Auction on Thursday March 3 at one o clock lists 44 tons Timothy hay 225 bushels corn 125 shocks fodder and farm tools. Items include horses cattle hogs and farming implements. Terms eight months time two percent off for cash on time sales. J D Gill auditor W A Kern clerk Alex Netzen.
Ed Collins will sell his entire livery stock at a public sale at this place on the specified date. The event will include horses and related equipment offered to bidders by competitive bidding, with terms to be announced at the sale.
A sale offers 25 head of horses aged 3, 10 rubber tire buggies, various carriages and harness gear plus blankets and robes. Terms disclosed day of sale. Sale starts at 11 o clock with Cal D Gil Audr and W H Kern as clerks. Jacob Kern hosts at his farm 34 miles southwest of Burkett at the Samuel Ricke farm site.
He will sell 4 head of good young horses, 15 head of cattle, 2 bred sows, 20 head of good ewes, 900 bushels of corn and 7 tons of timothy hay. Usual terms. Sale to begin at 10 o'clock with J D Gill Audr and W H.
If you plan a public sale call on the RECORD. prices are lower than any in the vicinity. We offer free newspaper advertisement to all who have their bills printed at the RECORD with satisfaction guaranteed.
Cartoon caption humor notes that when railroad cars telescope, passengers see stars. The quip reflects lighthearted irony about train collisions and public misfortune. The line captures a playful, perilLite sentiment common in London Fun humor.
A narrator recalls a Persian anecdote from a book by Mr. James about a brass plate lost from a saddle and a dignified stranger with a gilt crest. Hassan Ali explains the crest on a servant’s hat bears the narrator’s supposed badge and motto, revealing confusion over ownership and status.
The Silver Lake census asks heads of families about names ages relationships birthplaces and immigration status among other details. Questions cover marriage children occupation literacy home ownership veteran status and disability.
A Wells Maine traveler with thirty years on the road describes two nervous prostrations and lingering sleeplessness. He credits Dr Miles Restorative Nervine with restoring balance and easing nervous symptoms and related organ exhaustion.
The Reverend J B Alleman of Warsaw is dangerously ill at age 72, suffering from rheumatism and other complications. Civil War veteran John Smith died at his Warsaw home last Thursday at 72 after ten years with palsy.
Mrs. Julia Jordan aged 92 died at her daughter Mrs. Jefferson Worthington’s home in Akron last Sunday after a prolonged illness from general debility.
Mrs. E W Higber of Milford heads to Havana to visit daughter Miss Clarise Higbee while Chicago plans a towering New Morrison hotel on a 100 by 100 foot site with thirty stories and 800 rooms at 2 dollars per day, costing 3 million dollars.
A Connecticut woman recently died leaving 2500 dollars for a horse and 10000 dollars for a small lap dog named Tiny. The will faces a legal challenge as challengers seek to redirect all or part of the funds to a different cause.
The passage looks forward to spring with sun melts snow and robins return. It urges people to go out into the country, plow and plant, enjoy renewed life, and find blessing in the fields and woods as green returns to hills and meadows.
Soap should not be used on white enamel or gloss paint as it dulls the finish. Melt a cupful of carpenters glue in warm water to clean the paint and restore a high gloss like new paint. The housekeeper will then view glue as a household necessity.
Instructions explain treating dark greasy rainwater stored in cisterns or barrels. Add half pound powdered alum and half pound powdered borax per fifty barrels of water to settle sediment. In a few hours the water becomes clear.
The article explains removing egg stains from silver with salt or a wet cloth for bright results. It then advises washing the silver in warm water and pure soap. It also offers a method to resize a skirt top by dampening the top edge and pressing with a hot iron to shrink it enough to fit the belt.
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