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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 24, 1916
Page
4
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Charles O Signs of Wabash county, a Republican, seeks the joint senatorial nomination for Kusciusko and Wabash counties. He is an Indiana University graduate, former public school teacher, now a practical farmer, and has served as precinct committeeman and on the county central committee. He has never run for office before and is described as well qualified to serve Kusciusko and Wabash counties.
Henderson of Mount Cobb, Ua, a farmer and blacksmith, has built a working wooden foot with socket heel and jointed moving toes, aimed to rival artificial feet. He is also developing an artificial hand with movable fingers able to grip and tie objects, claiming near natural use for amputees.
Ralph Dowel of Hartford visited the city earlier this week. Pierr Underhill returned to Wabash Sunday after a two week stay and resumed work as yard clerk for the Big Four on Monday. Postmaster Minear traveled from Claypool last Saturday.
Bramwe ll Williams of Warsaw Indiana and Charles O Signs of North Manchester announce candidacy for joint and state senator seats representing Kosciusko and Wabash counties. Both filings specify Republican and Progressive party understanding and primary election date March 7, 1916.
Jesse E. Eschbach of Warsaw announces candidacy for the Republican nomination for Kosciusko county representative to the State Legislature in the upcoming primary on Tuesday March 7.
Roscoe Ferrerda visited en route to Leesburg after a stint with the Big Four at Fairmount. Sonia Colbert spent Sunday with relatives near Wabash. Mrs. J. M. Amiss visited Warsaw and attended the K of P convention. Downings offers felt mattresses from 6.50 to 12.00. Mrs. H. C. Lowman visited Warsaw visiting son Wilbur and family. Mrs. J. Zimmerman and daughter visited North Manchester. Rubber boots advertised at 2.98. Gertrude Quay visited Read the classified columns. S. A. Canada and baby traveled to Monterey for a family visit. Harness work offered at 1.00 per double set or 0.50 for single at Johnsons Harness Shop Silver Lake. C. C. Hanson mashed two fingers when a door closed Friday. Vint Taylor and wife visiting T. C. Johnson home in North Manchester this week.
The notice lists Francis M. Downing of Claypool and Isaac Phillips as candidates for Kosciusko County coroner, subject to the March primary election. Charles A. Kelly and others are mentioned in connection with the same primary process. The text also notes social visits and local commerce references amid the election notices.
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