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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1907
Page
2
Northern Indiana teachers plan a conference in South Bend on April 4 and 5 with arrangements nearing completion. The report also notes regional coal shortages and hardships in the northwest, with fatalities from exposure in southern Indiana and other local events.
Rev. Verling W. Helm of North Manchester plans to return to Japan where he spent years as a YMCA worker. His family will leave at month's end to continue the mission begun by the Helm family earlier in their Japan service.
Representative J E Eschbach left Monday forenoon for Indianapolis to attend Republican caucuses before the Indiana legislature opens on Thursday January 10. He has no bill to offer, allowing him to avoid trades and focus on his county's interests. The Warsaw Daily Times expresses great confidence in Eschbach.
The Department of Justice moves against Standard Oil Company with force, causing the firm’s stock to decline by 149 million dollars. The action targets alleged illegal practices and reshapes the company’s market standing amid antitrust scrutiny.
An attack claims the moneyed interests and Roosevelt fight to curb a powerful "monster of unrighteousness." It argues Americans prefer government ownership of trusts to trusts owning people, warning that retreat could usher in rampant socialism.
The article warns that pneumonia is a major seasonal killer from fall to spring, worse than consumption in some years. It emphasizes self care, fresh air, avoiding chill and damp, and moderation, urging readers to bolster their own defenses to avoid the disease. Goldsmith & Boots promotes sale prices on caps gloves mitts shirts underwear and duck coats.
The undersigned will sell at public sale at his place two miles east and one mile south of Silver Lake on the old Rowland farm near the Leffel school house. Proceeds to be used for settling debts and distributing remaining assets. Items include livestock farming equipment and household goods. Public auction begins early morning with clear title to goods.
A sale catalog lists 9 horses including geldings mares and foal prospects plus 24 head of cattle with dairy cows calves and a Durham bull and 11 hogs with sows and shoats. Items include farming implements furniture barley fodder hay and other articles. German Apostist Ladies Aid Society serves dinner. sale starts at 10 o'clock.
John Kemp of Otisfield Maine claims Buckiene Arnica Salve relieves chilblains and salt rheum and has broader healing use. The ad asserts cure for fever sores ulcers piles burns wounds frost bites and skin diseases and advertises the 25 cent remedy at H P Rag er's drug store.
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