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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1910
Page
3
A fragmented item mentions Washington’s Farewell and Prof Botts birthday planned for Saturday January 15. The text references Russel Werking, Roy K, penny peat cards at the RECORD office, and Harve’s inquiry about a married girl walked with, all in disjoint, unclear lines.
Barred and white Plymouth Rock cockerels available from H. E. Weaver in Silver Lake R.D.2. Limited number, inquire for price and pickup details.
Roselia E Flora of Silver Lake Judiana offers to weave switches from mail combings for 50 cents each puff prices listed as 10 cents. Ad urged to paste in clock for future use.
Reports list losses around 40000 with disease lurkemia claimed two lives in Elkhart doctors say incurable. Warsaw opera house lacks a manager again as Nusbaum quit after a month. Over 500 apply for 235 census enumerator posts in thirteenth district. Milo Kling released from jail after a term since July 22, 1909. East Warsaw sees scarlet fever quarantine for 8 families. Sport injury stats show 124 deaths and 516 serious injuries in 1968. Treasury notes 85 122 154 38 in circulation averaging 34.83 per person. Autan Hastamoon of Elkhart touts petrified petroleum. George Middleton dies at 97 in North Webster. Harry Purdy and Tom Hanes, youths, jailed for $300 theft. Warsaw restaurants raise meals from 25 to 35 cents amid high food costs.
The column jokes about Harve and Wilbur in high school, notes seniors Hugh and Wilbur flip in grades, mocks spelling in Greensburg, and urges stricter gun laws to curb accidents. It lists four-month grade averages for seniors to freshmen, and critiques hunting licenses and safety.
Sale bills urged for those planning a public sale and urged to use REcorp for printing. The notice promises lower prices, newspaper advertisement inclusion, and satisfaction guaranteed.
A fragmentary report notes Gata Chopped Hande and Obiiblaine vanishing before 250 at H P Rager a source text. The unreadable OCR leaves uncertainty about exact places dates or outcomes.
A newspaper item notes a promotion at the Record Post Card Station selling numerous post cards for one cent each. The announcement highlights a wide selection and low price, inviting readers to visit and buy.
Notaries George A Brush and Charles C Hanson are listed as available at the Record Office for notary services during business hours. Call for appointments or inquiries about notary work.
Murray W. Ayert of Transit Bridge New York was near death when a courageous rescue saved his life. Hospital officials report his condition improved after the perilous incident.
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