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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1913
Page
8
Robert Smith came back to Elkhart last Friday after several weeks at the Underhill and Pearson homes. Mrs. Ed Schoch and her daughter also returned to Fort Wayne last Friday after a several days visit at the Pearson home.
Frances Rager and Harry Bouse returned home from New York where they had been with two cars of poultry for Braude and Ditzler firm.
Lyman Higgins and family of South Bend arrived Wednesday as guests of Smith Higgins and family. 25 name cards printed for 10 cents at the REcord office. George Newhouse returned Saturday from Muncie after a fifteen day visit with friends and relatives. Old papers for sale at 5 cents per bunch. James Babcock from War down. A B Cline transacted business in Warsaw last Friday and attended the I O O F installation at Jacob Hay home. R F COD invites readers to send local items to the office or call 62. Chiropractor ads promote adjustment and spondylotherapy. Mrs. Margaret Meese returned to Knightstown after a visit with her son and parents northwest of town. Bears the signature of Is
Mrs Orpha Butterbaugh attends the Bible conference of the Church of the Brethren in North Manchester this week. He Mi La Cherry Flips a confection delights readers. Alva and George Summe bought a carload of buggies in Butler and will bring them for inspection. Self threading needles praised for ease of sewing. Mrs Catharine Hill north of town is slowly improving after several weeks of illness.
Alvin Robinson from Warsaw visits. Mrs. J W Yates at Jamez Helser place for Blanch Helser tonsillitis. Gift ideas include He Mi La Cherry Flips in a tasty box. Elmer Hickman of Warsaw did business here. Rufus Snyder and brother left for prospecting in Michigan. Subscribe or renew at the Record office for $1 per year. Mrs. Jack Burt visits Montpelier Ohio. Mrs. J W Ferrerda visits North Manchester. Consider sending the Record to absent friends as Christmas gift. Robert Wiltrout visits Bourbon and returns home. Charles Shull and family visit Calvin Grosso home near Roan. Frank J Cheney swears firm will pay $100 for each catarrh case not cured by Hall’s Catarrh Cure. testimonials mailed. Hall’s Catarrh Cure sold by druggists. uses internal remedy.
Real estate listings offer 120 acres of good level land with soil and buildings, 64 miles from the Daviess county seat, Missouri 320 acres 34 miles from a railroad town, 21 acres with an eight room house and barn in South Wabash, plus an Economy cream separator. Properties range from 12 to 280 acres and include farms in Kosciuski and Wabash counties and many town and city listings for sale or trade.
A reader urging immediate action promotes insuring property with the Queen Insurance Company. The note emphasizes low rates and the risk of loss without coverage, asserting the company is reliable and thorough.
A-1-3 JOHN O. BALL posts a formal farm notice declaring no hunting or trespassing allowed on the property. The sign states explicit prohibition and asserts property rights.
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