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L. W. Myrrs, Manager, entered at the Silver Lake Indiana post office as second class matter.
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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1900
Page
5
L. W. Myrrs, Manager, entered at the Silver Lake Indiana post office as second class matter.
A January 26 1900 notice cites Governor Mount's firm stance against trusts and reports he plans action against the Standard Oil Company. The piece notes prior authors and thinkers, while wishing him success in the season.
Michigan City state prison warden will introduce hand looms to employ inmates making blankets towels sheets and bed ticking. Looms to be added gradually with first purchases soon. The Pioneer of Wolf Lake Noble county boasts a four page weekly aimed at promoting Long Swamp despite its slime and insects. A Southern states move to exclude negroes from public schools by cost shares is deemed shortsighted. educating African Americans is seen as the region's only hope to alleviate southern woes.
The article notes the earth receives only a tiny fraction of solar radiation and warns that if heat were concentrated it would render Earth uninhabitable. It also mentions cross country phone costs and ownership of telephone systems, contrasting U S monopoly with Switzerland.
The Warsaw Daily Times reports the Immortal J N returned from Marion and Anderson and will operate from Warsaw, running both directions. An incident on a Pennsylvania line near Fort Wayne describes a conductor refusing to ferry J N without fare, prompting a brash exchange that ended with the traveler paying up. The piece ends by deriding J N as a nuisance and urging confinement in a padded cell.
The Clay and Lake townships teachers met for their fifth joint institute at Claypool on Saturday January 20. The program included Organic Education Recitation How to Teach Reading Child Study Primary Arithmetic and Geography astronomy lesson and duties for the next meeting were assigned with adjournment to meet in Silver Lake on February 17.
Members of the Lutheran Aid Society met with Mrs. Old father last week to honor president Mrs. J. J. Babcock for her service. A surprise gift of an umbrella stand and fine glasses was presented by Mrs. Chb. Leonard who delivered the speech. Babcock was re-elected president with officers Jake Rager as vice president, Mrs. Leonard as secretary, and Mrs. Robinson as treasurer. The next meeting will be at Mrs. Judd Babcock's home.
F M Jaqurs proclaims a complete stock of seasonable goods at old prices as far as possible. He highlights a large line of shoes rubbers and felt goods to be reduced and urges customers to bring produce and poultry for fair weight.
A revival at a neighborhood church in Wabash County features confessions as a woman admits stealing $2.50 from an unaware woman and a farmer recounts setting his dog on neighboring dogs, killing two. He offers to pay $310, but the neighbor, in a Christian spirit, splits the difference and accepts $5.
Pierson drug store manager Martin reports strong sales of Chamberlains Cough Remedy with five bottles sold to a customer. The remedy is praised for stopping coughs healing sore throats and lungs and providing quick relief during grippe season according to South Chicago Daily Calumet. Sold by Dr. Rager.
A list of admonitions and maxims urging restraint and prudent timing. The speaker warns against premature actions and hasty judgments, suggesting patience, courtesy, and self awareness in daily decisions.
Center gatherings draw growing interest with many attending as souls are being saved. Ezra Beigh and family joined Samuel Clink and kin, while Mrs. James Stevens visits this vicinity. Nora Price heads to Denver after winter stay with Alfred and family.
Nickel Plate Road promotes a home seekers excursion from January 16 to February 6 1900 to the West Northwest and Southwest. Round trip fare is one fare plus two dollars with 21 day return validity. Inquiries available through Nickel Plate Road agents.
The Nickel Plate Road markets its service as the people's route with the best quality at low rates. It touts a peerless trio of through express trains daily with palace sleeping cars and an unexcelled dining car, promising superior service, elegant equipment, and complete comfort for travelers.
Frank Horrman offers cash for rags old iron rubber copper brass zinc hides wool and furs at his Warsaw Indiana location on North Detroit Street. Buyers can get immediate payment.
Notice of appointment by the Kosciusko Circuit Court Clerk naming George W. Yotter as Administrator of the estate of Sarah Kline, late of Kosciusko County, Indiana, declared solvent.
The Liberty Mills Enterprise editor advocates a nationwide boycott of trusts. He ridicules specific industries including steel, soap, tobacco, sugar, whisky, oil, and coal, urging alternative consumer choices and temperate habits to “drive them to the wall.”
The article extols the Nickel Plate Road as highly popular with travelers. It highlights a trio of through express trains daily in each direction, uniformed porters on day coaches, and superior dining car service, all at rates lower than competing lines.
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