Local Sickness and Community News From Beaver Dam Area
Fairview Ringletts Irvin Parker and family are ill with the flu Elmer Burker visited Orville Correll and family Friday Willus Hoffman and wife recovering from flu Paul Newcomb and daughter Mary Catherine on the sick list Many homes report sickness John Fitton and family visited daughter Mrs Russel Barber and family People attended Rhodes and Snodgrass sale at Claypool Revival at Beaver Dam closed Sunday night Farmer's Equity Union met in Chicago A D Sands attended the union meeting George Parker of South Bend visited his parents South Bend seems too large so he chose Beaver Dam for a smaller place No Sunday School held locally due to Beaver Dam union Sunday School attendance
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Parker
South Bend
Mr. Parker
Beaver Dam
Advertising and obituary rates for subscribers and churches
The notice outlines advertising and obituary pricing. Subscribers’ families up to 26 lines, non subscribers charged per line. Card of Thanks costs 3 cents per line with a 25 cent minimum. Churches or societies may publish event notices for fundraising at 3 cents per line per issue. Free option listed as 3 cents.
Citizens find duty in safer sidewalks and practical spring cues
A collection of light essays notes civic duties and seasonal changes. It mentions pedestrians safety, proper conduct on icy sidewalks, daylight saving, and hints at spring with seed catalogs arriving. It also includes social observations on dancing and chorus line norms.
Lakeside Items News Update From Claypool And Vicinity
Frank Hill on sick list and Rev Hutchison from Claypool has flu. Frank Ulsh hauled wood Monday. Mrs Ed Clink ill but improving. Uncle Amos Homan unwell. Ed Clink drives the school bus due to Jesse Bainter’s illness. Irvin Parker family improving. Merritt Longbrake to have sausage he butchered. Theo Parker Carl Longbrake and Eiulis Hill helped at T J Dick residence in Claypool. fire damaged upper story but firemen saved lower part.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merritt Longbrake
Theo. Parker
Carl Longbrake
Eiulis Hill
T. J. Dick
Claypool
Morning's Laugh Puzzle Reveals Letter L
Chief Garrity unfolds a humorous note found in mail and realizes the riddle hinges on the letter L. The joke lists phrases like before behind and twice as bad, ending with the reveal that the common thread is the letter L.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uke
Paul
Glando Tonic Promises Health Against Colds
Leading doctors warn of flu and illnesses this season and urge keeping liver, kidneys and bowels active. Glando Tonic is marketed to start secretions, expel poisons, and rebuild the body, with claims it relieves colds when taken early. The Grand-Aid Co. Fort Wayne Ind Rexall Store, is the source.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand-Aid Co
Fort Wayne
Ind
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S. B. Flora
the Quality Cash Grocery
Hugo P. Gemmer
Silver Lake
Chicago
Frank
Silver Lake Town Hall
the Record Pub. Co., Brush & Hanson, Proprietors
Silver Cake
Fairview
Irvin Parker
Elmer Burker
Orville Correll
Family
Willus Hoffman
Wife
Paul Newcomb
Mary Catherine
John Fitton
Russel Barber
A.D. Sands
Farmer’s Equity Union
This Place
Union
United States Mail
Frank Hill
Rev. Hutchison
Frank Ulsh
Ed. Clink
Amos Homan
Ed Clink
Jesse Bainter
Farmers Lumber & Coal Co
Silver Lake, Indiana
Oo. J. Cripe
Bennie Drudge
John Deere
F&f Hardware Co
Garrity
FIR
J. Lavey @ Sons
City Hall
North
Manchester
Cele Saatheas
Avalon Farms
J. R. Norman
Silver Lake Ind
Mickie
Nanny Glack
Neio
Rexall
Shubert
MIN Kk
Indiana
Austin Ave
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