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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1908
Page
4
Jones store hawks handmade harness robes and blankets while Dr. Postill and wife visit Fowler area friends. Local trades advertise fence hay and health remedies as residents trade news and shop amidst town.
Alspaugh and Babcock display Rex Roller Ball Bearing Buggies with one in stock in a few days. New robes and blankets at the Harness Shop. Mrs Hines worsens with ill health. Mr and Mrs Van Kissinger welcome a son born Friday Jan 24. Telegraph operator W Elmer Reinoehl visiting. Send the Record as a gift subscription option.
A local note reviews Gardlands stoves and ranges as brightening homes. Yellow Creek couple visits the Hayes name. DeWitte kidney pills relieve back ache sold by Rager. Bechtold improving after illness at Rev Wright home. Eastman Kodaks and lap robes featured. Acker moves to J A Meek property Silver Lake. Rabbits for sale at Pearson's Restaurant.
Several from this locality attended the play in the opera house at Akron Tuesday night. We are agents for Chicago and Monarch Stock Losses with or without steel frames. Call and talk about them, Alspaugh & Babcock. Floyd Burt returned to Elkhart today after visiting his parents. Cline & Co Q. L. Sherboudy is here this week visiting with his parents. Esta Rager, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jacop Rager, left for California after seven years there, homeward trip Monday noon. Garland Stores and Ranges advertised in marriage homes. Dan Myers of Leesburg, old soldier, visited last week. Carnation day observed yesterday. Subscribe for the Record. F. M. Metheny and wife left Wednesday to visit friends at Argos, Tippecanoe, Rochester, Peru, New Waverly, Bourbon and Warsaw.
Local items report Haney and family updates with William noting slight improvement. Mrs. Krisher recovers from typhoid fever though not yet up. Mrs. Kreiter taken to Hope hospital for operation. Calls to schedule roof work and harness shop notes. Easter and Ash Wednesday dates given with explanation. Post card sales and windmill ads appear amid county farming notes.
The note presents a product label line reading The Kind You Have Always Bought and repeats SCOASTOSRIE 4, reflecting a vintage advertising snippet with a brand tagline and version tag.
Notices and ads from Flora Silver Lake Indiana list a groundhog day reference, local business promos, reader subscription pitches, editorial notes, and a sentence about a former editor Charles Lovelace sentenced to three years for embezzling post office funds.
A list of farms for sale with detailed acres, location distances, buildings, timber, and prices. Also notes exchanges for Indiana properties and Michigan improved farms, plus merchandise stock exchanges. Prices range from $900 to $3,000 with down payments and long-time balances.
R M James of Louellen claims Electric Bitters cures malaria misery and related ailments. The tonic comes in 50 cent bottles, promises quick relief for chills, bilious attacks, jaundice, stomach, liver and kidney complaints, with a Rager's drug store guarantee.
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