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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1911
Page
4
The issuer asks readers to instruct their attorneys to place all legal notices, including appointments and real estate sales, in The Record for publication and to avoid letting notices go to others papers. They emphasize client control and ask not to forget this for any legal notices.
A reflective column notes a self made woman’s pride in her figure. It contrasts clever and common folks, laments the fate of the latter, and muses on character and will. It also includes seasonal advice for animals and a playful remark about language and manners.
Door and window frames and barn siding are highlighted as part of the largest stock in Northern Indiana. The Claypool Lumber and Coal Co promotes selling cheap.
W. F. Ebert and family attended a relative William Yates's funeral in Chicago. William Yates and son Lloyd of Warsaw were guests at Wesley Yates's home. W. W. Stauffer joined a Stauffer reunion in Nappanee. Amie Sherbundy visited Wabash with friends. Fred Busch returned from Kentucky after playing with the Akron band at a Chautauqua. W. O. Bashore and family from Hammond visited Samuel Bashore's home. A handsome assortment of wall papers advertised by Cline & Co. Arthur Getty and daughter went to Indianapolis for a short visit at the W. H. Harvey home. News items requested for the RECORD office. Map of Indiana offered. W. B. Kissinger family spent Sunday in Chicago. Loucks of Elkhart was a guest of Miss Josephine Carpenter. A collection of 106 cent sheet music plus higher grade vocal and instrumental selections at the RECORD office. Lulu and Velma Sprigg visited the D. R. Albert home southeast of town. Elnora and Lizzie Deacon of Piqua, Ohio visiting relatives.
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