Eks new building dedication at Warsaw lodge
The Eks lodge will dedicate its new building in Warsaw in an informal ceremony on Wednesday evening July 31. The cost was nearly 316,000. Col. Isaac B. McDonald of Columbia City, a Civil War veteran and former local newspaper publisher, died Tuesday. Survivors of the Thirtieth Indiana volunteers plan their annual reunion at Ligonier on September 1, marking the forty fourth anniversary of Chickamauga.
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Eks
Warsawill
Lodge
Isaac B. McDonald
Columbia City
Indiana
Ligonier
Chickamauga
Aduddell Accepts Gatekeeper Post at Winona
H F Aduddell of North Manchester accepts a gatekeeper job at Winona. Prof Aduddell has many friends near Silver Lake and will admit park visitors with tickets.
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H. F. Aduddell
North Manchester
Winona
Prof. Aduddell
Silver Lake
Travelers and locals visit Yellow Creek area and nearby towns
Arthur Atkinson from Muncie visits his wife at Yellow Creek Lake for several weeks. Allen DeHaven performs at Germantown church Sunday at 3 PM. Charles Shull and wife return to Marion after a week at the Calvin Grosso home. Eastman Kodaks Cline & Co. Dr. and Mrs. Dowel of Walkerton travel 58 miles to Silver Lake for breakfast with J. S. Marsh and wife. Charles Hower of near Roann spends Monday evening in town. Dr. Hines of Warsaw calls on professional business. W. S. Harvey and wife from Birmingham visit Gettys relatives and plan to stay.
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Arthur Atkinson
Muncie
Yellow Creek Lake
Charles Shull
Marion
Calvin Grosso
W. S. Harvey
Birmingham
Ala
Mrs. Harvey
Gettys
For Sale Threshing Outfit Estate of Nathan Garman
The notice lists a threshing outfit for sale owned by the Nathan Garman estate with Charles E. Garman as administrator from Goshen Indiana. It mentions a move to permanent residency in Indiana and other local items such as new post cards at the record office and various social visits around town.
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Nathan Garman
Chas. E. Garman
Admr
Goshen
Ind
Indiana
Harvey
South
Peru
Reader tips for local items at The Record office
The Record invites readers to contribute items of local interest for publication. Submissions may be mailed to the office or handed to representatives or by calling phone 62.
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the Record
Inducing a friend to subscribe to the R record
A note suggests asking a friend to subscribe to the R record at a rate of one dollar per year. It emphasizes the value and simplicity of sharing the publication with others.
Right Now Is Time to Subscribe for the SILVER Lame Record
A neighbor urges readers to subscribe to the SILVER Lame Record promising timely delivery. The pitch notes the neighbor dislikes lending the paper and prefers keeping it at home for ready access.
Don’t Be a Borrower Subscribe for the Record
An advertising plug urges readers to subscribe to the Record to access its content. The message emphasizes ownership of the newspaper once subscribed and promotes ongoing access to issues.
Local social notes and business updates from Silver Lake area
Silver Lake residents host guests including Mr and Mrs Adam Stout at the Mol lenhour home and Miss Rose Brooks visiting Mrs Ruth edge. Visitors from Claypool and Goshen call on locals while Elwood hosts L T L convention. Local merchants advertise offerings and real estate firms plan a Warsaw branch.
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Adam Stout
Silver Lake
Isaac Mollenhour
Mentone Gazette
Rose Brooks
North
Manchester
EK. H. Ruth Edge
Twenty Ounce Bread Deal At Pearson's Store
Customers can buy twenty ounces of home baked bread at Pearson's, a larger quantity than others offering sixteen ounces, for five cents. The offer highlights Pearson's price and value compared with nearby competitors.
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Pearson’s
Farers Bank Arranges Fortnightly Light Collection Plan
Patrons are advised the Farers Bank will collect light payments every two weeks. Please call there and pay promptly. IRA BURE
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Ira Bure
Truth is stranger gives town a medical cure claim
In Fedora Tennessee OC V Pepper asserts he was near death from lung hemorrhages before using Dr King’s New Discovery. He reports instant relief, cessation of coughing, and rapid recovery within weeks. The ad claims guaranteed cure for coughs and colds with 50 cent and 1 dollar bottles at Rogers Drug Store, with trial bottles free.
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Fédora
Pepper
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the Record Pub. Co., Brush & Hanson, Proprietors
Qone
Seventh Street
Washington
Pysn la
Kennedy
Rager
Thedford’s
Black
Allen DeHaven
Germantown
Eastman Kodaks Cline & Co
Claypool Lumber & Coal Oo
Charles Hower
Roann
Dr. Hines
Warsaw
Eias Hively
Monroe Kreiter
Josiah Funk
Racorp
Frank Burt
Bears
Harva
Iva Wells
Miles Beamer
Smithfield
Grandma Amiss
Floyd Burt
Robert Dillman
Michigan
Alexandria Bay
N. Y
Thousand Islands
Niagara Falls
Montreal
Que
Pullman
Big Four
H. J. Rhein
Cincinnati
Ohio
McCall's
Et Magazine
McCall CO
4Th St
New York
Burdge &Son
Burdge & Son
Silver Lake, Ind
United States
the of Fashion
Costa
Ierat
Tapy
Stade Wats Wate Nhacea
D.C
George Yotter
Nelson Beigh
Claypool
M. D. Yotter
Oliver
Summe Bros & Co
Stanly Pershing
Collett
DeWitt’s
H. P. Rager
J. A. Hoover
Elwood
Charles Garman
Arcor
Garman
Hay
Naile
The
Claypool Lumber & Coal Co
Jessie Lackey
Kansas City
Esther Yater
Elkhart
E. P. Hamilton
Isenberger & Flemming
Harry Bouse
George Micheals
Babu
Evert
Fanny Shipley
State Capitol
Harvey Haldermar
Collier Weekly
Chares Dana Grsson
Collier’s
Collier's
Collier's Weekly
W. 13Th St
McCall ‘Company
East 24Th
Electric Light’ Plant
Riscorp
Postcard
Record Office
the Record Office
Kokomo
Sterling
Bryan
Gibbs
Syracuse
Hayman
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