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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1903
Page
4
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Ella Thompson aged 21 living west of Warsaw died by overdose of laudinum on Thursday of last week. New York penitentiary inmates reject chaplain services citing cruelty to a young daughter. Floods cause deaths and destruction in North Topeka and Kansas City with fire disasters following. Post Office rules deny husbands access to wives mail while questions persist on wives access to husbands mail.
The paper lists numerous individuals owing small sums from $1.50 to £8.00. It notes a forthcoming publication of names overdue for more than a year after statements mailed with no response. The note argues that after years of supplying the Record and paying postage, lack of reply warrants a protest.
The itemized notes report Mrs. Warner is sick, local residents visiting Warsaw for Decoration Day, and many townsfolk attending church, school, and social activities. The entry mentions Commencement preparations at Winona, various travels, and family updates along with remarks on public safety and street improvements.
Judd Babcock of Silver Lake visited town and his horse broke the hitch strap. The animal lurched into an alley and then upset the buggy. Babcock thanks 2080 locals who helped recover the wreck and restore him after the scare.
The Olaypool Herald debuted last week as a neat small sheet. It speaks well for the town and should be a credit to Claypool. Citizens of Claypool and nearby areas are urged to support the home paper financially.
An amusing note on B. Whittenberger, a seasoned buggry horse and cattle trader, whose trading instinct is so strong he would trade even his return ticket if given a day off in heaven. His relentless sales mindset amuses readers.
Excitement rose last Friday as three tramps allegedly held up a young man west of town and relieved him of cash and valuables. Officers and citizens pursued the suspects and captured them, placing the culprits in jail.
Claypool Indiana builder and contractor James A Wolf straight rail fence mentioned. Sale dates available by mail or phone. Auctioneer and sale crier L T Wilson invites inquiries from residents.
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