Kosciusko County Democratic Ticket Named at Warsaw
The Kosciusko county democratic convention met in the opera house Warsaw Tuesday and nominated a full ticket including Judge E Bowser of Warsaw for judge Prosecutor T W Anglin of Warsaw Representative Carjin Myers of Mentone over John C Tucker Lake Township and T Reed Washington Township Sheriff Edward Haas of Warsaw Treasurer George W Irvine of Warsaw Surveyor S Lindsey Blue of Warsaw Commissioner Southern District Peier Clemmer Coroner C K Zimmerman of Leesburg over Dr FE Leedy of Pierceton.
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Kosciusko County
Opera House
Warsaw
E. Bowser
T. W. Anglin
S. Lindsey Blue
Southern
Peier Clemmer
Coroper
C. K. Zimmerman
Leesburg
FE. Leedy
Pierceton
Magnificent Rose Specimen Grows at Cozy Nook Home
A Polynerian Rose at Mrs. T. BR. Evans on East Main street was measured last Friday by Mrs. T. C. McClure and her daughter Nelie. The bloom reached 4 inches in diameter and 16 inches in circumference and is pink. The rose bush was brought by Mrs. Evans from Portland Oregon.
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T. BR. Evans
East Main Street
T. C. McClure
Dayturhter Nelie
Evans
Portland
Oregon
Democrats Nominate Trustees and Assessor in Lake Township
The Lake township Democrats met in caucus at Rager hall last Saturday afternoon and nominated Noah Frantz for trustee and Elwood Kerlin for assessor. Attendance was strong and the meeting generated much interest in the party’s business.
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Lake Township
Rager Hall
Noah Frantz
Elwood Kerlin
Marriage at M. E. Parsonage Seals Union of Price and Kline
Charles Price and Miss Arabella Kline were married at the M. E. Parsonage in this place on Monday evening at 8 30 by Rev. E Wright.
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Charles Price
Arabella Kline
M. E. Parsonage
This Place
Rev
E. Wright
Albert Perry Wanted by North Dakota Officials
North Dakota authorities pursue Albert Perry on serious charges as investigators say he hides in swampy areas to avoid capture. Local warrants and manhunt efforts are underway across multiple counties.
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Albert Perry
Roving suspect Albert Perry sought after in North Dakota rape case
Sheriff Shively and deputies pursuit continues as Albert Perry, 18 or 19, son of Lewis Perry, evades authorities in several swamps near Silver Lake after a rape charge from April 30 1908 placed by James Hughes guardian. Warrant extends to possible additional check raising charge. Perry reportedly fled to Indiana then returned toward Rochester area. Local indignant residents expect swift action with further charges possible.
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George Shively
Cando
Towner County
North Dakota
Albert
Perry
Lewis Perry
Silver Lake
Audria Tharp
James Hughes
Indiana
Shively
Minear
Young Perry
Triplets Named After The Hoosier Poet
Six month old Delphi Indiana triplets born to Mr and Mrs Perry Rule weigh a total fifty nine and a half pounds. James Whitcomb Riley weights twenty pounds and Riley nineteen and a half pounds with Whitcomb at twenty. The trio born to honor the Hoosier poet draw many visitors from across the state.
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Perry Rule
Delphi
Ind
James
Whitcomb
Riley
Hoosier
James Whitcomb Riley
Funeral of Eli M Deweese at U B Church
The funeral for E M Deweese, who died Thursday June 11, was held Saturday at eleven in the U B church. Rev C A Spitler of Claypool conducted the services with a large attendance. He was buried under the I O O F lodge auspices in Lake View cemetery.
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U. B
C. A. Spitler
Claypool
I. O. QO. F. Lodge
Lakeview Cemetery
I O O F Memorial Service At Silver Lake Lodge
Memorial exercises of Silver Lake Lodge No 576 I O O F were held Sunday at 1 30 with K of P and Modern Woodmen. G I Sellers led a march to Lakeview cemetery where the ritual honored the dead and G W Warley of Warsaw spoke. Names of departed members were read and flowers placed on graves.
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Silver Lake Lodge No
Order
K of P
Modern Woodman
G. I. Sellers
Lakeview Cemetery
Independent Order
G. W. Warley
Warsaw
Lewis Stuutfer
Robert R. Leuse
Lewis Brenneman
George W. Votter
Walter A. Rantz
Elisha R. Worley
Given K. Smith
Absent Thoughtlessness and Social Critique
A Toledo Blade reflection notes people relish discussing friends while resenting private criticism. It argues individuals excuse own faults, credit themselves, and expect fair judgment only when facing discussion behind their backs. The piece condemns hypocrisy and urges self awareness in conversations about others.
Rural post carriers Told to Maintain Clean Appearance
The postmaster general orders rural delivery postmasters to ensure carriers present a neat appearance with clean clothes and shaved whiskers, keep their vehicles well painted and in good order, and ensure horses are fit to work and not discredit the service. Laxity in these standards must be reported to the office.
Friday Destiny in American History
A compact historical note highlights notable Friday events from Columbus to Yorktown and cites several milestones as Friday occasions including the founding of St. Augustine and the signing of self-government compacts. It ends with a birth entry dated Friday June 12, 1908, to Mr. and Mrs. Gus Bouse.
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Columbus
America
Henry VII
England
John Cabot
North America
St. Augustine
United States
Plymouth
George Washington
Bunker Hill
Burgoyne
General Gates
Saratoga
Cornwallis
Yorktown
Continental Congress
Gus Bouse
Business Men Make a Town What it is
An editorial urges Silver Lake merchants and citizens to unite for progress. It argues that local business leaders shape the town’s reputation and that cooperation outshines criticism. The paper vows to reflect and advance the town’s best efforts through mutual support.
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Silver Lake
Specimen Copy Urges Subscribers to Try a Trial Trip
A specimen copy invites non subscribers to sign up for a year six months or three months as a trial subscription. The offer emphasizes pleasing content and urges immediate commitment to the Record.
Wall renewals with Alabastine sold at Ragers drug stores
Advertising note promoting Alabastine wall coatings available at Ragers drug stores for home renovations.
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Ragers Drug Stores
Liberty Mills Defeats Silver Lake At Myrtle Glenn Park
The Liberty Mills beat Silver Lake 9 to 3 at Myrtle Glenn Park last Sunday. Both teams showed solid hitting and several errors. scoring by innings: Liberty Mills 3 runs through nine innings to Silver Lake 9.
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Myrtle-Glenn Park
Liberty Mills
Silver Lake
Inheritance and Environment in Daily Life
Quote about how inheritance and environment shape everyday life. Reflects on how yesterday's thoughts steer today and current conditions form the backdrop for all living. Echoes Albion W. Tourgee's view on social factors framing individual experience.
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Albion W.tourgee
Sun Stroke Warnings As Heat Waves Hit
A physician warns the public to guard against heat exhaustion and sun stroke during hot days. Describe symptoms of exhaustion and sun stroke and advise cooling, removing clothing, applying damp or ice procedures, and urgent medical care.
Letter from Montana to old Silver Lake friends
A Montana resident writes from Stevensville on June 4 1908 to the RECORD editors enclosing one dollar in arrears since January. She recalls Silver Lake friends and notes Bitterroot valley fruit hay and grain farming, a rainy season, and hopes for future reunions with old neighbors. Mrs Philip Moore signs.
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Old Silver Lake
Bitter-Root
Rockies
Silver Lake
Philip Moore
People who love to boss the job
A brief note reflects on individuals who overly dominate tasks. It suggests strong personality traits drive controlling behavior and the potential need for boundaries or prohibitions to curb such dominance.
Crusade on tobacco rumored to be harsher than liquor
A discussion of a nationwide campaign against tobacco growth and use emerges, with some predicting it will be more severe than the drive against liquor. The excerpt reflects on family bonds and home life as the core context for the public health effort.
Living as a Saint Won’t Shield You From Enemies
The text argues that no one can avoid enemies entirely and that even a saintly life will meet opposition. It cautions that attempting to offend none is a failure, as disputes arise openly or secretly despite good conduct.
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A. Saint
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N. D
Rochester
Fulton County
Indianapolis
Hanley
Albret Perry
Roy Roger
Eli M. Deweese
E.M. Deweese
Continent
Citi
Newspaper
Tts
Sol
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Stevensville
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