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Newspaper

Silver Lake Record

Location

Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 21, 1906

Page

2

Subscription Rates and Options

One Year in Advance. Six Months. Prices: 00.2. Also available: Single Copy. Various unreadable marks indicate pricing and duration options.

Cromwell Voters Set June 25 On Incorporation

The Cromwell voters will go to the polls on June 25 to decide on incorporating the town. D. C. Bachelor, editor of the Napanee Advance, has been nominated by the Republicans of Elkhart County for auditor. Homer Lay, 29, died at his Leesburg home after a long stomach illness.

Cromwell D. C Homer Lay Leesburg Homer Fruit North Manchester Martin Hay Recorps Claypool Lumber Co Rasor Melvin M. Minear Margaret A. Wright J.C. Babcock Alexandria Vera Beigh

Warsaw City band forms plan for weekly summer concerts

Twenty member Warsaw band organized at the county seat last week plans weekly summer concerts. Crime in Chicago described as highly organized with a timetable. A New York congressman supports the Chicago beef trust. Two Warsaw youths caught with groceries from a farmer. released with warning. The Wickliffe Tribune marks its 14th anniversary with editors J Ro and J A Rhenbottem praised for improvements. Burglars rob a Hamilton Steuben post office, stealing over $100. postmaster E G Derr heard nothing.

Warsaw Wikariisa Tribune Messrs. J. Ro J. A. Rhenbottem Haimlsten Steuben E. G. Derr Indiana

You Shape Your Life by Willingness to Help Others

A fragment from the Jeffersonville Re- Nector urges that happiness depends on how much one serves others. It argues cheerful duty earns success and that flappiness rises with the happiness given to others.

Jeffersonville

Marion Adopts Articles for Girlless Telephone Plant

Town boosters tout Marion as progressive as promoters file articles of incorporation for a new telephone plant. The newspaper notes emphasize a strong local print, reliable news, and growing advertising as signs of an enterprising town.

Marion

Citizens Automatic Telephone Company Listed for Miami District

The article notes the Citizens Automatic Telephone Company to operate automatic lines serving Miami and surrounding counties including Howard Wabash Fulton Cass Carroll Clinton Tipton Madison Delaware Blackford Wells Huntington Whitley Kosciusko and Marshal. A cheerful message highlights friendly smiles and acts of kindness as a social boost and mutual aid.

The Citizens Automatic Telephone Company Miami, Howard, Wabash, Fulton, Cass, Carrol Clinton Tipton Madison Delaware Blackford, Wells, Huntington Whitley, Kosciusko Marshal Counties

Democratic State Ticket Nominated at Indianapolis Convention

The Democratic state convention in Indianapolis last Thursday nominated a full slate for state offices. James E F Con was named Secretary of State, Marion D Bailey Auditor, CO Lotz Attorney General, John Isenberger Treasurer, Bert New Clerk Sup Court, Rob J Aley Supt Instruction, David M Currey Statistician, Ed Barett Geologist. For the Supreme Court Eugene Ely and Richard K Erwin were chosen, with Milton Hottell and D W Felt as Appellate Court judges in the 1st and 2nd districts respectively.

James EF Marion D. Bailey CO. Lotz Treasure John Isenberger Bert New Rob J. Aley Statisticiuan David M. Currey Ed. Barett Supreme Court Eugene Ely Richard K. Erwin Appellate Court Milton Hottell D. W. Felt Richard Hartford Henry Zimmerman Henry A. Steis

States’ eminent domain right to protect trees urged

An eminent domain right exists in every state to prohibit tree removal on public or private land unless replacement trees are planted. The author argues states will realize the need to exercise this power, noting it is already practiced abroad.

Union

Family Moves to Elkhart as Raker Ships Household Goods

Thomas Raker moved his household effects to Elkhart the first of the week and the family have become citizens there. The town regrets losing the family but hopes the relocation proves financially profitable for Mr. Raker, long a local resident.

Thomas Raker Elkhart Mr. Raker

Wain Brothers Start Poultry Venture East of Railroad

The Wain Brothers raise poultry with four to five hundred young chickens and five to six hundred eggs in incubators. They began late in the season but are progressing well for how long they have been at the venture.

Wain Brothers

Irrigation by Underflow Project Planned at Garden City

The article describes a government irrigation project at Garden City Kansas using a central plant to generate power and run hundreds of pumps along a five mile line. Water is drawn from wells and discharged into a conduit. Success could lead to many similar works and make underflow striking more profitable.

Garden City Kansas

A Dignified Departure in Newspaper Newsroom Tone

A reflective note on editorial duties and public expectations. It urges courtesy to the press and fair information sharing to satisfy subscribers and the general public, warning editors to meet readers halfway.

Iention

Kennedy Laxative Honey and Tarthe cough syrup

The sworn statement of the manufacturer protects you from opiates in Kennedy's Laxative Honey and Tarthe cough syrup sold by Oline & Co.

Kennedy Oline & Co

Local notes highlight visits and community events

Local residents visit relatives in Middlebury and Urbana, and visitors from North Manchester. James Colbert becomes a clerk at Swihart store. a $4.75 greased pig contest slated for July 4. Community tidbits cover weddings, church programs, and shop ads including nails, scales, and envelopes.

Charles Olinger Dr. Harding Manchester James Colbert Swihart R. &. Jontz

Right Now Is Time to Subscribe for the Silver Lake Record

A neighbor urges subscribing to the Silver Lake Record noting the paper’s timely delivery and the dislike of leaving it out of the house when wanted.

Silver Lake

Unclear fragment hints at aid to ease labor

The snippet appears as a fragment about giving good things to someone to lighten his burden, with a reference to Rockey Mountain Tea. No clear人物, place, or event is established in the readable text.

William Hill

Pension vouchers require claimant present with voucher

The Pension department orders all notaries public to require the claimant to appear with the voucher for signing. A heavy fine applies to both the notary and the soldier if the voucher is acknowledged without the claimant present, ending a long standing but unlawful practice nationwide.

Thes Pension Department

Indiana the Greatest State in the Union

A promotional boast lists Indiana as the nation’s center for population agriculture and commerce. It cites rail mileage, manufacturing growth, wealth, schooling, and cultural markers to claim Indiana’s superiority and invites those who disagree to relocate.

Indiana

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