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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1916
Page
4
An 1886 affidavit sworn by Frank J. Cheney in Toledo states the firm will pay one hundred dollars for every catarrh case not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. The ad promises testimonials and notes sale by all druggists with contact to Cheney & Co. Toledo Ohio.
Readers are urged to place all legal notices in The Record to ensure responsible publication. Advertisers can direct notices of administration guardianship road and real estate sales through their attorneys to preferred papers, avoiding loss of control.
Mesdames Thomas Baker Electa Snyder and other locals visited North Manchester Tuesday. Warsaw guest Faun Barrett stayed over the weekend with Miss Flossie Yates. Citizens urged to send item notices to the Record office. Earl Smith from Wabash visited his sisters C A Perrson and L D Underhill. Insurance agents in town via Brush Levi Rager near Pierceton visited Samuel Smith and Chester Olinger homes. Advertising for self threading needles at 10 cents available at the Record office. Ray Wilson and family from Peru visited Mrs Cora Williams and Frank McGee. Piano instruction offered at John Fitton home by Neva Hamman. Edward Ayers and family from Liberty Mills noted. rain concerns and crop progress mentioned. Subscriptions invited for the Record. H B Forney and wife and Cynthia Getty of Claypool visited at the park. Notary services and legal instrument work offered at the Record office. Adam Stout of Warsaw was in town on business.
Polish freedom persisted in Cracow as a separate entity after partitions. In 1815 the city were designated a neutral free state under Russia Austria and Prussia. Austrian occupation followed Polish uprisings in the forties and Metternich’s cautious stance shaped the fate.
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