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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1910
Page
2
Victor Mook of Lippecance Township and Jacob Whiteleather of Plain Township announce their names will be presented at the Kosciusko county Republican convention as candidates for County Auditor subject to convention decision.
O Leroy Leonard of Silver Lake announces as a Republican candidate for Clerk of the Kosciusko Circuit Court subject to the party convention. He frames his bid as a bid for the Republican nomination at the county convention.
Ira Gants from Turkey Creek Township announces his name will be presented at the county convention for Recorder nomination subject to convention voters. The message, though brief, signals intent to seek the office in Kesciuko County.
A J Logan of Washington Township declares his name will appear before the upcoming Republican county convention as a candidate for Treasurer subject to convention decision.
The report states that Eprtors Recorp:name will be presented as a candidate for sheriff at the forthcoming Republican county convention, subject to the convention's decision. Lake Township notes T. B. Keller.
The text notes truth arriving in pieces and a view of heaven as doing good. It calls marriage not a lottery but a craft where family bonds form. It hints at limited knowledge and the season for the assessor's annual visit, with a mention of fewer dogs in town.
The passage notes how vocabulary limits hinder expression and urges practice to discuss meaningful topics. It mentions that in some states a woman may not propose marriage legally, yet she can invite a man to propose to avoid the law. It contrasts two newspaper clichés: one where a man dislikes his obituary listing and another where police records reveal a case.
The Recorp office advertises writing tablets pencils and pens for sale. Contact details not provided.
Myers family of Peru recount a three month trip from Topeka to California and Mexico. They describe visits to Long Beach Santa Ana San Pedro Moonstone Beach Passadena and Paso Robles, aviation feats in Los Angeles and a homeward route via Benson El Paso Juarez and Topeka before returning to Peru.
Health officers say Huntington has several smallpox cases but no danger of an epidemic. A church dedication occurred in Mentone last Sunday February 29 1974 with evangelist from Lyon Indiana leading services. Mrs Clemens Bender 70 dies in Warsaw from diabetes after flu.
Lumbermen from northern Indiana and southern Michigan plan their annual meeting at the Oliver Hotel in South Bend on Tuesday evening March 29.
A St Louis man advocates stamping eggs with the date laid to indicate freshness. He argues this could create forty day timeline for eggs and emphasize freshness. The proposal suggests labeling eggs to inform consumers about production timing.
Ed Collins to auction his entire livery stock at a public sale on Saturday March fifth starting at 11 oclock. The catalog includes 25 horses ages three to twelve, buggies and carriages, driving wagons, harnesses, blankets and robes. J D Gill Audr and W H Kern clerk. Jacob Kern to hold a sale at his farm three miles southwest of Burket on the Samuel Rickel farm.
A fire damaged the Fair I store in Wabash and nearby buildings, with losses estimated near 315,000. The blaze origin is listed as unknown and surrounding structures sustained heavy damage.
A plate glass window at a Ft Wayne jewelry store was broken last week and jewelry worth 700 dollars was stolen from the display. No crew was observed. In Warsaw the War saw Canning Co. capital stack worth 19500 dollars changed hands, with Van Wert Packing Co. becoming the buyer.
A sale notice lists 4 head of good young horses 15 head of cattle 2 brood sows 20 head of good ewes 900 bushels of corn and 7 tons of timothy hay. Usual terms. Sale starts at 10 o'clock with J. D. Gill Audr and W. H. Kern Clerk.
The notice urges readers planning a public sale to use the RECORD Office for advertising at the lowest local price and promises free newspaper ad placement for those with bills printed there. Satisfaction guaranteed.
A reader letter recalls treatment by Dr Miles for a husband with heart trouble. The writer claims noticeable improvement after using a heart remedy and notes the North Georgian Conference endorsement in 1904.
Gladys Gilman of Kalamazoo aged eight died in agony after a fall on ice and witnessing a police dog being shot. The article notes her ailment as braid fever and reports the incident near a police encounter.
The Lake Shore Railway company announced its plan to begin building engine and machine shops in Elkhart at a cost of 3 090 000 dollars. The project will become the largest in the Lake Shore system and is expected to bring a large boon to the city with at least 700 000 dollars spent on the buildings during the coming summer.
HENDESSON BROWN presents a feature on a reliable draft horse suited for farm tasks. The piece highlights the animal’s strength, temperament, and value to rural labor, with notes on care and training.
A compact заметка notes readers suggested additions for this week’s recap. Editors invite quick tips on standout items from the past seven days to enrich coverage and spark local interest.
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