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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1912
Page
12
The notice markets solid comfort items labeled Men Base with soft uppers. It promises durable wear lasting 2 to 3 years and notes prices around $3.40 for peanuts chocolate crisps and satin nix, highlighting a complete line in Groceries and a focus on fresh Produce.
In Laketon the neighbors planned a surprise for a family moving to town. About forty attended an enjoyable evening with an oyster supper. Several locals returned home from travels including Edward Cauffman and John Sheets. Harvey McComb moved his family to a farm nearby.
Slogan touts Dr. King's New Life Pills as a remedy for health and vitality with no griping or disturbance. Ad claims nature’s speed of life is 19 miles a second and promises thorough work leading to good health for 25 cents from Rayer & Jontz.
Sunday School at Silver Creek draws attendees with prayers after service. Local visits include John Fleck Isaac Platt and wife Ed Brady home Mrs J K Bucher in Roanoke and more. Funeral of Mrs Myron Landis in Akrona referenced. County residents share updates on health and travel while Downing specials advertise cabinets and notary services.
The period lists changing weather and health notes with residents such as Foster Cauffman on the sick list and Mrs Charles Leiter improving. Local people including Joe Parker, Harvey McCombs and families, Mahlon Rhoads, and the Beighs frequent church visits, trips to Warsaw, and gatherings at homes around Claypool last weekend and Sunday evening.
Backen offers Arnica Salve claimed to cure eczema rashes tetter chafings and minor injuries with safety and rapid healing. The ad also touts a 200 egg incubator for sale and a map at W. W. Honi, plus inexpensive vocal and instrumental music at the Rec ORD office.
In Kosciusko Circuit Court February Term 1912 William Pete Compiling No 12071 John Schrimplin et al. To Quist Title a complaint and affidavit state non residents of Indiana are defendants in a quiet title action. Defendants must appear by April 29 1912 at Warsaw Court House or answer. Court clerk Conrad D Longenecker signs the notice.
Piano and organ players can buy many kinds of sheet music at the Record office. A catalog lists nearly two hundred sheets on Rana for review and purchase.
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