10 Mar 1910
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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1910
Page
1
A covert egg company formed weeks ago to corner Easter egg supply operated quietly until a theft wave tipped off locals. Small boys organized to steal hens eggs and store them cold for Easter, prompting an inquiry and eventual return of many eggs to owners. Moral echoes warning against theft.
Farmers in the county report wheat in good condition after a mild winter. No significant damage from ice and snow under the ice is favorable. March weather will determine the year's yield with a larger wheat acreage expected due to high prices, potentially lowering future prices.
The body of Charles Linton arrived Monday from Elkhart and was taken to the Alrey church east of town for burial.
Ralph Spangle eldest son of Mr and Mrs Earl Spangle at South Silver Lake suffers an attack of lung fever.
A series of revival meetings begins at the M. E. Church here next Monday evening March 14. The gathering aims to attract attendees from the local area and foster spiritual renewal.
Arthur B. Sinclaire longtime junior partner of Linselaire & Son hardware in Waterloo died Sunday at his home after weeks of nervous prostration. Survived by wife Mrs Sinclaire formerly Laura Ward and three daughters. Friends in Silver Lake extend sympathy to the bereaved family.
Lake Township teachers meet March 12 in the high school room for a program including opening exercises roll call quotations nature study and agriculture introduction to the Bible and several selected subjects with speakers J D Lee Cline Artie Carr Lulu Sprigg Sherman Hilerbrand Hugh Snyder and others.
The Ice and Refrigeration Blue Book estimates large stockpiles in cold storage. It cites 14 million cattle and 25 million sheep plus 50 million hogs, across 558 plants, with fish, eggs, poultry, and produce valued in the tens or hundreds of millions. Overall stock and value approach 3 billion dollars in a year.
If you hold real estate mortgage you must apply for exemption within legal limits. Applications must be filed after March 1 and before April 30. Affidavits may be prepared at the RECORD office by G. A. Brush Notary Public.
E E Maurer of Hawks nursery completed a major deal last Thursday by contracting Edward Scherer to supply six hundred pear, plum and peach trees. This purchase stands as one of the largest nursery stock deals in the locality in years.
Public sale announced to be held at the residence of F M Hamman located three miles south and thirteen miles east of Burket. Details and exact date to be provided in forthcoming notices.
Mrs. Eve Henry of Kosciusko county died last Friday at her daughter’s Warsaw home at age 98 years 8 months and 20 days. Survived by five children John Joseph Henry Moses Stoner Emma Finton and EF E Henry. Funeral held Sunday at 2 p.m. from Moses Stoner home with Rev. Ainsworth officiating.
A baby boy was born to Mr. and Mrs. Earl Spangle on Saturday March 5 weighing 8 pounds.
A New York City snapshot lists rapid daily events including arrivals of immigrants every 40 seconds and arrests every 3 minutes. The tally also notes births, funerals, marriages, business starts, fires, ship departures, and other acts within a single day.
Mrs Koscbhunick moves her household goods to Elkhart on Tuesday and plans to operate a boarding and rooming house there.
A 10 pound baby boy was born Saturday March 5 to Mr and Mrs Chester Bouse. A second birth occurred Monday February 28 to Mr and Mrs Alva Brandenberg who reside two miles southeast of here.
Members of the Center Sunday School class entertained at the Frank Hill home last Sunday. The group included Bessie Carr Chloe Gill Ruth Gill Pearl Moyer Beatrice Moyer Elsie Cauffman Delphia Johnston Ernie Carr Orval Carr Foster Cauffman Orval Alspaugh Irvin Clink Lester Rowland Ernie Beecher. The youths report a very enjoyable time.
A public sale is planned for Tuesday March 15 starting at 10:00 a.m. featuring one horse, three cows, chickens, hay, 15 bushels of potatoes, corn in the field, farming implements, and household furniture under usual terms with J. D. Gill and Audr. A. D. Sands as clerk.
Jacob Teeter, who has been sick for the past couple of weeks, is slowly improving.
A baby boy was born on Friday February 25 to Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Christner who reside southeast of town.
Mrs. Jacob Bouse and her daughter were both sick with pneumonia but are now recovering.
A wooden awning in front of the Corner drug store was torn away and will be replaced with a regulation awning as part of street improvement work.
John Ayers has improved enough to appear in town a couple of times in the past week, indicating renewed local appearances and engagement.
Mrs. Fredrick Wiltrout injuried by a fall on icy ground at her home a few weeks ago is now able to get about with the aid of a cane.
An ad urges readers to hold a public sale and visit RECORD for lower prices than nearby offices. The note promises a free newspaper advertisement for those who have their bills printed at RECORD and claims satisfaction is guaranteed.
Ohio Humane Society circulates a placard with a horse picture urging kindness to animals. The message asks for rest on the hill, no overloading, humane treatment, and to avoid the whip, noting horses work hard and respond quickly when treated well.
Giles Miller born December 28 1830 in Clark county Ohio died March 2 1910 at the home of his daughter Mrs Henry Hinkle in North Manchester aged 79 years 2 months 4 days He moved to Kosciusko county with his parents as a child and lived there the rest of his life Married Lucinda Leffel in 1855 eight children survive He joined the United Brethren church about thirty years ago and remained faithful He was one of fifteen siblings all but one Mrs Sallie Robinson Akron preceded him in death Seven children survive him.
A store remodeling project removes the elevated rear deck in the Hayman hardware room and levels the entire floor. The work aims to create a uniform surface across the space.
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Mrs Josiah Funk who lives northwest of here has shown some improvement after several months of lung trouble.
The notice urges readers to report deaths births marriages accidents or any items of local interest to the newspaper office. It requests reports from residents about visiting relatives abroad and offers phone mail or in person options to submit news.
Rupert Davis who underwent an operation in a Chicago hospital several weeks ago has rapidly improved since returning home and has been seen around town in the past week.
Isaac Spangle collapsed at his home west of town last Friday with heart trouble and remained in critical condition for several hours. He was able to be in town on Wednesday.
A shoreline incident on a lake led to a suspected otter sighting after a group on a Sunday walk observed an animal on the ice near shore. A dog belonging to L. D. Underhill attacked the creature, leaping several feet before retreating as the otter escaped into the water. The animal’s size and appearance matched an otter according to witnesses.
Funeral was held at the German Baptist church five miles east of town last Sunday. It was largely attended by friends and relatives.
Mr Harry D. Reese and Miss Carrie Ethel Kinsey of Claypool were married at the M. E. parsonage by Rev. E. E. Wright on Tuesday evening at six o clock.
C. R. Jontz returned from Indianapolis last Friday and stayed over Sunday with his family. Bud is nearing graduation from the school of pharmacy with only five weeks remaining.
The candidates for county offices are traveling the country making informal visits labeled as a “cigar canvas” to meet voters and get acquainted, described by the reporters as a cheap wallop.
Dr J M Amiss traveled to North Manchester to spend the forenoon receiving driving instructions for the Ford runabout he recently bought. He is expected to arrive here this afternoon accompanied by an experienced pilot.
A message informs Rev. Wright that his aged father Tillman Wright is seriously ill and expected to live, with reports placing him at about 82 years old.
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