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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1910
Page
2
Victor Mook of Tippecanoe Township and Jacob Whiteleather of Plain Township announce their names will be presented at the upcoming Kosciusko county Republican convention for nomination as County Auditor, subject to convention decision.
O Leroy Leonard of Silver Lake announces candidacy for Clerk of the Kosciusko Circuit Court pending the Republican convention decision. He seeks the GOP nomination and will compete in the party process.
Ira Gants of Turkey Creek Township announces his name as a candidate for Recorder at the upcoming Koscinko county convention subject to convention selections.
A. J. Logan of Washington Township states his name will appear before the Republican county convention as a candidate for Treasurer, subject to the convention's decision.
T. & Keller of Lake Township announces that his name will be presented to the Kosciusko County Republican convention as a candidate for Sheriff, subject to convention decision.
The Claypool Lumber and Coal Co advertises ready timber stock in the woods to supply large building needs such as barns on short notice. Dependable framing timber and quick fill proven by the firm’s claim of immediate availability.
A reflection on choosing friends, the impact of kind words, and how encouragement oxpresses happiness. It urges readers to invest in words of kindness, starting with the editor and extending to others.
The Ashland Ohio pastor Rev Bauman told Warsaw Brethren church attendees the county seat is “the most critical place he ever struck.” He urged the congregation that if they were half as nice as they pretend to be he would not need to speak to them.
The piece cautions that valuables come with a price and warns against getting something for nothing. It argues hard work is necessary, condemns credit extended to strangers on appearance, and notes the public bears some blame for risky credit practices.
The piece extols Indiana as the ideal state, praising its soil and climate. It urges farmers to focus on small tracts with scientific cultivation and dismisses distant lands as offering nothing better, highlighting local community and ease of life.
Instructions for sealing sauces and pickles with corks dipped in suet and wax, dried briefly, then dipped in a sealing wax resin mixture to keep out air and dust. Details include proportions of suet wax beeswax sealing wax and resin and notes on stirring with a candle. References to bottling practices for preservation.
A compact plea encourages readers to pick up YouRS for more stories and features, prompting continued engagement with the publication.
A Texan veteran from Kennu, A Stone, recalls choosing survival over doctors' diagnoses of consumption. After a stubborn cold and long cough reduced weight to 130 pounds, he used Dr. King's New Discovery and regained to 178 pounds. It treats coughs colds lagrips asthma and more. Trial bottle free guaranteed by Rager.
A testimonial from Mrs G Davenport of Roycefield New Jersey claims Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills relieve rheumatic pains and calm nerve irritation that keeps her mother awake. The piece also recalls a medieval anecdote about kissing in English lore and a knight who complied with a lady’s request to kiss.
The article notes frost injuries in corn during December reducing seed viability. It cites October and November drying issues and urges farmers to test seed germination before planting. Purdue and USDA laboratories will offer seed testing in Lafayette Indiana, testing clover alfalfa grasses and cereals for germination and weed content.
A brief and cryptic remark appears from Harper's Weekly noting an imposing figure and a count related to the ten million. The phrasing suggests a satirical or figurative reference typical of the periodical.
Call at the Record Office for notarial services by George A Brush and Charles Hanson, listed among local notaries.
Fragment shows a sworn statement dated the 6th day of December with names obscured in OCR. It references oaths taken in presence of an authority and mentions individuals Mé and Sebeiret.
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