The Infamous Loud Bill Attacks Country Publishers
A 1900 Silver Lake editorial denounces Eugene F. Loud for introducing a postal reform bill aimed at crippling country newspapers. It warns of trusts, monopolies, and rising costs, urging readers to oppose the measure and defend free government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene F. Loud
California
House of Representatives
House
Man Loud
Ihey
Congress
Judas Iscariot
Country Journal
Free
Loud
Benedict Arnold
Laud
Pennsylvania Railroad
Homeseekers Excursion on Nickel Plate to Western Points
Homeseekers plan an excursion via Nickel Plate routes to Western Northwestern and Southwestern points on March 20, 1900. Tickets on sale that date allow return within twenty one days at one fare plus two dollars for the round trip. See agents or contact C A Asterlin T P A Ft Wayne Ind 413 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nickel Plate Road
Western
C. A. Asterlin
Ft. Wayne
Ind
Yellow Creek Correspondence Notes Ills and Visits
The column reports illnesses at Yellow Creek including Grandma Warren and J Regene's son, Stephen Hill, and John Warren's son. It notes upcoming Fairview Sunday school and preaching by Rev Rittenhouse. Several local visits and social gatherings are listed with families visiting and attending a Dillman Prizer wedding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grandma Warren
J. Regene
Stephen Hill
Fairview
Local notices and social events from a small town
Simeon Paxton's preparing to move this week. W E Davis has employed Mr Johnson as drug clerk in the new drug store. Harvey Doran and friend of War saw spent Sunday with the Dorans. Mr James Day and Miss Lou Kern visited families of Noah VanDorn and John O'Brennan. Rev J T McCoy's surprise was well attended and dinner excellent. Rev Steward's lecture on Love Courtship and Marriage at Palestine. McCoy to preach last sermon Sunday March 25. Dr F E Radcliff and wife went to Pierceton. Mrs Radcliff to stay with mother. Married Charles Warren and Lizzie Alexander at Warsaw March 8. Friends congratulate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simeon Paxton
W. E. Davis
Mr. Johnson
Harvey Doran
Warsaw
C. Doran
James Day
Lou Kern
Noah VanDorn
John O’brenn
J. T. McCoy
Steward
Palestine
McCoy
F. E. Radcliff
Pierceton
Local notes include travels rotogravure and a death
Sunday events include Tucker with Leonard Sunmey and Elmer Study's visit while James McFarland bought a buggy and H Cauffman with B Whittenberger promoted buggy trades. A maple syrup camp starts, a mail route dispute surfaces, a graduation exam is set for next Saturday, and the Ingalls infant dies with funeral at Nichols cemetery Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. Tucker
Leonard Sunmey
Elmer
Claypool
James McFarland
B. Whittenberger
Illinois
Rev. Rittenhouse
Beaver Dam
Elmer Tucker
Frank Dickey
George Ingalls
Nichols Cemetery
Local Family Ties Aiding Members Recall Relatives
Mrs. Mary Price spent Friday with Mrs. Pearl Price. Mrs. A D Hamman returned home from Ohio on Friday. F M Metheny accompanied John D Gill to Elijah Bollen's sale on Thursday. Mrs. Rose Geiger, wife of Hon Levi Geiger of Urbana Ohio, departed this life last Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Price
Pearl Price
A. D. Hamman
Ohio
F. M. Metheny
John D. Gill
Elijah Bollen
Rose Geiger
Levi Geiger
Urbana
Also Mentioned on This Page
Record Publishing Company Publishers
L. W. Myers, MaNnacEr
The
Westoffice of
Silver Lake, Ind
Homeseekers’ Excursion
Yellow Creek
John ‘Warren
Charles Hardy
Marion
Jake Newcomer
Mr. Sherman
Nellie Regenos
Farview
Rittenhouse
Frank Metheny
John Bradley
Layote
al Carr
Ezra Funk
Chloe Carr
Sam Beber
George Michaels
Sam Clink
William Dahlem
Alf Price
Lawrence
Alspaugh
J. FE. Rowland
John Hill
Burket
H. Cauffman
8. B. Whittenberger
Ottos
Gures Yaroat
Cleveland
Cincinnati
AGO
ST. Louis R.Y
Michigan
Silver Lake
Mail and Express
Mailand
Shee
J. L. Arthur
D.B. Martin
Ina
Adam Stout
J. C. Cavender
C. £. Stout
Adam Stout & CO
S. D. Henderson
Kosciusko Circuit Court
Indiana
George Gall
Kosciusko County
George W. Yotter
E. B. Flavien, M. D
Central Drug Store
J. D. Gill
P. O
Monroe Wedrick
Alvin Bowen
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