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Newspaper

Silver Lake Record

Location

Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Mar 17, 1910

Page

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Reverend John B Alleman Dies After Prolonged Illness

Rev John B Alleman a former North Indiana conference preacher aged 72 2 2 died after a lengthy illness and attack near Warsaw Indiana He was born January 11 1838 in Holmes County Ohio and moved to Indiana with his family in the 1840s He served as pastor at multiple churches including Warren Lagro Ossian Pierceton Marion and Fort Wayne and later engaged in mission work near Warsaw He leaves several children including William D Charles E Eugene Mamie Whitehead and Mable Kilmer and previously ran Alleman Market Place with his sons Warsaw Daily Union notes his long ministry and community ties.

Nla John B.alleman Wayne Ev. Alleman Holmesty Ohio Christian Sarah Alleian Indiana Midroad Marshall County Toway Plymouth Rojester Ishall County Valparaiso Silver Lake Akron Warren Pierceton Ivy. Allegan Allegan William D Charles E.eugene Mamie Whitehead Mable Kilmer Charles E Hunton Ind Alleman Silver i Ke Warw Alleman Market Place Indiana and Center Streets Holbrook First Methodist Episcopal Church of Warsaw Warsaw Daily Union

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A short exhortation urges readers to subscribe to the newspaper, noting how personal loyalty saves money and reduces missed articles. It argues subscriptions strengthen the paper for all, thanking current supporters and inviting further appreciation.

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State Board Enforces Ban on Common Drinking Cup

Wisconsin health officials in Madison declare the use of the common drinking cup on railways and in public places forbidden. The rule, backed by official authority, aims to prevent infectious diseases and will have full force of law once published.

Wisconsin State Board of Health Madison

Caence Both Made From the Same Ore

The text notes that Caence Both are produced from the same ore and contrasts two types of men based on value. It discusses price perceptions with figures like 50 per ton versus 22,000, implying variable worth and personal valuation. The excerpt reads as a metaphor on economic disparity.

Revival meetings continue at South Pleasant church

Rev Wright led revival services at South Pleasant which closed Wednesday night with eight conversions and six additions to the church. A Bible study and prayer meeting was organized at that place to carry on the momentum.

South Pleasant Wright

Pierceton Likely To Get a New Local Newspaper

Rumors say Pierceton will see another paper as businessmen and influential farmers form a company to buy machinery and publish a new newspaper in the town. The move aims to expand local coverage and serve the community.

Pierceton

Mortgage Exemptions Under Tax Law

Property owners with mortgages should apply for tax exemptions. Applications must be filed after March 1 and before April 30. Affidavits can be prepared at the REcoRD office by G. A. Brush Notary Public.

G. A. Brush Notary Public

Barrett Leaves Markle for Montana Claim Farming District

James Barrett of Markle has sold his blacksmith shop and moves with his family to Montana where he has taken up a claim in the western highlands farming district. He is brother to William Barrett, born and raised here, and leaves many friends hoping for success.

James Barrett Markle Montana Western Highlands Mr. Barrett William Barrett

Revival Meetings Began at M. E. Church on Monday

A series of revival meetings started Monday evening at the M. E. church with good attendance and growing interest throughout the services.

M. E

Miller Family Relocates to Wells County Farm Bluffton

Alex Miller and family have moved from near Larch to a farm in Wells County near Bluffton. The Miller family are well known in the area and residents wish them abundant success in their new home.

Alex Miller Wells County Bluffton Larch Miller

Bowen Letter Requests Address Change to Twin Falls Idaho

A. A. Bowen requests shifting his paper’s address from Fort Collins Colorado to Twin Falls Idaho. Bowen and wife left Fort Collins eight months ago and now reside in Idaho, noting plans to travel and return to Indiana in about seven months.

A. A. Bowen Fort Collins Colo Twin Falls Idaho

Despondent Youth Shoots Self. Warsaw Teen Dies at Home

Donald C. Cripe nineteen of Warsaw ended his life with a revolver Sunday afternoon behind his home after becoming despondent over a love affair. He lived only hours after the shooting but spoke briefly with relatives. He was to have been pardoned that same Sunday at the expected hour.

Donald C. Cripe Warsaw

Four men sail to farm near Lethbridge Alberta

A group including Sinton and Dean Hill plan to leave next Monday for Alberta to join Alfred Landis and J.M. Bloomer. They will operate a two-section farming setup with a gang plow engine capable of breaking 25 acres daily. Wheat yields may reach 25-30 bu per acre spring and 40-45 bu fall, with Landis supervising land breaking on sizable holdings.

Jobo Sinton Dean Alberta Canada Alfred Landis J.M. ‘Bloomer Lethbridge Landis North Dakota

Barbed wire graft targets Southern farmers

The text accuses a schemes to sell an eight wire fence at eight cents per foot to farmers in the southern part of the state. It claims farmers sign contracts unaware of the cost and face heavy charges, describing the scheme as a smooth but harmful graft already affecting other counties.

Gratter i

Teachers Institute At Birth School Draws Local Patrons

The teachers institute held last Saturday at the birth school building was attended by all township teachers and many school patrons were present.

Teachers’ Institute Hirth

Local resident buys new Reo type automobile

E. A. Arnold, from northeast of town, traveled to Warsaw to collect a recently purchased Reo type automobile and plans to bring it home.

E. A. Arnold Warsaw

Public Sale at Mary Petgen Place Near Here

Adam Evans holds a public sale at Mary Petgen place three miles east. Items include three good work horses a span of mules a cow chickens hay corn oats potatoes farming implements and more. Sale begins at 10 o clock with usual terms nine months time. J D Gill Audr W H Kern Clerk.

Adam Evans Mary Petgen Place Here J. D. Gill Audr W.H. Kern

Pier Rye Sin: This Om My All Join

Fragmentary text presents unclear phrases with quotes and misspellings. The readable items suggest a casual note or garbled motto rather than a coherent event or record.

Pier Rye Sin

Three Boys Hardware Sale Promises Free Presents

Summer Bros announces its first annual hardware sale to be held Thursday through Saturday, March 24 26. The firm offered a Parry bogey an Oliver Plow set harness a gasoline range and three carving sets as gifts and reports strong interest with over a thousand people indicating they would welcome any present. Presents will be distributed on Saturday March 26.

Summer Bros

Easter Entertainment at UD B Church

A Sunday evening program is planned at the UD B church for March 27. The organizers promise an excellent program to entertain attendees.

The UD. B

Sunday School and Services Schedule for Silver Lake and Rose Hill

On Sunday March 20 1910 Silver Lake hosts Sunday School at 9 30 p m with Co E society meeting at 6 30 p m Rose Hill holds Sunday School at the usual hour followed by preaching and the Lord's Supper administered after Sunday School.

Co. E Ite Alrs

J F Gummans Plans Public Sale At Rural Site

J F Gummans will hold a public sale at his place five miles east, with items and prices to be announced. Local notices warn residents to attend and inspect consignments prior to bidding.

J. F. Gummans

Farm Auction Listing For 3 Head Horses And More

A sale on Friday March 25 lists 3 head horses 5 head cattle 4 head sheep 7 dozen chickens farm tools household goods corn oats fodder potatoes and other articles. Usual terms 9 months time. Auction starts at 10 oclock with J D Gill auctioneer and W A Kern clerk.

J. D. Gill W. A. Kern

No preaching at Silver Lake Sunday evening

A notice states there will be no preaching at Silver Lake this Sunday evening due to ongoing meetings at the M.E. church.

Silver Lake M.E. Church

Public sale advertised with low prices and free newspaper ad

The RECORD invites holders planning a public sale to use their service, promising lower prices than competitors and a free paper advertisement for those who have bills printed there. Satisfaction is guaranteed.

Sale Bills Stand Out In RECORD Validation

The RECORD asserts its sale bills rival those from other offices in quality and accuracy and invites a trial to prove the claim.

What a Poet Writes

A Columbia professor muses on poetry and the muse, noting poetry may shift with frenzy. He cites a couplet urging saving free conscience from hireling wolves whose gospel is their maw, and suggests the verse resembles a family poem with paw and…

Columbia

Laura Ingalls obituary notices family of Kimes

Mrs Laura Ingalls born February 23 1876 in Kosciusko county near Warsaw died March 8 1910 aged 34 years 15 days. She leaves a father a mother two sisters two brothers a husband Charles W Ingalls and four daughters Elva Blanche Mamie Beatrice Gladys Ruth Gertrude. She joined M E church Center Grove 1897 later at Clunette and remained faithful until death. Final words Blessed Jesus.

Laura Ingalls John Alice Kimes Kosciusko Warsaw Joss Charles W. Ingalls Elva Blanche Mamie Beatrice Gladys Ruth Little Gertrude M. E. Church Center Grove Clunette Mbt. Pleasant

Argyll Visits Longfellow at Cambridge Mansion

The Duke of Argyll visited his son in Canada’s governor general role and met Henry Wadsworth Longfellow at his colonial Cambridge home. On the veranda the duke asked to name birds and flowers. Longfellow admitted ignorance, while an American observer noted his six languages and translation skill.

Argyll and Longfellow Duke of Argyll Canada Longfellow Cambridge Mass

Rise of Russia and its path to European status

The history traces Russia from Ruric the Norse founder through Christianization in the tenth century and Tatar domination in the thirteenth. It notes the drought of deliverance under Ivan and the emergence of Peter the Great who placed Russia in Europe’s state system.

Russia Europe Ruric Norseman Garghiz Khan Ivan Elizabeth Peter the Great New York

The Mistletoe in Ancient Druidic Christmas Rite

Observation notes the mistletoe once held in high reverence by Druids in ancient England. Cutting the sacred plant involved sacrifices and feasting conducted by a priest who ascended the tree with a gold knife. The falling twigs were caught on a mantle of whiteness below.

England

Modest'Greatness. Reporter-Senator. to what. do. you chiefly.

Fragmentary OCR text presents no coherent events or names. Unable to extract a clear news item or identities for a meaningful summary.

Treatment of typhoid fever using skin rubs and castor oil

An unnamed author describes a skin and oil based remedy for typhoid fever. The method involves whisky rubs over the skin to clear pores, castor oil deep rubbing for faster absorption, and continued treatment to reduce inflammation and restore circulation. The account claims several cures after doctors had given up.

J. J. Rippre

Accident Injures Claypool Worker at Loehr Mill

Charles Elder of Claypool, employed at the Loehr mill, met with an accident at work on Monday and sustained a broken left arm.

Charles Elder Claypool

Habits of the Community Report Urges Readers to Share News

Readers are urged to report deaths births marriages accidents and any items of interest to the paper. The notice requests that communities submit details to help the paper publish complete local news.

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